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Merkel no longer is protecting Germany and Germany's citizens. Merkel is no leader, neither is Treaudeu, Macron.
Poland is standing strong and protecting their citizens.
President Trump has made America proud!
| worldnews | French politics | annotator03 | Loyalty | Confident |
Merkel no longer is protecting Germany and Germany's citizens. Merkel is no leader, neither is Treaudeu, Macron.
Poland is standing strong and protecting their citizens.
President Trump has made America proud!
| worldnews | French politics | annotator04 | Loyalty,Authority | Confident |
Merkel no longer is protecting Germany and Germany's citizens. Merkel is no leader, neither is Treaudeu, Macron.
Poland is standing strong and protecting their citizens.
President Trump has made America proud!
| worldnews | French politics | annotator01 | Care | Confident |
Merkel and Macron are both pro EU, and they need to show the remaining members that their actions are not without consequences. If the UK will not comply with EU regulations, then I believe they will stand alone from a trade perspective. | europe | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Merkel and Macron are both pro EU, and they need to show the remaining members that their actions are not without consequences. If the UK will not comply with EU regulations, then I believe they will stand alone from a trade perspective. | europe | French politics | annotator01 | Proportionality | Confident |
Merkel and Macron are both pro EU, and they need to show the remaining members that their actions are not without consequences. If the UK will not comply with EU regulations, then I believe they will stand alone from a trade perspective. | europe | French politics | annotator00 | Authority | Not Confident |
Macron seems to get a lot of media coverage compared to the other candidates, at least from what I've seen on French TV. Maybe it's similar throughout the rest of Europe? | europe | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Macron seems to get a lot of media coverage compared to the other candidates, at least from what I've seen on French TV. Maybe it's similar throughout the rest of Europe? | europe | French politics | annotator01 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Macron seems to get a lot of media coverage compared to the other candidates, at least from what I've seen on French TV. Maybe it's similar throughout the rest of Europe? | europe | French politics | annotator02 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Even our pro-Le Pen discord (read : sort of our T_D) was saying she dropped the ball.
She genuinely appeared incompetent to every sides. | worldnews | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Even our pro-Le Pen discord (read : sort of our T_D) was saying she dropped the ball.
She genuinely appeared incompetent to every sides. | worldnews | French politics | annotator04 | Thin Morality | Confident |
Even our pro-Le Pen discord (read : sort of our T_D) was saying she dropped the ball.
She genuinely appeared incompetent to every sides. | worldnews | French politics | annotator02 | Non-Moral | Confident |
It's surprising how many people don't understand their motives. They have stated it as plainly as they can. Their goal is to overthrow the western-friendly governments in Iraq, Saudi Arabia, etc, so they can create the "Islamic State". To do this, they must have people on their side. Terrorism creates the hate needed so that their own people will have to pick sides - us or them. So does Le Pen. It's very simple.. | europe | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
It's surprising how many people don't understand their motives. They have stated it as plainly as they can. Their goal is to overthrow the western-friendly governments in Iraq, Saudi Arabia, etc, so they can create the "Islamic State". To do this, they must have people on their side. Terrorism creates the hate needed so that their own people will have to pick sides - us or them. So does Le Pen. It's very simple.. | europe | French politics | annotator01 | Non-Moral | Confident |
It's surprising how many people don't understand their motives. They have stated it as plainly as they can. Their goal is to overthrow the western-friendly governments in Iraq, Saudi Arabia, etc, so they can create the "Islamic State". To do this, they must have people on their side. Terrorism creates the hate needed so that their own people will have to pick sides - us or them. So does Le Pen. It's very simple.. | europe | French politics | annotator00 | Authority | Not Confident |
> a joint EU operation
EU? You will only get that with Macron, not with Le Pen. | worldnews | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
> a joint EU operation
EU? You will only get that with Macron, not with Le Pen. | worldnews | French politics | annotator04 | Thin Morality | Confident |
> a joint EU operation
EU? You will only get that with Macron, not with Le Pen. | worldnews | French politics | annotator02 | Non-Moral | Confident |
> Because Macron is a post-ideological candidate
Being "post ideological" doesn't mean you don't have an ideology, if anything it means you probably subscribe to the dominant ideology of society. | europe | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
> Because Macron is a post-ideological candidate
Being "post ideological" doesn't mean you don't have an ideology, if anything it means you probably subscribe to the dominant ideology of society. | europe | French politics | annotator04 | Thin Morality | Confident |
> Because Macron is a post-ideological candidate
Being "post ideological" doesn't mean you don't have an ideology, if anything it means you probably subscribe to the dominant ideology of society. | europe | French politics | annotator01 | Non-Moral | Confident |
> Which they will have no incentive to do if they win in spite of your attempts to undermine them.
