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I can appreciate the complexity of those systems. Moreover all countries have their issues...

But you seem such an innovative and industrious people! Therefore seeing how your justice, health and even education systems are deeply dysfunctional -- to say the least -- and possibly impossible to fix, is mind boggling.

> inhuman US judicial system

Exactly this. The US is a remarkable country, but how can they suffer such unjust and downright pernicious justice and health systems? That puzzles me.

> Yet another attempt at dismantling any sense of shared identity, and history of a European country.

What if the identity is built on (even partially) a set of lies? Lies that prevent us to see ourselves as who we really are. And therefore, prevent us to being who we really are and who we really should be.

France's history indeed deserves examination and criticism.

One of the most controversial facts of the recent history of France is how the General de Gaulle came back to power in 1958 through a coup [1]. This isn't and probably will never be taught in class because the General is the founding father of our current constitution.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_de_Gaulle#1958:_Collap...

As a developer I see a lot of use for this feature.