Re: bonne idée

ouais.

Leur réaction a été rapide :

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de toute façon je n'ai pas l'intention de retourner sur leur site

"Ce n'est pas à l'état de tout savoir sur ses citoyens, mais au citoyen de tout savoir sur l'état."