Presumably they might want to run in the following elections. And sure, Le Pen didn't win, but 33% voting for her tells something about the stability of politics in France. | geopolitics | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
> Which they will have no incentive to do if they win in spite of your attempts to undermine them.
Presumably they might want to run in the following elections. And sure, Le Pen didn't win, but 33% voting for her tells something about the stability of politics in France. | geopolitics | French politics | annotator04 | Thin Morality | Confident |
> Which they will have no incentive to do if they win in spite of your attempts to undermine them.
Presumably they might want to run in the following elections. And sure, Le Pen didn't win, but 33% voting for her tells something about the stability of politics in France. | geopolitics | French politics | annotator02 | Non-Moral | Confident |
I'm stealing this comment for when Le Pen will lose | europe | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
I'm stealing this comment for when Le Pen will lose | europe | French politics | annotator04 | Thin Morality | Confident |
I'm stealing this comment for when Le Pen will lose | europe | French politics | annotator00 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Islam?
The far right only needs one "terrorist attack" to happen under Macron's watch. | worldnews | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Islam?
The far right only needs one "terrorist attack" to happen under Macron's watch. | worldnews | French politics | annotator00 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Islam?
The far right only needs one "terrorist attack" to happen under Macron's watch. | worldnews | French politics | annotator02 | Equality | Not Confident |
No, but i'd say its quite obvious that other politicians have complained while hollande did not.
| europe | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
No, but i'd say its quite obvious that other politicians have complained while hollande did not.
| europe | French politics | annotator04 | Thin Morality | Somewhat Confident |
No, but i'd say its quite obvious that other politicians have complained while hollande did not.
| europe | French politics | annotator02 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Melenchon, no question.
Then again I'd choose him over Fillon, Macron, or Hamon as well. | europe | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Melenchon, no question.
Then again I'd choose him over Fillon, Macron, or Hamon as well. | europe | French politics | annotator04 | Thin Morality | Confident |
Melenchon, no question.
Then again I'd choose him over Fillon, Macron, or Hamon as well. | europe | French politics | annotator00 | Non-Moral | Not Confident |
I was Hamon until the first debate, then Mélenchon's proposed sixth republic completely swayed me to him, and from the polls it appears that I am not the only one. | europe | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
I was Hamon until the first debate, then Mélenchon's proposed sixth republic completely swayed me to him, and from the polls it appears that I am not the only one. | europe | French politics | annotator00 | Loyalty | Not Confident |
I was Hamon until the first debate, then Mélenchon's proposed sixth republic completely swayed me to him, and from the polls it appears that I am not the only one. | europe | French politics | annotator02 | Non-Moral | Confident |
> When you have a candidate of a party winning the majority of the public's votes it simply doesn't match that definition.
What candidate are you talking about? Le Pen doesn't have the majority of the public's votes... | worldnews | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
> When you have a candidate of a party winning the majority of the public's votes it simply doesn't match that definition.
What candidate are you talking about? Le Pen doesn't have the majority of the public's votes... | worldnews | French politics | annotator04 | Thin Morality | Confident |
> When you have a candidate of a party winning the majority of the public's votes it simply doesn't match that definition.
What candidate are you talking about? Le Pen doesn't have the majority of the public's votes... | worldnews | French politics | annotator00 | Non-Moral | Somewhat Confident |
You didn't use the word, but the implication of your post is that liking Trump and Le Pen is somehow at odds with homosexuality and secularism, and therefore "right wing", which is a practical synonym of "conservative". My point is that there is no such tension.
