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Topic	France's presidential election is soon underway. Who've you got?
cute_fan 05/07/17 5:58:04 AM #24:	Doesn't really matter. ;.; Macron is an absolute total nightmare out of a horror movie ... ... and if Le Pen were to somehow pull off an astonishing miracle come-from-way-far-behind victory -- after three months she'll just end up choosing to totally backstab her supporters just like Trump did. ;.; No matter whom we vote for, and even no matter who wins, all we ever get is yet more neoliberal globalism and yet more wars. ;.; LeetCheet wrote: I've read that if Le Pen wins, then the whole continent would be screwed. I hope that's not true though. "Au contraire", as the French say. ^.^ If somebody were to win, who then were to actually hold true to Le Pen's campaigning (as before), then most likely the whole continent would be saved. France directly, and the other countries by following their winning example. (Now, the EU would indeed be screwed. But the EU, by forcing the horde of invaders and neoliberal globalism and "austerity" and so on upon all of its victims, is precisely what is ruining Europe; the EU's demise would be an unimaginably wonderful thing indeed.) That's why the elites use every trick and pull every string to make sure that this never happens. And that in the very rare exception case, when one such as Trump does somehow win despite their efforts, they make sure that he gets turned to the dark side within three months or so. >.< TheCyborgNinja wrote: Runner_style posted... I'm honestly hoping Le Pen wins, if only for the fact it could be another severe damaging blow to the house of dictatorial corruption that is the EU. That's my thought. Economic globalization is terrible. The only people it benefits are the upper portion of the 1%. Dumb people can easily be fed a lie to the contrary, but it's clear that people who like control want more of it, and right now money affords them that. Decentralizing things allows more local freedoms and everywhere ends up more empowered in several ways. I don't care if it takes Russian hackers to break the ruling elite's grip. A means to an end. I feel exactly the same way. And very strongly so. --- cuteness ^.^ <cite>cute_fan posted [p:878627469] in France's p... [t:75319443]...</cite> <quote>Doesn't really matter. ;.; Macron is an absolute total nightmare out of a horror movie ... ... and if Le Pen were to somehow pull off an astonishing miracle come-from-way-far-behind victory -- after three months she'll just end up choosing to totally backstab her supporters just like Trump did. ;.; No matter whom we vote for, and even no matter who wins, all we ever get is yet more neoliberal globalism and yet more wars. ;.; LeetCheet wrote: <quote>I've read that if Le Pen wins, then the whole continent would be screwed. I hope that's not true though.</quote> "Au contraire", as the French say. ^.^ If somebody were to win, who then were to actually hold true to Le Pen's campaigning (as before), then most likely the whole continent would be saved. France directly, and the other countries by following their winning example. (Now, the EU would indeed be screwed. But the EU, by forcing the horde of invaders and neoliberal globalism and "austerity" and so on upon all of its victims, is precisely what is ruining Europe; the EU's demise would be an unimaginably wonderful thing indeed.) That's why the elites use every trick and pull every string to make sure that this never happens. And that in the very rare exception case, when one such as Trump does somehow win despite their efforts, they make sure that he gets turned to the dark side within three months or so. >.< TheCyborgNinja wrote: <quote>Runner_style posted... <quote>I'm honestly hoping Le Pen wins, if only for the fact it could be another severe damaging blow to the house of dictatorial corruption that is the EU.</quote> That's my thought. Economic globalization is terrible. The only people it benefits are the upper portion of the 1%. Dumb people can easily be fed a lie to the contrary, but it's clear that people who like control want more of it, and right now money affords them that. Decentralizing things allows more local freedoms and everywhere ends up more empowered in several ways. I don't care if it takes Russian hackers to break the ruling elite's grip. A means to an end.</quote> I feel exactly the same way. And very strongly so. --- cuteness ^.^</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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