Page wrote:And once again we all pray that the milquetoast neoliberal establishment lapdog wins because his opponent is a fucking fascist.
Why is this true?
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by 4th Canareva Bataillon » Mon Apr 11, 2022 3:09 am
Page wrote:And once again we all pray that the milquetoast neoliberal establishment lapdog wins because his opponent is a fucking fascist.
by Diuhon » Mon Apr 11, 2022 5:00 am

by Perikuresu » Mon Apr 11, 2022 5:20 am
The Blaatschapen wrote:Hukhalia wrote:Le Pen is more pro-Putin than most in France. She thinks the Ukraine invasion is wrong but thinks France and Russia could become allies if Putin moved out.
So, Russia and France allied again... Germany to build an army and move through Poland... Am I having a deja vu?

by Arisyan » Mon Apr 11, 2022 5:37 am

by Mettaton-EX » Mon Apr 11, 2022 6:16 am
Antipatros wrote:Arisyan wrote:Well, it appears I got a tad bit too excited as Le Pen now has a comfortable 600,000 vote lead over Melanchon. Seems like 2017 all over again, this time with an impending nuclear war to shake things up!
It also appears that Hidalgo came almost dead last, only getting beaten out for the position of last place by two minor leftist parties.
I think it's safe to assume that the Socialist Party is basically dead at this point.
It seems like the polling for the Macron/Le Pen match up is quite a bit closer than in 2017. I'd still put my bet on Macron winning, but we will see I suppose.

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by Thermodolia » Mon Apr 11, 2022 7:01 am
Continental Free States wrote:I'm pretty sure that those who voted for Zemmour are far more likely to vote Le Pen than the ones who voted Mélenchon are to vote Macron. It's not unlikely Macron loses this time.

by Perikuresu » Mon Apr 11, 2022 7:39 am
Thermodolia wrote:Continental Free States wrote:I'm pretty sure that those who voted for Zemmour are far more likely to vote Le Pen than the ones who voted Mélenchon are to vote Macron. It's not unlikely Macron loses this time.
No a lot of those that voted Melenchon will more than likely end up voting Macron. Id say Le Pen’s chances of winning are pretty low.
Many Melenchon voters didn’t actually vote for him because they liked him but because they where trying to stop Le Pen from getting into the second round. Those people will vote Macron to stop Le Pen

by Michel Meilleur » Mon Apr 11, 2022 11:06 am
Thermodolia wrote:Continental Free States wrote:I'm pretty sure that those who voted for Zemmour are far more likely to vote Le Pen than the ones who voted Mélenchon are to vote Macron. It's not unlikely Macron loses this time.
No a lot of those that voted Melenchon will more than likely end up voting Macron. Id say Le Pen’s chances of winning are pretty low.
Many Melenchon voters didn’t actually vote for him because they liked him but because they where trying to stop Le Pen from getting into the second round. Those people will vote Macron to stop Le Pen

by Michel Meilleur » Mon Apr 11, 2022 11:11 am
Page wrote:And once again we all pray that the milquetoast neoliberal establishment lapdog wins because his opponent is a fucking fascist.
Arisyan wrote:Yeah, The Republicans technically didn't even field a candidate given that Pecresse is actually a member of Soyons Libres.
Plus, Pecresse only won a bit less than 5% of the vote, and for a while it was looking like she might've gotten into the second round. Same with Zemmour. Seems like the traditional duopoly has been officially broken, for better or worse.

