France dumps Zoom and Teams as Europe seeks digital autonomy from the US

>>AareyB+(OP)
Such a shame that so many U.S. citizens do not see the ramifications of their political decisions.

Each one of these actions is a stepping stone the world is taking as a direct consequence of U.S. political negligence. And however difficult it was to render this consequence, it will be tenfold, or hundredfold, as difficult to reverse course.

>>spicyu+Ec
A reminder that in the last presidential election, the winner was decided by one of the smallest margins ever, and the winner only won a plurality, not a majority.

Almost as many people voted against the current US administration as voted for it, so although it is true that "so many US citizens do not see the ramifications", there almost as many who do (or some version of them).

>>PaulDa+qr
Almost as many, but not more than :)

>>MiiMe1+vt
Fewer than 50% voted for it, which means more than that voted against it.

>>rootus+d01
Negative. I encourage you to go look at the election results.

>>irishc+222

  Kamala Harris/Tim Walz      75,019,230  48.34%
  Donald J. Trump/J.D. Vance   77,303,568 49.81%
  Various Others               2,878,359  1.85%

So, 50.19% voted against Trump, 49.81% voted for him.

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