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Macron's Twitter lied to me, he was supposed to be speaking by now. | neoliberal | French politics | annotator00 | Non-Moral | Somewhat Confident |
Macron's Twitter lied to me, he was supposed to be speaking by now. | neoliberal | French politics | annotator02 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Macron doesn't really bother me (even though I am a convinced socialist) because he is left leaning in terms of ecology/social progress whereas Fillon is Anti gay marriage, surrounds himself with a group of christian conservatists etc...
As for economy, both are liberal but Macron is much more centered.
I disagree with a lot of Macron's policies but I can get along with it. Fillon makes me wanna puke | worldnews | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Somewhat Confident |
Macron doesn't really bother me (even though I am a convinced socialist) because he is left leaning in terms of ecology/social progress whereas Fillon is Anti gay marriage, surrounds himself with a group of christian conservatists etc...
As for economy, both are liberal but Macron is much more centered.
I disagree with a lot of Macron's policies but I can get along with it. Fillon makes me wanna puke | worldnews | French politics | annotator00 | Non-Moral | Not Confident |
Macron doesn't really bother me (even though I am a convinced socialist) because he is left leaning in terms of ecology/social progress whereas Fillon is Anti gay marriage, surrounds himself with a group of christian conservatists etc...
As for economy, both are liberal but Macron is much more centered.
I disagree with a lot of Macron's policies but I can get along with it. Fillon makes me wanna puke | worldnews | French politics | annotator02 | Equality | Confident |
Can you explain Macron stance on Immigration? Is wikipedia article a good summary of what he belives in in regards to immigration?
| europe | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Can you explain Macron stance on Immigration? Is wikipedia article a good summary of what he belives in in regards to immigration?
| europe | French politics | annotator00 | Non-Moral | Somewhat Confident |
Can you explain Macron stance on Immigration? Is wikipedia article a good summary of what he belives in in regards to immigration?
| europe | French politics | annotator02 | Non-Moral | Confident |
> I'm just concerned that Mélenchon votes will go to Le Pen out of spite for the EU. Most analysts predict his supporters will stay home, but if they are wrong, it will be closer than the polls state. Let's hope you're right and I'm wrong to worry :)
4% will vote Le Pen, ~50% will vote Macron. | europe | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
> I'm just concerned that Mélenchon votes will go to Le Pen out of spite for the EU. Most analysts predict his supporters will stay home, but if they are wrong, it will be closer than the polls state. Let's hope you're right and I'm wrong to worry :)
4% will vote Le Pen, ~50% will vote Macron. | europe | French politics | annotator04 | Thin Morality | Confident |
> I'm just concerned that Mélenchon votes will go to Le Pen out of spite for the EU. Most analysts predict his supporters will stay home, but if they are wrong, it will be closer than the polls state. Let's hope you're right and I'm wrong to worry :)
4% will vote Le Pen, ~50% will vote Macron. | europe | French politics | annotator01 | Thin Morality | Confident |
Implying that she isn't a better choice than "terrorism is apart of everyday life" macron | worldnews | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Implying that she isn't a better choice than "terrorism is apart of everyday life" macron | worldnews | French politics | annotator01 | Thin Morality | Confident |
Implying that she isn't a better choice than "terrorism is apart of everyday life" macron | worldnews | French politics | annotator00 | Thin Morality | Not Confident |
Uhhuh. Much history. Very reason. So thought. Many convincing.
EU has (many) problems and it can be argued it has gone too far or not far enough. It has achieved its original goal much better than anyone could have hoped for and the collapse of the union now when we need it more than ever would be a disaster. Especially if it was brought about by populists like Le Pen. We live in a post brexit and Trump world and people still think that the populists have something to offer. I can't wrap my mind around that. | worldnews | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Uhhuh. Much history. Very reason. So thought. Many convincing.
EU has (many) problems and it can be argued it has gone too far or not far enough. It has achieved its original goal much better than anyone could have hoped for and the collapse of the union now when we need it more than ever would be a disaster. Especially if it was brought about by populists like Le Pen. We live in a post brexit and Trump world and people still think that the populists have something to offer. I can't wrap my mind around that. | worldnews | French politics | annotator04 | Thin Morality | Confident |
Uhhuh. Much history. Very reason. So thought. Many convincing.
