Re: [tlug] Wifi hotspot access in Tokyo (Very OT)

[Bruno Raoult <braoult@example.com>]

On Wed, Mar 19, 2014 at 6:45 AM, Nicolas Limare <nicolas+tlug@example.com> wrote:

Is "one state == one law" the most common configuration? I have the
impression that yes, but it might be from my French Jacobin
background.

Two remarks (OT, more and more):
- French laws are different in regions (or better said "The French laws have different

rules for some regions: Alsace/Lorraine, Islands, etc...").

- We cannot say that all French have Jacobin "thinking" (recent events show it clearly,

for example the "Bonnets Rouges" in Brittany).

The term "one state = one law" surely does not apply in France, and I wonder if only one

country on earth applies this rule. "Jacobin" means deciding everything in a single place,

by administration. USSR was Jacobin in this sense.
But laws decided there (by the Paris "Jacobin administration" for France) are really selective by region.

br.

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