The so-called "no true Scotsman fallacy" doesn't apply here since I am using the original, coherent definitions of the terms: left = progressivism, right = conservatism/traditionalism. In every meaningful sense, Trump is a progressive. In fact, that document so idolized by American "conservatives", the US constitution, is _fundamentally incompatible_ with genuine rightism. | worldnews | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
You didn't use the word, but the implication of your post is that liking Trump and Le Pen is somehow at odds with homosexuality and secularism, and therefore "right wing", which is a practical synonym of "conservative". My point is that there is no such tension.
The so-called "no true Scotsman fallacy" doesn't apply here since I am using the original, coherent definitions of the terms: left = progressivism, right = conservatism/traditionalism. In every meaningful sense, Trump is a progressive. In fact, that document so idolized by American "conservatives", the US constitution, is _fundamentally incompatible_ with genuine rightism. | worldnews | French politics | annotator00 | Non-Moral | Not Confident |
You didn't use the word, but the implication of your post is that liking Trump and Le Pen is somehow at odds with homosexuality and secularism, and therefore "right wing", which is a practical synonym of "conservative". My point is that there is no such tension.
The so-called "no true Scotsman fallacy" doesn't apply here since I am using the original, coherent definitions of the terms: left = progressivism, right = conservatism/traditionalism. In every meaningful sense, Trump is a progressive. In fact, that document so idolized by American "conservatives", the US constitution, is _fundamentally incompatible_ with genuine rightism. | worldnews | French politics | annotator02 | Equality | Confident |
Helping nazis is not tolerance, its collaborationism.
And Le Pen's party is full of nazis. Actual, real deal, nazis. | worldnews | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Somewhat Confident |
Helping nazis is not tolerance, its collaborationism.
And Le Pen's party is full of nazis. Actual, real deal, nazis. | worldnews | French politics | annotator01 | Non-Moral | Not Confident |
Helping nazis is not tolerance, its collaborationism.
And Le Pen's party is full of nazis. Actual, real deal, nazis. | worldnews | French politics | annotator02 | Equality | Confident |
He's not saying that this was an inside job by Le Pen's campaign, if that's what you're assuming.
I believe he's saying that terrorists timed it this way to stoke fear which would improve Le Pens chances and increase support for the far-right, because a stronger far-right gives terrorists a bigger enemy, making them stronger in turn.
Doesn't seem that unreasonable to me. | europe | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
He's not saying that this was an inside job by Le Pen's campaign, if that's what you're assuming.
I believe he's saying that terrorists timed it this way to stoke fear which would improve Le Pens chances and increase support for the far-right, because a stronger far-right gives terrorists a bigger enemy, making them stronger in turn.
Doesn't seem that unreasonable to me. | europe | French politics | annotator00 | Authority | Not Confident |
He's not saying that this was an inside job by Le Pen's campaign, if that's what you're assuming.
I believe he's saying that terrorists timed it this way to stoke fear which would improve Le Pens chances and increase support for the far-right, because a stronger far-right gives terrorists a bigger enemy, making them stronger in turn.
Doesn't seem that unreasonable to me. | europe | French politics | annotator02 | Non-Moral | Confident |
If these were real the guy would have sent copies of the whole stack of documents to several reputable journals instead of posting a few photos on fucking 4chan. Until independent parties corroborate this it's *literally* fake news that's designed to stay in the public eye just long enough to survive the election.
You should honestly feel bad for not being more skeptical of it, regardless of your own political leanings or motivations. I'd say the same if this were documents about Le Pen supposedly being 'leaked' on 4chan, or here for that matter. | europe | French politics | annotator03 | Thin Morality | Somewhat Confident |
If these were real the guy would have sent copies of the whole stack of documents to several reputable journals instead of posting a few photos on fucking 4chan. Until independent parties corroborate this it's *literally* fake news that's designed to stay in the public eye just long enough to survive the election.