by Shrillland » Tue Apr 12, 2022 2:43 pm

by The Huskar Social Union » Wed Apr 13, 2022 3:20 pm
PARIS (AP) — French far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen warned Wednesday against sending any more weapons to Ukraine, and called for a rapprochement between NATO and Russia once Moscow’s war in Ukraine winds down.
Le Pen, an outspoken nationalist who has long ties to Russia, also confirmed that if she unseats President Emmanuel Macron in France’s April 24 presidential runoff, she will pull France out of NATO’s military command and dial back French support for the whole European Union.
Macron, a pro-EU centrist, is facing a harder-than-expected fight to stay in power, in part because the economic impact of the war is hitting poor households the hardest. France’s European partners are worried that a possible Le Pen presidency could undermine Western unity as the U.S. and Europe seek to support Ukraine and end Russia’s ruinous war on its neighbor.
Asked about military aid to Ukraine, Le Pen said she would continue defense and intelligence support.
“(But) I’m more reserved about direct arms deliveries. Why? Because ... the line is thin between aid and becoming a co-belligerent,” the far-right leader said, citing concerns about an “escalation of this conflict that could bring a whole number of countries into a military commitment.”
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by Shrillland » Wed Apr 13, 2022 3:33 pm
The Huskar Social Union wrote:France’s Le Pen warns against sending weapons to UkrainePARIS (AP) — French far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen warned Wednesday against sending any more weapons to Ukraine, and called for a rapprochement between NATO and Russia once Moscow’s war in Ukraine winds down.
Le Pen, an outspoken nationalist who has long ties to Russia, also confirmed that if she unseats President Emmanuel Macron in France’s April 24 presidential runoff, she will pull France out of NATO’s military command and dial back French support for the whole European Union.
Macron, a pro-EU centrist, is facing a harder-than-expected fight to stay in power, in part because the economic impact of the war is hitting poor households the hardest. France’s European partners are worried that a possible Le Pen presidency could undermine Western unity as the U.S. and Europe seek to support Ukraine and end Russia’s ruinous war on its neighbor.
Asked about military aid to Ukraine, Le Pen said she would continue defense and intelligence support.
“(But) I’m more reserved about direct arms deliveries. Why? Because ... the line is thin between aid and becoming a co-belligerent,” the far-right leader said, citing concerns about an “escalation of this conflict that could bring a whole number of countries into a military commitment.”
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by Kilobugya » Thu Apr 21, 2022 3:01 am
The Huskar Social Union wrote:Why does Melenchon do so well in Southern France? Didnt he also do quite well there in 2017? Is it just a stronghold for the leftwing in france or is it due to his own popularity etc etc

by Kilobugya » Thu Apr 21, 2022 3:04 am
Thermodolia wrote:
They got three chances. They boycotted the last one. They don’t get a fourth. The treaty they signed said they’d get only three chances. They knew what they were doing.
They don’t get another try

by Kilobugya » Thu Apr 21, 2022 3:05 am
Page wrote:And once again we all pray that the milquetoast neoliberal establishment lapdog wins because his opponent is a fucking fascist.


by Kilobugya » Thu Apr 21, 2022 3:09 am
Continental Free States wrote:I'm pretty sure that those who voted for Zemmour are far more likely to vote Le Pen than the ones who voted Mélenchon are to vote Macron. It's not unlikely Macron loses this time.

by Greater Miami Shores 3 » Thu Apr 21, 2022 9:02 am
Kilobugya wrote:Continental Free States wrote:I'm pretty sure that those who voted for Zemmour are far more likely to vote Le Pen than the ones who voted Mélenchon are to vote Macron. It's not unlikely Macron loses this time.
It'll be tight. Those who voted for Zemmour will vote Le Pen, those who voted Roussel, Hidalgo and Jadot will vote Macron. The Pécresse vote will split I'm not sure exactly how, and the Mélenchon voters will mostly abstain, and the rest will split their votes - there is a very strong hatred of Macron from within working-class since his handling of the Yellow Vests crisis. I think Macron will win, but much closer, something like 54-46 or 53-47 maybe.

by The United Penguin Commonwealth » Thu Apr 21, 2022 4:16 pm

by Greater Miami Shores 3 » Thu Apr 21, 2022 9:12 pm
The United Penguin Commonwealth wrote:Can someone explain to me why so many people hate the EU?

by Thermodolia » Thu Apr 21, 2022 9:21 pm
Kilobugya wrote:Thermodolia wrote:They got three chances. They boycotted the last one. They don’t get a fourth. The treaty they signed said they’d get only three chances. They knew what they were doing.
They don’t get another try
The treaty they signed said they had three chances... but that both parties should agree on the conditions of each of those referendum. They didn't agree with the conditions of the last one (in part due to Covid) so it doesn't account if you respect the spirit of the treaty.

by Kilobugya » Fri Apr 22, 2022 12:47 am
The United Penguin Commonwealth wrote:Can someone explain to me why so many people hate the EU?

by Kilobugya » Fri Apr 22, 2022 12:50 am
Thermodolia wrote:Spirit of the treaty doesn’t matter, they got three tries and they got squat. They don’t get to complain about being stuck now. Maybe they shouldn’t have called the third vote until after the pandemic was over if that was such a major concern.

by Thermodolia » Fri Apr 22, 2022 5:00 am
Kilobugya wrote:Thermodolia wrote:Spirit of the treaty doesn’t matter, they got three tries and they got squat. They don’t get to complain about being stuck now. Maybe they shouldn’t have called the third vote until after the pandemic was over if that was such a major concern.
That's what the independentists wanted, the third referendum to be postponed until after the pandemics. Especially because they have quite strict customs about mourning, which weren't really compatible with holding a referendum when so many families had lost a relative. The French government refused to postpone it and insisted to run it in the middle of a pandemics, which to me is a violation of the treaty, and therefore that third chance isn't really "used" yet.
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