EU has (many) problems and it can be argued it has gone too far or not far enough. It has achieved its original goal much better than anyone could have hoped for and the collapse of the union now when we need it more than ever would be a disaster. Especially if it was brought about by populists like Le Pen. We live in a post brexit and Trump world and people still think that the populists have something to offer. I can't wrap my mind around that. | worldnews | French politics | annotator02 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Even in France people don't understand how the elections work.
Even if Le Pen or Macron win, they won't be able to do anything since their parties cannot win the general elections. I'm fairly certain that the UMP will govern the country for the next five years, whoever wins the presidential election. | europe | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Even in France people don't understand how the elections work.
Even if Le Pen or Macron win, they won't be able to do anything since their parties cannot win the general elections. I'm fairly certain that the UMP will govern the country for the next five years, whoever wins the presidential election. | europe | French politics | annotator01 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Even in France people don't understand how the elections work.
Even if Le Pen or Macron win, they won't be able to do anything since their parties cannot win the general elections. I'm fairly certain that the UMP will govern the country for the next five years, whoever wins the presidential election. | europe | French politics | annotator00 | Non-Moral | Not Confident |
I'm guessing more along the lines of because Le Pen bad. | worldnews | French politics | annotator03 | Thin Morality | Confident |
I'm guessing more along the lines of because Le Pen bad. | worldnews | French politics | annotator04 | Thin Morality | Confident |
I'm guessing more along the lines of because Le Pen bad. | worldnews | French politics | annotator02 | Thin Morality | Not Confident |
Well..it is isnt it? If its not we only have ourselves to blame, if we fail because the US stops being our ally then we fail because we werent stronger together. If we fail because of Brexit then we fail because we let fear and egoism prevail over unity. And if we fail because we elect Le Pen well then we dont really deserve to have the EU anyway. | europe | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Well..it is isnt it? If its not we only have ourselves to blame, if we fail because the US stops being our ally then we fail because we werent stronger together. If we fail because of Brexit then we fail because we let fear and egoism prevail over unity. And if we fail because we elect Le Pen well then we dont really deserve to have the EU anyway. | europe | French politics | annotator04 | Loyalty,Proportionality | Confident |
Well..it is isnt it? If its not we only have ourselves to blame, if we fail because the US stops being our ally then we fail because we werent stronger together. If we fail because of Brexit then we fail because we let fear and egoism prevail over unity. And if we fail because we elect Le Pen well then we dont really deserve to have the EU anyway. | europe | French politics | annotator01 | Loyalty,Proportionality | Confident |
Macron will ANNIHILATE Le Pen is the second round. Having said that, as president he won't do anything about the biggest problems France faces right now, which will lead to the further rise of euroscepticism. | worldnews | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Macron will ANNIHILATE Le Pen is the second round. Having said that, as president he won't do anything about the biggest problems France faces right now, which will lead to the further rise of euroscepticism. | worldnews | French politics | annotator00 | Non-Moral | Somewhat Confident |
Macron will ANNIHILATE Le Pen is the second round. Having said that, as president he won't do anything about the biggest problems France faces right now, which will lead to the further rise of euroscepticism. | worldnews | French politics | annotator02 | Non-Moral | Confident |
He isn't being optimistic but trying to slander Macron... he spends most of his time on T_d and raging against anything that dares criticize Russia. | worldnews | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
He isn't being optimistic but trying to slander Macron... he spends most of his time on T_d and raging against anything that dares criticize Russia. | worldnews | French politics | annotator04 | Proportionality,Care,Equality | Somewhat Confident |
He isn't being optimistic but trying to slander Macron... he spends most of his time on T_d and raging against anything that dares criticize Russia. | worldnews | French politics | annotator01 | Care | Confident |
I seriously cannot take Hamon's surname seriously because of Jojo's Bizarre Adventure.
