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I welcome France to the ranks of good nations.
And Morocco, if your businesses profited that much from annoying and conning people, punishments like this are well deserved.
yes, ignore their colonialism
I'm not ignoring it. I actually don't care about the nationality of telephone terrorists. That they build an economy on exploiting people - usually on both ends of the line - and which will falter under new and much needed laws, well, bad luck.
I'm talking about France's colonialism obviously. They are not 'good'.
And neither is Morocco, even without the phone stuff.
Also horrible colonizers of Western Sahara and a repressive regime.