You should honestly feel bad for not being more skeptical of it, regardless of your own political leanings or motivations. I'd say the same if this were documents about Le Pen supposedly being 'leaked' on 4chan, or here for that matter. | europe | French politics | annotator04 | Thin Morality | Confident |
If these were real the guy would have sent copies of the whole stack of documents to several reputable journals instead of posting a few photos on fucking 4chan. Until independent parties corroborate this it's *literally* fake news that's designed to stay in the public eye just long enough to survive the election.
You should honestly feel bad for not being more skeptical of it, regardless of your own political leanings or motivations. I'd say the same if this were documents about Le Pen supposedly being 'leaked' on 4chan, or here for that matter. | europe | French politics | annotator01 | Care | Confident |
Trump, Le Pen and UKIP supporters seem perfectly happy that Putin's people have tried and in many cases succeeded in hacking Democracy around the world. There are costs to letting Putin's policies go unchecked and these poor people are paying them. | worldnews | French politics | annotator03 | Care,Authority | Confident |
Trump, Le Pen and UKIP supporters seem perfectly happy that Putin's people have tried and in many cases succeeded in hacking Democracy around the world. There are costs to letting Putin's policies go unchecked and these poor people are paying them. | worldnews | French politics | annotator04 | Care | Confident |
Trump, Le Pen and UKIP supporters seem perfectly happy that Putin's people have tried and in many cases succeeded in hacking Democracy around the world. There are costs to letting Putin's policies go unchecked and these poor people are paying them. | worldnews | French politics | annotator00 | Care,Authority | Not Confident |
I dont consider Macron solidly left, but anything I wrote about Fillon got downvoted. Myself I really love libertarianism and anarchocapitalism | europe | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
I dont consider Macron solidly left, but anything I wrote about Fillon got downvoted. Myself I really love libertarianism and anarchocapitalism | europe | French politics | annotator04 | Thin Morality | Confident |
I dont consider Macron solidly left, but anything I wrote about Fillon got downvoted. Myself I really love libertarianism and anarchocapitalism | europe | French politics | annotator01 | Non-Moral | Confident |
I think Le Pen should have the right to publish execution videos, hell I bought all sorts of Faces of Death videos and shit when I was a teenager. But I think posting videos of beheadings is a pretty weak way to argue a political point. We all know terrorists are violent and fucked up, that doesn't mean I need to see it. It's like those disgusting videos PeTA put out of people clubbing seals and eating dogs, it just grosses people out. It doesn't enlighten anybody. | worldnews | French politics | annotator03 | Purity | Somewhat Confident |
I think Le Pen should have the right to publish execution videos, hell I bought all sorts of Faces of Death videos and shit when I was a teenager. But I think posting videos of beheadings is a pretty weak way to argue a political point. We all know terrorists are violent and fucked up, that doesn't mean I need to see it. It's like those disgusting videos PeTA put out of people clubbing seals and eating dogs, it just grosses people out. It doesn't enlighten anybody. | worldnews | French politics | annotator01 | Purity | Confident |
I think Le Pen should have the right to publish execution videos, hell I bought all sorts of Faces of Death videos and shit when I was a teenager. But I think posting videos of beheadings is a pretty weak way to argue a political point. We all know terrorists are violent and fucked up, that doesn't mean I need to see it. It's like those disgusting videos PeTA put out of people clubbing seals and eating dogs, it just grosses people out. It doesn't enlighten anybody. | worldnews | French politics | annotator02 | Purity,Authority | Confident |
Except Frontist aren't the most religious party in France by a long shot. They are ready to persecute Catholics if this means it affects Muslims as well. Especially since the Catholic Church is strongly in favor of helping refugees. Le Pen is a hard-line secularist with some Catholic hypocrisy (like with the debate about nativity scenes in townhalls).
This makes sense because France isn't very religious in the first place. So to appeal to the majority politicians usually avoid to be perceived as religious. | worldnews | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Except Frontist aren't the most religious party in France by a long shot. They are ready to persecute Catholics if this means it affects Muslims as well. Especially since the Catholic Church is strongly in favor of helping refugees. Le Pen is a hard-line secularist with some Catholic hypocrisy (like with the debate about nativity scenes in townhalls).