| europe | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
I seriously cannot take Hamon's surname seriously because of Jojo's Bizarre Adventure.
| europe | French politics | annotator04 | Thin Morality | Somewhat Confident |
I seriously cannot take Hamon's surname seriously because of Jojo's Bizarre Adventure.
| europe | French politics | annotator01 | Non-Moral | Confident |
it basically means you call for reforms and change in an attempt to capture anti-establishment sentiment while embodying that exact establishment. Examples: Obama, Clinton, Macron more recently. | worldnews | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
it basically means you call for reforms and change in an attempt to capture anti-establishment sentiment while embodying that exact establishment. Examples: Obama, Clinton, Macron more recently. | worldnews | French politics | annotator04 | Authority | Confident |
it basically means you call for reforms and change in an attempt to capture anti-establishment sentiment while embodying that exact establishment. Examples: Obama, Clinton, Macron more recently. | worldnews | French politics | annotator01 | Non-Moral | Confident |
> If r/france is any harbinger of things to come
/r/france tends to be more on the left side than the country average IIRC. If it was up to /r/france, second turn would be Mélenchon vs Macron, maybe even Mélenchon victory in first turn. | europe | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
> If r/france is any harbinger of things to come
/r/france tends to be more on the left side than the country average IIRC. If it was up to /r/france, second turn would be Mélenchon vs Macron, maybe even Mélenchon victory in first turn. | europe | French politics | annotator04 | Thin Morality | Confident |
> If r/france is any harbinger of things to come
/r/france tends to be more on the left side than the country average IIRC. If it was up to /r/france, second turn would be Mélenchon vs Macron, maybe even Mélenchon victory in first turn. | europe | French politics | annotator01 | Non-Moral | Confident |
It's actually kind of disappointing in this case. A huge turnout and someone like Le Pen still made it this far? Yikes. | worldnews | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
It's actually kind of disappointing in this case. A huge turnout and someone like Le Pen still made it this far? Yikes. | worldnews | French politics | annotator01 | Authority | Somewhat Confident |
It's actually kind of disappointing in this case. A huge turnout and someone like Le Pen still made it this far? Yikes. | worldnews | French politics | annotator02 | Non-Moral | Confident |
It doesn't really say much to be honest, might just be some Fillon voters going to Le Pen due to his scandals. Part of them would vote for her in the second round anyway if Fillon doesn't make it. | worldnews | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
It doesn't really say much to be honest, might just be some Fillon voters going to Le Pen due to his scandals. Part of them would vote for her in the second round anyway if Fillon doesn't make it. | worldnews | French politics | annotator04 | Loyalty | Confident |
It doesn't really say much to be honest, might just be some Fillon voters going to Le Pen due to his scandals. Part of them would vote for her in the second round anyway if Fillon doesn't make it. | worldnews | French politics | annotator00 | Non-Moral | Confident |
So the manoeuvring is to grab second place which guarantees election. What strategies are used to do this? Anti-le pen? Or just populist in another way? | geopolitics | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
So the manoeuvring is to grab second place which guarantees election. What strategies are used to do this? Anti-le pen? Or just populist in another way? | geopolitics | French politics | annotator04 | Thin Morality | Confident |
So the manoeuvring is to grab second place which guarantees election. What strategies are used to do this? Anti-le pen? Or just populist in another way? | geopolitics | French politics | annotator02 | Non-Moral | Confident |
They want Le Pen to create wars and promote hatred against their Islamic people. This will create more hatred, more tension, and eventually more recruits. | worldnews | French politics | annotator03 | Equality | Confident |
They want Le Pen to create wars and promote hatred against their Islamic people. This will create more hatred, more tension, and eventually more recruits. | worldnews | French politics | annotator04 | Care,Purity,Equality | Confident |
They want Le Pen to create wars and promote hatred against their Islamic people. This will create more hatred, more tension, and eventually more recruits. | worldnews | French politics | annotator02 | Equality | Confident |
They were only off by 1% in the French primary, Le Pen underperformed the polls by getting 1% less. They got Macron right. | worldnews | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
They were only off by 1% in the French primary, Le Pen underperformed the polls by getting 1% less. They got Macron right. | worldnews | French politics | annotator04 | Thin Morality | Confident |
They were only off by 1% in the French primary, Le Pen underperformed the polls by getting 1% less. They got Macron right. | worldnews | French politics | annotator00 | Non-Moral | Somewhat Confident |
Le Pen and her party are confirmed antisemites. Don't think we are so stupid that the far right neonazis can dress up their rhetoric a bit and replace the anti-Jew talk with anti-Muslim talk and everyone will just pretend they are now "conservative anti-immigration activists concerned about preserving European culture" instead of fascistic neo-Nazi outcasts. People who are racist and bigoted and try to dehumanize one particular group of people aren't going to be much different with other groups outside of their own. | worldnews | French politics | annotator03 | Equality | Confident |
Le Pen and her party are confirmed antisemites. Don't think we are so stupid that the far right neonazis can dress up their rhetoric a bit and replace the anti-Jew talk with anti-Muslim talk and everyone will just pretend they are now "conservative anti-immigration activists concerned about preserving European culture" instead of fascistic neo-Nazi outcasts. People who are racist and bigoted and try to dehumanize one particular group of people aren't going to be much different with other groups outside of their own. | worldnews | French politics | annotator00 | Care,Equality | Not Confident |
Le Pen and her party are confirmed antisemites. Don't think we are so stupid that the far right neonazis can dress up their rhetoric a bit and replace the anti-Jew talk with anti-Muslim talk and everyone will just pretend they are now "conservative anti-immigration activists concerned about preserving European culture" instead of fascistic neo-Nazi outcasts. People who are racist and bigoted and try to dehumanize one particular group of people aren't going to be much different with other groups outside of their own. | worldnews | French politics | annotator02 | Equality | Confident |
Bernie supported an FTT that crashed Sweden's economy and made the government lose money to fund "affordable education"
A huge part of bernie's campaign, if not the biggest, was protectionism. The biggest part of macron's campaign is federalism. | neoliberal | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Bernie supported an FTT that crashed Sweden's economy and made the government lose money to fund "affordable education"
A huge part of bernie's campaign, if not the biggest, was protectionism. The biggest part of macron's campaign is federalism. | neoliberal | French politics | annotator01 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Bernie supported an FTT that crashed Sweden's economy and made the government lose money to fund "affordable education"
A huge part of bernie's campaign, if not the biggest, was protectionism. The biggest part of macron's campaign is federalism. | neoliberal | French politics | annotator02 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Their sidebar is great.
**No:**
* Lesser Evilism (Clinton, Macron, etc.)
* Supporting Neoliberalism (NATO, EU, etc.)
| neoliberal | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Their sidebar is great.
**No:**
* Lesser Evilism (Clinton, Macron, etc.)
* Supporting Neoliberalism (NATO, EU, etc.)
| neoliberal | French politics | annotator01 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Their sidebar is great.
**No:**
* Lesser Evilism (Clinton, Macron, etc.)
* Supporting Neoliberalism (NATO, EU, etc.)
| neoliberal | French politics | annotator00 | Thin Morality | Not Confident |
I never said fascism was just that. Go through my history and i have multiple posts outlining what fascism is, and yes, they are exactly that.
The only reason it seems different is because this is fascism taking root in a neoliberal population ad opposed to the socialist on of the 20s.
Edit: i just realized you may think I was referring to the anti-fascists as fascists. I was not. I meant Le Pen's supporters in t_d think "colliding" with anti-fascists were bad because theyre literally fascist, and thus anti-fascists are opposed to them. | worldnews | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Somewhat Confident |
I never said fascism was just that. Go through my history and i have multiple posts outlining what fascism is, and yes, they are exactly that.
The only reason it seems different is because this is fascism taking root in a neoliberal population ad opposed to the socialist on of the 20s.