This makes sense because France isn't very religious in the first place. So to appeal to the majority politicians usually avoid to be perceived as religious. | worldnews | French politics | annotator04 | Proportionality,Care,Equality | Confident |
Except Frontist aren't the most religious party in France by a long shot. They are ready to persecute Catholics if this means it affects Muslims as well. Especially since the Catholic Church is strongly in favor of helping refugees. Le Pen is a hard-line secularist with some Catholic hypocrisy (like with the debate about nativity scenes in townhalls).
This makes sense because France isn't very religious in the first place. So to appeal to the majority politicians usually avoid to be perceived as religious. | worldnews | French politics | annotator01 | Care | Confident |
And however flawed or dishonest Macron may be.....it is a far greater act of dishonesty to steal his data and expose it, hoping to change the course of a national election for the purpose of an outside group.
That is far far more dangerous than voting for one flawed man. | worldnews | French politics | annotator03 | Thin Morality | Somewhat Confident |
And however flawed or dishonest Macron may be.....it is a far greater act of dishonesty to steal his data and expose it, hoping to change the course of a national election for the purpose of an outside group.
That is far far more dangerous than voting for one flawed man. | worldnews | French politics | annotator01 | Non-Moral | Somewhat Confident |
And however flawed or dishonest Macron may be.....it is a far greater act of dishonesty to steal his data and expose it, hoping to change the course of a national election for the purpose of an outside group.
That is far far more dangerous than voting for one flawed man. | worldnews | French politics | annotator00 | Thin Morality | Not Confident |
There all kinds of economists as well there are all kinds of politicians. But there's nothing populistic with agreeing with Macron on this topic, if you want we can see if it applies to political science definitions. :) | europe | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
There all kinds of economists as well there are all kinds of politicians. But there's nothing populistic with agreeing with Macron on this topic, if you want we can see if it applies to political science definitions. :) | europe | French politics | annotator04 | Thin Morality | Confident |
There all kinds of economists as well there are all kinds of politicians. But there's nothing populistic with agreeing with Macron on this topic, if you want we can see if it applies to political science definitions. :) | europe | French politics | annotator00 | Non-Moral | Confident |
I think most people here are mistaking Marine Le Pen and Marion Le Pen | worldnews | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
I think most people here are mistaking Marine Le Pen and Marion Le Pen | worldnews | French politics | annotator01 | Non-Moral | Confident |
I think most people here are mistaking Marine Le Pen and Marion Le Pen | worldnews | French politics | annotator00 | Non-Moral | Confident |
The polls had Trump and Hillary within a few % of each other and it turned out to be that close.
Macron and Le Pen is not even remotely close. | europe | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
The polls had Trump and Hillary within a few % of each other and it turned out to be that close.
Macron and Le Pen is not even remotely close. | europe | French politics | annotator04 | Non-Moral | Confident |
The polls had Trump and Hillary within a few % of each other and it turned out to be that close.
Macron and Le Pen is not even remotely close. | europe | French politics | annotator00 | Non-Moral | Confident |
For sure. There is a tendency for people to believe that politics is almost a sideshow. That what they believe is "logical" and therefore the arc of history bends to it.
Brexit, Bernie, Trump, Macron, Corbyn all have one thing in common. They are new and with different ideas (relative to what had been politically possible for the electorate they were seeking). | neoliberal | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
For sure. There is a tendency for people to believe that politics is almost a sideshow. That what they believe is "logical" and therefore the arc of history bends to it.
Brexit, Bernie, Trump, Macron, Corbyn all have one thing in common. They are new and with different ideas (relative to what had been politically possible for the electorate they were seeking). | neoliberal | French politics | annotator04 | Thin Morality | Confident |
For sure. There is a tendency for people to believe that politics is almost a sideshow. That what they believe is "logical" and therefore the arc of history bends to it.