Edit: i just realized you may think I was referring to the anti-fascists as fascists. I was not. I meant Le Pen's supporters in t_d think "colliding" with anti-fascists were bad because theyre literally fascist, and thus anti-fascists are opposed to them. | worldnews | French politics | annotator04 | Proportionality,Care,Equality | Confident |
I never said fascism was just that. Go through my history and i have multiple posts outlining what fascism is, and yes, they are exactly that.
The only reason it seems different is because this is fascism taking root in a neoliberal population ad opposed to the socialist on of the 20s.
Edit: i just realized you may think I was referring to the anti-fascists as fascists. I was not. I meant Le Pen's supporters in t_d think "colliding" with anti-fascists were bad because theyre literally fascist, and thus anti-fascists are opposed to them. | worldnews | French politics | annotator00 | Thin Morality | Not Confident |
Its just temporary thing. Or they are just showing a false willing to act in order to detract people from voting in le pen. | europe | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Its just temporary thing. Or they are just showing a false willing to act in order to detract people from voting in le pen. | europe | French politics | annotator04 | Thin Morality | Confident |
Its just temporary thing. Or they are just showing a false willing to act in order to detract people from voting in le pen. | europe | French politics | annotator00 | Non-Moral | Not Confident |
Best of luck and wishes to French president Macron with his new Parliamentary mandate.
P.S recreate the cult of the Supreme Being. Renew faith in the "watchmaker god", it's actually a pretty fucking awesome concept. Which is like a combination of scientist atheist with papal theology, it's fascinating.
| worldnews | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Best of luck and wishes to French president Macron with his new Parliamentary mandate.
P.S recreate the cult of the Supreme Being. Renew faith in the "watchmaker god", it's actually a pretty fucking awesome concept. Which is like a combination of scientist atheist with papal theology, it's fascinating.
| worldnews | French politics | annotator00 | Care,Authority | Not Confident |
Best of luck and wishes to French president Macron with his new Parliamentary mandate.
P.S recreate the cult of the Supreme Being. Renew faith in the "watchmaker god", it's actually a pretty fucking awesome concept. Which is like a combination of scientist atheist with papal theology, it's fascinating.
| worldnews | French politics | annotator02 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Trump likes Erdogan(1),Putin(1.25),Duterte(0.8),Le Pen(0.2),Orban(0.25),Jinping(1.5) and has spoken favourable of Kim Jong Un(2).
that makes him a 7 on the hegekan dictator scale. | europe | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Trump likes Erdogan(1),Putin(1.25),Duterte(0.8),Le Pen(0.2),Orban(0.25),Jinping(1.5) and has spoken favourable of Kim Jong Un(2).
that makes him a 7 on the hegekan dictator scale. | europe | French politics | annotator04 | Thin Morality | Confident |
Trump likes Erdogan(1),Putin(1.25),Duterte(0.8),Le Pen(0.2),Orban(0.25),Jinping(1.5) and has spoken favourable of Kim Jong Un(2).
that makes him a 7 on the hegekan dictator scale. | europe | French politics | annotator00 | Authority | Not Confident |
No, he isn't, and no, "policies" don't make people commit terrorist attacks.
You know that's not sexism. I refuse to believe even a TD poster is that retarded. If not voting for Le Pen is sexist, then so was not voting for Hillary. At least use your bullshit logic consistently. | europe | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
No, he isn't, and no, "policies" don't make people commit terrorist attacks.
You know that's not sexism. I refuse to believe even a TD poster is that retarded. If not voting for Le Pen is sexist, then so was not voting for Hillary. At least use your bullshit logic consistently. | europe | French politics | annotator00 | Equality | Not Confident |
No, he isn't, and no, "policies" don't make people commit terrorist attacks.
You know that's not sexism. I refuse to believe even a TD poster is that retarded. If not voting for Le Pen is sexist, then so was not voting for Hillary. At least use your bullshit logic consistently. | europe | French politics | annotator02 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Because people here support Macron's positions and general ideology. Hence wild celebrations, because the most preferred candidate won. | neoliberal | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Because people here support Macron's positions and general ideology. Hence wild celebrations, because the most preferred candidate won. | neoliberal | French politics | annotator00 | Loyalty | Not Confident |
Because people here support Macron's positions and general ideology. Hence wild celebrations, because the most preferred candidate won. | neoliberal | French politics | annotator02 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Hamon wants a universal basic income, that was never part of the platform of Socialist/Social democratic parties in Europe in the last 150 years. | europe | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Hamon wants a universal basic income, that was never part of the platform of Socialist/Social democratic parties in Europe in the last 150 years. | europe | French politics | annotator04 | Proportionality,Equality | Confident |
Hamon wants a universal basic income, that was never part of the platform of Socialist/Social democratic parties in Europe in the last 150 years. | europe | French politics | annotator00 | Non-Moral | Not Confident |
Makes sense, as more and more person are switching from Fillon to Lepen/Macron. | europe | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Makes sense, as more and more person are switching from Fillon to Lepen/Macron. | europe | French politics | annotator01 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Makes sense, as more and more person are switching from Fillon to Lepen/Macron. | europe | French politics | annotator02 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Le Pen got more than 20% of the vote in the presidential election. Why is the Front National polling so low in legislative elections? | neoliberal | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Le Pen got more than 20% of the vote in the presidential election. Why is the Front National polling so low in legislative elections? | neoliberal | French politics | annotator04 | Proportionality,Equality | Confident |
Le Pen got more than 20% of the vote in the presidential election. Why is the Front National polling so low in legislative elections? | neoliberal | French politics | annotator02 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Welcome! I recommend the JFK or if you want something more contemporary Mr. Macron just won his presidency. Either or really both won partly because they were hot. | neoliberal | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Welcome! I recommend the JFK or if you want something more contemporary Mr. Macron just won his presidency. Either or really both won partly because they were hot. | neoliberal | French politics | annotator01 | Non-Moral | Confident |
Welcome! I recommend the JFK or if you want something more contemporary Mr. Macron just won his presidency. Either or really both won partly because they were hot. | neoliberal | French politics | annotator00 | Non-Moral | Somewhat Confident |
British people don't agree
https://yougov.co.uk/news/2016/02/07/british-press-most-right-wing-europe/
Our press is considered to have the most right wing bias in Europe, and considering we already have a somewhat conservative population relative to Europe that's big. Our left wing paper (the guardian) has been vocally against all the major left wing candidates in recent memory (Sanders, Corbyn, Melenchon).
Rupert Murdoch and Lord Rothermere, two notorious right wingers, control the majority (52%) of our published media. | worldnews | French politics | annotator03 | Non-Moral | Confident |
British people don't agree
https://yougov.co.uk/news/2016/02/07/british-press-most-right-wing-europe/
Our press is considered to have the most right wing bias in Europe, and considering we already have a somewhat conservative population relative to Europe that's big. Our left wing paper (the guardian) has been vocally against all the major left wing candidates in recent memory (Sanders, Corbyn, Melenchon).
Rupert Murdoch and Lord Rothermere, two notorious right wingers, control the majority (52%) of our published media. | worldnews | French politics | annotator04 | Equality | Somewhat Confident |
British people don't agree
https://yougov.co.uk/news/2016/02/07/british-press-most-right-wing-europe/
Our press is considered to have the most right wing bias in Europe, and considering we already have a somewhat conservative population relative to Europe that's big. Our left wing paper (the guardian) has been vocally against all the major left wing candidates in recent memory (Sanders, Corbyn, Melenchon).
Rupert Murdoch and Lord Rothermere, two notorious right wingers, control the majority (52%) of our published media. | worldnews | French politics | annotator00 | Authority | Not Confident |
> But if you can pinpoint one ideology that holds back the most people today, it would probably be political Islam.
so... not right wing populism like tea party, Le Pen, UKIP? | neoliberal | French politics | annotator03 | Authority | Somewhat Confident |
> But if you can pinpoint one ideology that holds back the most people today, it would probably be political Islam.
so... not right wing populism like tea party, Le Pen, UKIP? | neoliberal | French politics | annotator01 | Non-Moral | Confident |