Brexit, Bernie, Trump, Macron, Corbyn all have one thing in common. They are new and with different ideas (relative to what had been politically possible for the electorate they were seeking). | neoliberal | French politics | annotator01 | Non-Moral | Confident |
I think they believed Le Pen to be a superhero capable of being the anti-terror Messiah, as if all of those with ill intent would just be like "AW FUCK, NOW HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO VICTIMIZE CIVILIANS?!" | europe | French politics | annotator03 | Loyalty | Somewhat Confident |
I think they believed Le Pen to be a superhero capable of being the anti-terror Messiah, as if all of those with ill intent would just be like "AW FUCK, NOW HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO VICTIMIZE CIVILIANS?!" | europe | French politics | annotator04 | Loyalty,Authority | Somewhat Confident |
I think they believed Le Pen to be a superhero capable of being the anti-terror Messiah, as if all of those with ill intent would just be like "AW FUCK, NOW HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO VICTIMIZE CIVILIANS?!" | europe | French politics | annotator01 | Authority | Confident |
Classical liberalism and Thatcherite ideals are the single most poisonous political ideas in France. Fillon backed off on his promises during the primaries almost immediately. | europe | French politics | annotator03 | Thin Morality | Confident |
Classical liberalism and Thatcherite ideals are the single most poisonous political ideas in France. Fillon backed off on his promises during the primaries almost immediately. | europe | French politics | annotator01 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Classical liberalism and Thatcherite ideals are the single most poisonous political ideas in France. Fillon backed off on his promises during the primaries almost immediately. | europe | French politics | annotator00 | Non-Moral | Somewhat Confident |
Le Pen is not one of those "less governement" conservatives. On the contrary, she's more of an authoritarian,"strong governement" kind of politician.
Applying US (my guess) political terms to European parties doesn't work well. | worldnews | French politics | annotator03 | Authority | Confident |
Le Pen is not one of those "less governement" conservatives. On the contrary, she's more of an authoritarian,"strong governement" kind of politician.
Applying US (my guess) political terms to European parties doesn't work well. | worldnews | French politics | annotator04 | Thin Morality | Confident |
Le Pen is not one of those "less governement" conservatives. On the contrary, she's more of an authoritarian,"strong governement" kind of politician.
Applying US (my guess) political terms to European parties doesn't work well. | worldnews | French politics | annotator01 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Hamon might well lose, and tbh, I don't even wanna think about a 2nd turn like this. | europe | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Hamon might well lose, and tbh, I don't even wanna think about a 2nd turn like this. | europe | French politics | annotator04 | Thin Morality | Confident |
Hamon might well lose, and tbh, I don't even wanna think about a 2nd turn like this. | europe | French politics | annotator00 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Go ahead and substantiate your claim that Le Pen is a neo-Nazi. I'll be waiting. | worldnews | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Go ahead and substantiate your claim that Le Pen is a neo-Nazi. I'll be waiting. | worldnews | French politics | annotator04 | Thin Morality | Confident |
Go ahead and substantiate your claim that Le Pen is a neo-Nazi. I'll be waiting. | worldnews | French politics | annotator02 | Non-Moral | Confident |
>European (and Canadian) liberalism, however, tend to flirt with ideologies that, to the average american, appears extremist.
European liberalism is literally just advocating for free markets. Nothing about European liberalism is extreme, people like Macron, Merkel, Renzi are no different ideologically from Obama or Clinton. Which you sort of allude to when you point out that American liberals are just center-rightists with a superiority complex. | worldnews | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
>European (and Canadian) liberalism, however, tend to flirt with ideologies that, to the average american, appears extremist.
European liberalism is literally just advocating for free markets. Nothing about European liberalism is extreme, people like Macron, Merkel, Renzi are no different ideologically from Obama or Clinton. Which you sort of allude to when you point out that American liberals are just center-rightists with a superiority complex. | worldnews | French politics | annotator04 | Proportionality | Confident |
>European (and Canadian) liberalism, however, tend to flirt with ideologies that, to the average american, appears extremist.
European liberalism is literally just advocating for free markets. Nothing about European liberalism is extreme, people like Macron, Merkel, Renzi are no different ideologically from Obama or Clinton. Which you sort of allude to when you point out that American liberals are just center-rightists with a superiority complex. | worldnews | French politics | annotator02 | Non-Moral | Confident |
I still support Wikileaks in principle, but Assange, narcissist that he is, clearly sold out to the unholy alliance of Farage, Trump, Putin, Wilders, Le Pen, and Erdogan.
Fuck them all. | worldnews | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |