maciejskorski/morality-MFRC-onehot · Datasets at Hugging Face

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1	1	2	4	0	0	"Why are you cheering, Fry? You're not rich!" "True, but someday I might be rich, and then people like me better watch their step!"	antiwork	US Politics
0	1	2	0	1	1	"Wild borders, globalising, immigration, free trade" - Le Pen accusing Macron of supporting these things. THIS BUT UNIRONICALLY	neoliberal	French politics
0	1	0	0	1	1	"Worth" has nothing to do with it. Most people I've met in low paying service jobs were overeducated and overqualified. There's a shortage of "good jobs" and an overabundance of shit jobs. So the reality is that a lot of people have to settle regardless of skill or "worth".	antiwork	US Politics
1	3	1	0	0	1	"Wow it's almost like every situation has outliers" Apply the same logic to your assesment of Macron's age.	worldnews	French politics
1	0	0	0	2	0	"Y'all got a Rolls Royce I could borrow? Just for 1 flight. You'll have to pick the engine up in Moscow though..."	politics	US Politics
0	3	0	0	0	0	"Yeah, we hate you and you're a cancer, and btw you're kinda like Le Pen, but if you don't vote for us you are fascists". Fuck off. Getting a bit tired to be insulted all the time, but when our votes are needed, we need to unite or Idk what bullshit you're trying to force on us.	europe	French politics
0	2	2	0	2	0	"You are mixing economic and political spectrums." What? Clearly you have no idea what you're talking about, economics is a huge part of politics, economic theory is a fundamental part of most political ideologies, economics and politics is inherently and forever intertwined. Macron is a liberal and therefore a centrist. He is not a conservative. That's what I'm arguing. A left leaning source would naturally see a centrist as a liberal, because Macron is a centrist and a liberal, not a conservative.	europe	French politics
0	2	1	2	0	0	"You caught me trying to steal the Presidency of the United States and threatening politicians!? I'll SUE!" -Karen in chief 2021	politics	US Politics
0	1	1	2	0	0	"You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain." -The Big Bopper	politics	US Politics
1	0	3	0	0	0	"You said you'd bring me sausages, where are my sausages? I want sausages, I want sausages, I WANT SAUSAGES, I WANT SAUSAGES!!!!"	nostalgia	Everyday Morality
0	0	1	2	1	0	"You say that I'm your best friend and closest friend and also your girlfriend. But the fact that everyone except me knows it makes that sound like you trust everyone else more than me, you respect everyone else more than me, you have no consideration for my feelings. You're not treating me like a best friend or girlfriend by telling everyone else except me, and I'm sick of it."	relationship_advice	Everyday Morality
1	0	3	0	0	0	"Your reputation is worth more than your dignity and life"	antiwork	US Politics
0	2	4	1	0	0	"Zip Ties"--- for handcuffing people in their "peaceful" protest. Body wash--- my experience with these people is that none of them use body wash.	Conservative	US Politics
0	1	2	0	1	1	"[So #macronleaks used Russian Excel: it left some app-internal strings in Russian into the files](https://twitter.com/henkvaness/status/860809075013144577)"	worldnews	French politics
0	0	0	0	3	0	"and I am deeply, truely unaffected by this shitty action"	confession	Everyday Morality
3	0	1	0	0	0	"because this is just the natural order of things , and there's nothing we can do to change it " Some boomer CEO to one of his workers asking for a raise	antiwork	US Politics
1	0	0	0	1	1	"biaised diagrams". When wanting to counter Le Pen results in contesting basic science representation. Her interpretation can be contested, if normalized datas are now biaised, you can stop doing science.	europe	French politics
1	0	1	0	1	0	"both are centrists" is the main point (as in: it seems strange to jump from the center to the far left), Macron being the strategic vote was an aside comment. Though if we see Macron gaining and those two losing after a few new polls consider this an admission you're right.	europe	French politics
0	3	0	0	0	0	"breaking my heart that my own daughter would be so callous" Sounds like NPD to me... everything is about OP, me me me. Why is my ungrateful selfish daughter so cruel and hurting me on purpose? /s	AmItheAsshole	Everyday Morality
0	1	0	0	2	1	"but tehy said taht trump n brexit wont be hapening so that mean le pen will win"	europe	French politics
0	0	1	1	3	0	"child labor is bad" then we'll just make their parents so poor that eliminating child labor makes everyone starve.	antiwork	US Politics
0	0	0	0	3	0	"colored" is not a term we use anymore young man	nostalgia	Everyday Morality
1	0	2	3	1	0	"diseased vermin" lol, will remember that one. I was thinking insane deceptive ahole.	relationship_advice	Everyday Morality
0	1	3	0	1	1	"estimated election results" is an estimation of the final count based on a selected set of polling stations. Official results are all the votes that have been counted. So if a département that votes for Fillon announces all its results at once, Fillon wil temporarily lead the official count.	worldnews	French politics
0	0	3	0	0	0	"express extreme indifference", ay mods? Like say, looking at 200,000+ dead Americans and saying, "It is what it is"?	politics	US Politics
1	2	1	0	0	0	"fruit integration" LOL wtf does that mean? I still enjoy a fruitopia every once in a while though.	nostalgia	Everyday Morality
0	0	0	0	5	0	"have no passion for anything", lol. That's you wanting to understand?	antiwork	US Politics
0	0	2	0	2	0	"he didn't call it a hoax, he just called it the exact definition of a hoax, checkmate libs.." that's what your argument is, and why no one takes this argument seriously. It's dishonest.	politics	US Politics
0	1	2	1	0	0	"involuntary celibate" aka people who think the world is pitted against them and preventing them from having sexual relations. Tend to be young, angry men with social and/or mental issues.	relationship_advice	Everyday Morality
2	2	2	1	1	0	"lists among its “likes” the far right French nationalist Marine Le Pen, Islam critics Richard Dawkins and Christopher Hitchens, the Israeli Defense Forces, and Donald J. Trump (he also “likes” the liberal Canadian Party NDP along with more neutral “likes” such as Tom Hanks, the Sopranos and Katy Perry)." "Katy Perry"...I fucking knew it.	worldnews	French politics
0	1	1	0	1	1	"maria. stop." lmfao like he can just blurt commands like that and she'll listen like she cares now. god i hate employment culture and manager entitlement. bunch of god damn zombies.	antiwork	US Politics
0	0	0	0	4	0	"nah man they work 2 billion times harder than you stop being so lazy"	antiwork	US Politics
0	1	1	0	2	0	"no" Hell just remove the tax break we benefited from! Enjoy those mental balance beams	Conservative	US Politics
0	2	1	2	1	1	"their wives tend to become more reserved in bed..." This is sampling bias to support a sweeping generalization which is furthering sexism. Scan this sub for women complaining about men's lack of sex drive to realize that.	relationship_advice	Everyday Morality
0	1	0	0	2	0	"this is different. I really don't want Le Pen to win and I really want upvotes, so according to my post she has no chance of winning" - Reddit At Large	worldnews	French politics
0	3	0	1	0	1	"what are these kids going to use the money for? They are kids. Bigly" -Trump and Co	politics	US Politics
0	0	2	0	2	0	"why would fans boo a moment of unity?" Because that's what the national anthem is suppose to be, you Marxist asshole!	Conservative	US Politics
0	0	0	2	1	0	"“A wokefish may at first present themselves as a protest-attending, sex-positive, anti-racist, intersectional feminist who drinks ethically sourced oat milk and has read the back catalogue of Audre Lorde, twice.” However, in actuality, these practitioners of false identity politics couldn’t care less." LOLOLOLOL. So basically, Twitter for dating.	Conservative	US Politics
2	1	1	1	2	0	#*ALWAYS CONTRACTIONARY, NO MORE MEMES EVER* in all seriousness, I'm going to publicly propose that we remove all politician flairs. Yellen, Bernanke, et al can stay, but no more Merkel, Macron, Maggie.	neoliberal	French politics
0	0	1	0	3	0	#MERCI, MONSIEUR MACRON So I guess we couldn't wait, so this will be our neoliberal upvote party? ##MACRON PRENDS MON ÉNERGIE!	neoliberal	French politics
0	1	0	0	2	0	#She changed the password of every device and social media so she could keep cheating. OP wake up and smell the roses, You deserve better	relationship_advice	Everyday Morality
3	0	0	1	1	0	#WOO HOO BABY! Still every last one of us still needs to vote. This must be a landslide. And you can tell your grandchildren you helped save democracy way back when.	politics	US Politics
1	1	0	0	1	2	$1000 would have been about 90hrs of work at my college part-time job. And I worked maybe 10-15hrs a week, so that would be half a semester's work. For a dress. My wedding dress was $800. 😂 A 32yo, you'd think, would have a better concept of how expensive that would be for a student. Unless their parents were independently wealthy.	AmItheAsshole	Everyday Morality
0	1	0	0	1	2	$15/hr minimum ain't shit if they don't even treat you with the bare minimum of dignity and human decency.	antiwork	US Politics
0	1	2	1	0	0	$3k in 1995 is over $5k today. That seems just crazy for an average family to spend on something like this which was far from a neccessity at the time. I was piecing together $50 junk 286/386, maybe early 486 systems around this time.	nostalgia	Everyday Morality
1	0	0	2	1	0	$5 says the same day he's forced out of office he ends up as a permanent resident of Russia and an even bigger security threat than he is now.	politics	US Politics
1	0	0	3	1	0	$5 says this was a Republican who needs the cash but doesn’t want to admit that McConnel and the GOP are the reason he hasn’t gotten his $600 or $2000.	politics	US Politics
0	0	1	0	2	1	$600 does not buy allegiance. Rather it buys frustration. USA is an oligarchy controlled by billionaires and administered by millionaire politicos.	antiwork	US Politics
1	0	1	2	1	0	> He basically accused me of “promoting toxic masculinity” and he “felt enough pressure as a skinny white guy.” I... don’t think he quite understands the meaning of toxic masculinity.	relationship_advice	Everyday Morality
1	1	2	0	1	0	> I mean, what is stopping Trump from declaring an emergency and suspending elections? That’s not really how this works. Elections are handled at the state level. Trump can try to cancel the elections, but he has no mechanism for enforcing this. Short of deploying the military, to bar people from the polls, there is no mechanism by which the POTUS can just stop elections from happening.	politics	US Politics
0	0	0	0	3	0	> She told me she would if I wanted to... Was she disappointed when you turned her down?	relationship_advice	Everyday Morality
0	0	0	0	4	0	> Well hunting and gathering was pretty repetitive Was it? I really can’t imagine anything more stimulating than hunting something to death so I can eat it. I can’t imagine anything more enjoyable than picking wild brambles with my kids. Edit: I thought we were talking about repetitive jobs like attaching bolts on an assembly line or packing boxes for shipping, not things we cannot be arsed to do like go outside and hunt down your food. Edit edit: and don’t act like yall are subsistence hunters.	antiwork	US Politics
0	2	1	2	1	0	> > > > > By calling attacks imponderable, Macron shows that he isn't committed to facing some harsh truths involved with fighting terror. You seem to be the one not facing harsh truths if you think we can just stop terrorist attacs now. No matter who is in charge and what they do there is no way they can promise to completely stop terror.	worldnews	French politics
0	2	0	1	1	0	> > Putin at the meeting with Macron said that Anna Yaroslavna, established Russia-France relations, saying that she was Russian. Which probably doesn't really translate well in French, since she is mostly known as Anne de Kiev here.	europe	French politics
0	1	0	1	1	1	> > >Company loyalty is a one way street, your employer only cares about it as long as it benefits them. > >In 99% of professional jobs, no company would hold your hand and sacrifice for the employee if they were struggling and hurting the team. > >It’s basically just yet another way capital owners try to keep workers from making things difficult for them. Loyalty to your employer in our modern economy sounds like such a feudal idea. &#x200B; Loved this comment from the post. Good to see people are waking up to this.	antiwork	US Politics
1	1	0	0	3	0	> "Are you right of, what is generally accepted as, center?" Yes "Fascist, literally Hitler." Wrong! We don't call Fillon, Friedman, Jeb!, May, Merkel, Thatcher, and others on the right fascists. It's not a partisan sub.	neoliberal	French politics
0	0	0	0	2	1	> "she'll be bigger in the next election!" That will greatly depend on two things. How well Macron will do - for now from foreign perspective he looks decent... And what the refugee problem looks like in the future - the Refugee crises helped LePen immensely...	worldnews	French politics
0	0	0	0	3	0	> > Regardless this is not something for others to be involved in and would set a really bad precedent, we don't prosecute Fillon or Sarkozy either even though they're criminals. > > So we agree. It's not a matter of being possible but of matter of wanting to actually do it. No, it's really impossible. The EU has no police force, who would arrest them? Perhaps another member state could arrest them if they left the country, but then you'd need an arrest warrant issued by, wait for it, the country they are coming from.	europe	French politics
0	2	1	1	2	1	> And Valls has said he might endorse Macron. Isn´t that an incredible treachery to his own party? Typical 3rd way "social-democrat".	europe	French politics
2	2	2	2	1	0	> 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
1	0	0	1	1	1	> But it's true that it has nothing to do with sex Sure. Your little penis-sucking secret is safe with us. 😉😉😉 > it has to do with backwards people Unlike all the "forwards" people who want to slice off chunks of infant boys' penises to please their invisible sky-god LOL.	worldnews	French politics
1	1	2	2	0	1	> Can't figure out why people laugh at them and how they lost the election What are you talking about? Macron won.	neoliberal	French politics
0	2	1	0	2	0	> Emmanuel Macron won the French presidential election in a landslide on Sunday, becoming the youngest president in France's history. > Macron, a 39-year-old pro-business centrist, defeated Marine Le Pen, a far-right nationalist who called for France to exit the European Union, by a margin of 65.1 % to 34.9%. > Early reports show a voter turnout of approximately 75%, the lowest turnout in many years. >	worldnews	French politics
0	0	1	0	2	0	> FN has moderated its platform in the last fifteen years, which makes the party more electable. And they are about to do it a lot more, as alluded to in Le Pen's speech tonight.	europe	French politics
3	1	0	0	1	0	> He's never done anything hostile towards the EU. oh reallly? what about the Estonian guy he kidnapped in Estonia, what about the support of neo nazi groups inside the EU, his funding of Brexit campaign and Le Pen, all the cyber warfare specially against Estonia, etc etc	europe	French politics
0	1	1	0	3	0	> I don't know what surprises you that a left-wing party doesn't back Macron tbh. Socialist Party in France called to vote Macron... So yes it is surprising that a left party doesn't call to fight an far right party. But I don't think Podemos is a left party.	europe	French politics
1	1	0	0	3	0	> I don't think Mélenchon would be worse then the pathological liar and criminal Fillon. Have you looked at Melenchon European platform ? He wants to renegotiate the EU treaties, and if he doesn't get his way he will leave the EU. What he wants is insane, for example every country should increase its social spendings and fiscal policy to converge with the country with the highest spendings.	europe	French politics
1	1	0	2	1	0	> I live in a pretty Islamic country, and I can tell you a lot of Muslims don’t agree with the more violent verses. Liar. Personal fake experiences aren't sources. > but to pretend Muslims are a lost cause is simply dishonest. Never said that. > That said, two fascists can have completely opposing views. I don’t see how Islam changes whether she is a fascist or not. It doesn't, but the burden of proof is on those claiming Le Pen is a fascist that she is a fascist.	neoliberal	French politics
1	2	0	0	1	0	> Ideally, I think the far-right electorate could very well split up between a more race and religion-oriented FN, and a sovereignty-oriented UPR. Funny thing is that this sub is more right wing than Le Pen when it comes to Muslims, but still against her. If she were pro EU this sub would love her racism.	europe	French politics
0	2	2	1	0	0	> It's hard to have dreams when you grew up in a post-9/11 world of political instability, and graduated high school right before a financial recession. That really isn't the point though. Even if the political climate was less hostile and volatile, it would be the same shit; the world would still be full of soul crushing bullshit jobs. I think it might even be worse because it would be easier to pretend that that shit is working and it would be harder to convince people that THIS IS SHIT	antiwork	US Politics
0	2	0	0	2	0	> JLM is adamant about taking down the Socialist Labor law ("El Khomry law"), which could be hard to accept for Hamon. This is incorrect. Hamon program is very clear : he said he will repeal el khomri law. Melenchon has been saying that he doesn't see how Hamon want to govern by undoing what Valls and el Khomri did while at the same time,Valls and el khomri will be sieging in the parliament in his own majority.	europe	French politics
0	1	0	0	2	0	> Le Pen is an elitist despite her anti-elitist rhetoric. Isn't that normal for a fascist?	worldnews	French politics
0	0	0	0	3	0	> She's got no chance in any of the potential second-round opponents. Against Fillion she might very well overperform. He's got his own scandals, plus he's very far right economically. Lots of left-wingers who normally vote against FN will stay home or vote Le Pen this time around.	geopolitics	French politics
1	1	1	1	1	0	> So I don't see how this result should be all too negatively perceived by this sub. While Macrons economic policy is all free market capitalism, smaller state, cutting red tape and lower taxes Macron is also a social liberal, so there is a big portion of this sub that is just not going to like him.	Conservative	French politics
0	1	0	1	2	0	> That's the core of male identity Interestingly enough, this is a big part of what feminists are talking about when they criticize toxic masculinity. In general there's a really interesting overlap between feminist theory and anti-work ideology. Many of the early feminists identified work as an essential mechanism of the patriarchy, and some of the more radical ones went so far as to call for covert acts of sabotage wherever possible. See for example the idea of "unwork" in the extremist [SCUM Manifesto](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SCUM_Manifesto) from the late 60ies.	antiwork	US Politics
0	2	2	0	1	0	> Though I don't believe they are for Le Pen either (for clear reasons), they may have a strong absententionism in second turn which helps the FN most of the time. Ironically, they might go against Le Pen's chances. She needs every Eurosceptic vote and even if she were to get all of Melenchon voters, she'd only have 40% of the overall vote.	europe	French politics
1	1	1	0	2	0	> admit he's just as bad as Le Pen. Fuck that noise. Calling people assholes for voting for the antisemitic proto-fascist is nowhere on the same scale as being an antisemitic proto-fascist.	worldnews	French politics
0	2	3	0	0	0	> and how are sanctions stopping Russia? They are not in any way. Yeah, you're right, we should just let them invade their neighbours without any consequences. The sanctions hurt their economy. It tells them that we won't just "give them a stern talk" whenever they decide they want to take their neighbour's land by force. What Russia-apologists like melenchon propose is to do fuck all. They might not get putin removed from office, but they give a clear negative effect from doing things considered unacceptable by us and the international community.	europe	French politics
1	1	0	0	3	0	> but now Le Pen is trying to keep those policies under wraps. You mean swept under the rug?	worldnews	French politics
3	0	0	1	0	0	> by lumping in Orbán with Putin orban is handily doing that on his own, even within the V4, even before macron. Who was the loudest voice against sanctions, it certainly wasn't le pen.	europe	French politics
0	0	1	1	3	0	> dad sucks for being jealous and not accommodating the possibility of change in his ex's life I told her she is more than free to have them for the weekend and they can stay with me M-F.	AmItheAsshole	Everyday Morality
0	0	1	0	2	1	> have female friends who have had similar encounters like this one and they felt so uncomfortable and unsafe that they dropped the class it happened in. That is so awful, I was shocked at how brazen and shameless he was. It seemed beyond simply a "doesn't think before speaking" problem. Is this really that common for young adults to do in front of an entire class? (I'm not that much older than the undergrad age group myself and I don't think I ever saw anything nearly this bad in a public setting.)	AmItheAsshole	Everyday Morality
0	2	1	1	1	2	> in neither case is she trending towards closing that gap. You don't see a trend here? https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/49/Opinion_polling_for_the_French_presidential_election%2C_2017_Fillon%E2%80%93Le_Pen.png/750px-Opinion_polling_for_the_French_presidential_election%2C_2017_Fillon%E2%80%93Le_Pen.png And remember, second round polling is far less accurate than first round polling. Fillon v Le Pen will be very close. Macron v Le Pen not so much, but Fillon and Macron are head-to-head in the first round right now.	geopolitics	French politics
0	0	1	2	1	0	> it's just that we are winning the public perception right now Because they can't DENY that they have been the violent, rioting ones. Only now... because of the #polling They have literally started to deny that they are the violent rioters and they are saying that the dude that's been calling for law and order for months is the one that WANTS the violence. And I'm seeing idiot sheep rebleat it all across reddit.	Conservative	US Politics
1	3	3	1	0	0	> pro-immigration depends how you define that. I don't think Mélenchon or whoever wins the Socialst Primary would be any harder than Macron on immigration.	worldnews	French politics
1	0	0	0	3	0	> socialism hasn't been on the political spectrum since 1986 What is Hollande? What is the PS? It's not because you don't govern, or govern like shit, that you are off the political spectrum.	europe	French politics
1	1	1	0	0	0	> that tells the French to accept that terrorism will happen Whereas Le Pen will stop terrorism singlehandedly surely.	worldnews	French politics
0	1	0	0	1	1	> this corrupt piece of garbage You're talking about Le Pen or Fillon? Cause they're both under investigation and the Fillon case is arguably even more damning.	europe	French politics
0	1	1	1	0	2	> though there is no hard evidence to prove it. Macron’s campaign website and emails have been hit by hackers over the past month, reports Agence France-Presse. He has been the only candidate hit by cyberattacks. A fake news campaign linked to Russia has also been launched against him. Did you even try to read the article?	worldnews	French politics
0	0	0	0	3	0	> tried to kick the kid out &#x200B; This also means that she's taken ownership of his house in her mind, everyone knows you can't kick someone out if you're at someone else's house.	AmItheAsshole	Everyday Morality
3	0	0	0	0	0	> "It's personal." > "I don't want to get into that right now." Sounds more like he didn't want to be questioned on his faith by politicos than him being "unable" to name a verse.	Conservative	US Politics
1	2	2	0	1	1	> "Macron is a ‘gay psychopath" Finally, a politician that represents me.	neoliberal	French politics
0	0	0	0	4	0	> "Macron is basically the same as Le Pen !" No it's not. It's impressive how dumb they have to be to say such things, we're talking about at worst "5 years of the same things as we did for decades" with Macron as opposed to "5 years of discrimination, decrease of funding for education healthcare, increase of funding for security, army, hatred of freedom of speech, hatred of journaists, fake news, denying real numbers, homophobia, xenophobia, christian conservatism etc". Sounds awfully familiar...	europe	French politics
0	1	0	0	2	0	> "We are ready to retaliate to cyberattacks not just in kind but with any other conventional measure, security tool" - said Macron FP adviser https://twitter.com/b_judah/status/860623251713773570	europe	French politics
0	1	0	0	2	0	> "We need Europe because Europe makes us bigger, because Europe makes us stronger," Macron told 5,000 supporters, according to his team, calling for a true joint security and defense policy at EU level. > Macron said that, in order to counter illegal immigration, European states must reinforce controls at external borders, have a common asylum policy managed from the countries of origin, and a joint intelligence policy. > "I don't propose an ideological policy in terms of immigration, but one that would be efficient, clear and carried out with our European partners," he said. http://www.reuters.com/article/us-france-election-macron-idUSKBN14Y0S8	europe	French politics
0	2	1	0	0	1	> "We were just making a business decision" So are the looters. Go fuck yourselves.	antiwork	US Politics
0	0	0	0	3	0	> "dam hunny your ass it getting wider every day" and "why is it sagging like that? It didn't look like that when you were 18."	relationship_advice	Everyday Morality
0	1	0	1	0	1	> "when I was a kid" ... "went home and ate them with my cousin while paying minecraft " Fuck I'm old	confession	Everyday Morality
0	1	3	0	0	0	> 'You haven't had it as bad as I had it,' is exactly why Millennials are the first generation ever to be worse off than their parents. > > If we're on the same team, let's act like it. Fucking thank you! I literally didn't mention Boomers or say a damn thing negative about them. I shared my experience as a Millenial in a thread for an article specifically about my generation. And of fucking course a Boomer came in to tell me I don't know what real struggle is. Like... okay, what the hell is your point Karen?	politics	US Politics
0	0	0	0	3	0	> (LePen, AfD, Wilders) advocating dismantling the EU Le Pen has recognised Crimea as part of Russia and admitted to being funded by Russian banks. Populist parties that destabilise the Eu is good for Russia.	worldnews	French politics

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"Why are you cheering, Fry? You're not rich!" "True, but someday I *might* be rich, and then people like me better *watch their step!*"

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"Wild borders, globalising, immigration, free trade" - Le Pen accusing Macron of supporting these things. THIS BUT UNIRONICALLY

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"Worth" has nothing to do with it. Most people I've met in low paying service jobs were overeducated and overqualified. There's a shortage of "good jobs" and an overabundance of shit jobs. So the reality is that a lot of people have to settle regardless of skill or "worth".

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"Wow it's almost like every situation has outliers" Apply the same logic to your assesment of Macron's age.

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"Y'all got a Rolls Royce I could borrow? Just for 1 flight. You'll have to pick the engine up in Moscow though..."

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"Yeah, we hate you and you're a cancer, and btw you're kinda like Le Pen, but if you don't vote for us you are fascists". Fuck off. Getting a bit tired to be insulted all the time, but when our votes are needed, we need to unite or Idk what bullshit you're trying to force on us.

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"You are mixing economic and political spectrums." What? Clearly you have no idea what you're talking about, economics is a huge part of politics, economic theory is a fundamental part of most political ideologies, economics and politics is inherently and forever intertwined. Macron is a liberal and therefore a centrist. He is not a conservative. That's what I'm arguing. A left leaning source would naturally see a centrist as a liberal, because Macron is a centrist and a liberal, not a conservative.

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"You caught me trying to steal the Presidency of the United States and threatening politicians!? I'll SUE!" -Karen in chief 2021

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"You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain." -The Big Bopper

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"You said you'd bring me sausages, where are my sausages? I want sausages, I want sausages, I WANT SAUSAGES, I WANT SAUSAGES!!!!"

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"You say that I'm your best friend and closest friend and also your girlfriend. But the fact that everyone except me knows it makes that sound like you trust everyone else more than me, you respect everyone else more than me, you have no consideration for my feelings. You're not treating me like a best friend or girlfriend by telling everyone else **except** me, and I'm sick of it."

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"Your reputation is worth more than your dignity and life"

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"Zip Ties"--- for handcuffing people in their "peaceful" protest. Body wash--- my experience with these people is that none of them use body wash.

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"[So #macronleaks used Russian Excel: it left some app-internal strings in Russian into the files](https://twitter.com/henkvaness/status/860809075013144577)"

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"and I am deeply, truely unaffected by this shitty action"

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"because this is just the natural order of things , and there's nothing we can do to change it " Some boomer CEO to one of his workers asking for a raise

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"biaised diagrams". When wanting to counter Le Pen results in contesting basic science representation. Her interpretation can be contested, if normalized datas are now biaised, you can stop doing science.

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"both are centrists" is the main point (as in: it seems strange to jump from the center to the far left), Macron being the strategic vote was an aside comment. Though if we see Macron gaining and those two losing after a few new polls consider this an admission you're right.

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"breaking my heart that my own daughter would be so callous" Sounds like NPD to me... everything is about OP, me me me. Why is my ungrateful selfish daughter so cruel and hurting me on purpose? /s

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"but tehy said taht trump n brexit wont be hapening so that mean le pen will win"

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"child labor is bad" then we'll just make their parents so poor that eliminating child labor makes everyone starve.

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"colored" is not a term we use anymore young man

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"diseased vermin" lol, will remember that one. I was thinking insane deceptive ahole.

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"estimated election results" is an estimation of the final count based on a selected set of polling stations. Official results are all the votes that have been counted. So if a département that votes for Fillon announces all its results at once, Fillon wil temporarily lead the official count.

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"express extreme indifference", ay mods? Like say, looking at 200,000+ dead Americans and saying, "It is what it is"?

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"fruit integration" LOL wtf does that mean? I still enjoy a fruitopia every once in a while though.

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"have no passion for anything", lol. That's you wanting to understand?

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"he didn't call it a hoax, he just called it the exact definition of a hoax, checkmate libs.." that's what your argument is, and why no one takes this argument seriously. It's dishonest.

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"involuntary celibate" aka people who think the world is pitted against them and preventing them from having sexual relations. Tend to be young, angry men with social and/or mental issues.

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"lists among its “likes” the far right French nationalist Marine Le Pen, Islam critics Richard Dawkins and Christopher Hitchens, the Israeli Defense Forces, and Donald J. Trump (he also “likes” the liberal Canadian Party NDP along with more neutral “likes” such as Tom Hanks, the Sopranos and Katy Perry)." "Katy Perry"...I fucking knew it.

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"maria. stop." lmfao like he can just blurt commands like that and she'll listen like she cares now. god i hate employment culture and manager entitlement. bunch of god damn zombies.

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"nah man they work 2 billion times harder than you stop being so lazy"

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"no" Hell just remove the tax break we benefited from! Enjoy those mental balance beams

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"their wives tend to become more reserved in bed..." This is sampling bias to support a sweeping generalization which is furthering sexism. Scan this sub for women complaining about men's lack of sex drive to realize that.

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"this is different. I *really* don't want Le Pen to win and I *really* want upvotes, so according to my post she has *no* chance of winning" - Reddit At Large

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"what are these kids going to use the money for? They are kids. Bigly" -Trump and Co

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"why would fans boo a moment of unity?" Because that's what the national anthem is suppose to be, you Marxist asshole!

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"“A wokefish may at first present themselves as a protest-attending, sex-positive, anti-racist, intersectional feminist who drinks ethically sourced oat milk and has read the back catalogue of Audre Lorde, twice.” However, in actuality, these practitioners of false identity politics couldn’t care less." LOLOLOLOL. So basically, Twitter for dating.

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#***ALWAYS CONTRACTIONARY, NO MORE MEMES EVER*** in all seriousness, I'm going to publicly propose that we remove all politician flairs. Yellen, Bernanke, et al can stay, but no more Merkel, Macron, Maggie.

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#**MERCI, MONSIEUR MACRON** So I guess we couldn't wait, so this will be our neoliberal upvote party? ##**MACRON PRENDS MON ÉNERGIE!**

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#She changed the password of every device and social media so she could keep cheating. OP wake up and smell the roses, You deserve better

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#WOO HOO BABY! Still every last one of us still needs to vote. This must be a landslide. And you can tell your grandchildren you helped save democracy way back when.

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$1000 would have been about 90hrs of work at my college part-time job. And I worked maybe 10-15hrs a week, so that would be half a semester's work. For a dress. My wedding dress was $800. 😂 A 32yo, you'd think, would have a better concept of how expensive that would be for a student. Unless their parents were independently wealthy.

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$15/hr minimum ain't shit if they don't even treat you with the bare minimum of dignity and human decency.

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$3k in 1995 is over $5k today. That seems just crazy for an average family to spend on something like this which was far from a neccessity at the time. I was piecing together $50 junk 286/386, maybe early 486 systems around this time.

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$5 says the same day he's forced out of office he ends up as a permanent resident of Russia and an even bigger security threat than he is now.

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$5 says this was a Republican who needs the cash but doesn’t want to admit that McConnel and the GOP are the reason he hasn’t gotten his $600 or $2000.

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$600 does not buy allegiance. Rather it buys frustration. USA is an oligarchy controlled by billionaires and administered by millionaire politicos.

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> He basically accused me of “promoting toxic masculinity” and he “felt enough pressure as a skinny white guy.” I... don’t think he quite understands the meaning of toxic masculinity.

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> I mean, what is stopping Trump from declaring an emergency and suspending elections? That’s not really how this works. Elections are handled at the state level. Trump can try to cancel the elections, but he has no mechanism for enforcing this. Short of deploying the military, to bar people from the polls, there is no mechanism by which the POTUS can just stop elections from happening.

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> She told me she would if I wanted to... Was she disappointed when you turned her down?

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> Well hunting and gathering was pretty repetitive Was it? I really can’t imagine anything more stimulating than hunting something to death so I can eat it. I can’t imagine anything more enjoyable than picking wild brambles with my kids. Edit: I thought we were talking about repetitive jobs like attaching bolts on an assembly line or packing boxes for shipping, not things we cannot be arsed to do like go outside and hunt down your food. Edit edit: and don’t act like yall are subsistence hunters.

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> > > > > By calling attacks imponderable, Macron shows that he isn't committed to facing some harsh truths involved with fighting terror. You seem to be the one not facing harsh truths if you think we can just stop terrorist attacs now. No matter who is in charge and what they do there is no way they can promise to completely stop terror.

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> > Putin at the meeting with Macron said that Anna Yaroslavna, established Russia-France relations, saying that she was Russian. Which probably doesn't really translate well in French, since she is mostly known as Anne de Kiev here.

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> > >Company loyalty is a one way street, your employer only cares about it as long as it benefits them. > >In 99% of professional jobs, no company would hold your hand and sacrifice for the employee if they were struggling and hurting the team. > >It’s basically just yet another way capital owners try to keep workers from making things difficult for them. Loyalty to your employer in our modern economy sounds like such a feudal idea. &#x200B; Loved this comment from the post. Good to see people are waking up to this.

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> "Are you right of, what is generally accepted as, center?" Yes "Fascist, literally Hitler." Wrong! We don't call Fillon, Friedman, Jeb!, May, Merkel, Thatcher, and others on the right fascists. It's not a partisan sub.

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> "she'll be bigger in the next election!" That will greatly depend on two things. How well Macron will do - for now from foreign perspective he looks decent... And what the refugee problem looks like in the future - the Refugee crises helped LePen immensely...

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> > Regardless this is not something for others to be involved in and would set a really bad precedent, we don't prosecute Fillon or Sarkozy either even though they're criminals. > > So we agree. It's not a matter of being possible but of matter of wanting to actually do it. No, it's really impossible. The EU has no police force, who would arrest them? Perhaps another member state could arrest them if they left the country, but then you'd need an arrest warrant issued by, wait for it, the country they are coming from.

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> And Valls has said he might endorse Macron. Isn´t that an incredible treachery to his own party? Typical 3rd way "social-democrat".

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> 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?

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> But it's true that it has nothing to do with sex Sure. Your little penis-sucking secret is safe with us. 😉😉😉 > it has to do with backwards people Unlike all the "forwards" people who want to slice off chunks of infant boys' penises to please their invisible sky-god LOL.

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> Can't figure out why people laugh at them and how they lost the election What are you talking about? Macron won.

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> Emmanuel Macron won the French presidential election in a landslide on Sunday, becoming the youngest president in France's history. > Macron, a 39-year-old pro-business centrist, defeated Marine Le Pen, a far-right nationalist who called for France to exit the European Union, by a margin of 65.1 % to 34.9%. > Early reports show a voter turnout of approximately 75%, the lowest turnout in many years. >

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> FN has moderated its platform in the last fifteen years, which makes the party more electable. And they are about to do it a lot more, as alluded to in Le Pen's speech tonight.

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> He's never done anything hostile towards the EU. oh reallly? what about the Estonian guy he kidnapped in Estonia, what about the support of neo nazi groups inside the EU, his funding of Brexit campaign and Le Pen, all the cyber warfare specially against Estonia, etc etc

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> I don't know what surprises you that a left-wing party doesn't back Macron tbh. Socialist Party in France called to vote Macron... So yes it is surprising that a left party doesn't call to fight an far right party. But I don't think Podemos is a left party.

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> I don't think Mélenchon would be worse then the pathological liar and criminal Fillon. Have you looked at Melenchon European platform ? He wants to renegotiate the EU treaties, and if he doesn't get his way he will leave the EU. What he wants is insane, for example every country should increase its social spendings and fiscal policy to converge with the country with the highest spendings.

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> I live in a pretty Islamic country, and I can tell you a lot of Muslims don’t agree with the more violent verses. Liar. Personal fake experiences aren't sources. > but to pretend Muslims are a lost cause is simply dishonest. Never said that. > That said, two fascists can have completely opposing views. I don’t see how Islam changes whether she is a fascist or not. It doesn't, but the burden of proof is on those claiming Le Pen is a fascist that she is a fascist.

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> Ideally, I think the far-right electorate could very well split up between a more race and religion-oriented FN, and a sovereignty-oriented UPR. Funny thing is that this sub is more right wing than Le Pen when it comes to Muslims, but still against her. If she were pro EU this sub would love her racism.

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> It's hard to have dreams when you grew up in a post-9/11 world of political instability, and graduated high school right before a financial recession. That really isn't the point though. Even if the political climate was less hostile and volatile, it would be the same shit; the world would still be full of soul crushing bullshit jobs. I think it might even be worse because it would be easier to pretend that that shit is working and it would be harder to convince people that THIS IS SHIT

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> JLM is adamant about taking down the Socialist Labor law ("El Khomry law"), which could be hard to accept for Hamon. This is incorrect. Hamon program is very clear : he said he will repeal el khomri law. Melenchon has been saying that he doesn't see how Hamon want to govern by undoing what Valls and el Khomri did while at the same time,Valls and el khomri will be sieging in the parliament in his own majority.

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> Le Pen is an elitist despite her anti-elitist rhetoric. Isn't that normal for a fascist?

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> She's got no chance in any of the potential second-round opponents. Against Fillion she might very well overperform. He's got his own scandals, plus he's very far right economically. Lots of left-wingers who normally vote against FN will stay home or vote Le Pen this time around.

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> So I don't see how this result should be all too negatively perceived by this sub. While Macrons economic policy is all free market capitalism, smaller state, cutting red tape and lower taxes Macron is also a social liberal, so there is a big portion of this sub that is just not going to like him.

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> That's the core of male identity Interestingly enough, this is a big part of what feminists are talking about when they criticize toxic masculinity. In general there's a really interesting overlap between feminist theory and anti-work ideology. Many of the early feminists identified work as an essential mechanism of the patriarchy, and some of the more radical ones went so far as to call for covert acts of sabotage wherever possible. See for example the idea of "unwork" in the extremist [SCUM Manifesto](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SCUM_Manifesto) from the late 60ies.

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> Though I don't believe they are for Le Pen either (for clear reasons), they may have a strong absententionism in second turn which helps the FN most of the time. Ironically, they might go against Le Pen's chances. She needs every Eurosceptic vote and even if she were to get all of Melenchon voters, she'd only have 40% of the overall vote.

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> admit he's just as bad as Le Pen. Fuck that noise. Calling people assholes for voting for the antisemitic proto-fascist is nowhere on the same scale as being an antisemitic proto-fascist.

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> and how are sanctions stopping Russia? They are not in any way. Yeah, you're right, we should just let them invade their neighbours without any consequences. The sanctions hurt their economy. It tells them that we won't just "give them a stern talk" whenever they decide they want to take their neighbour's land by force. What Russia-apologists like melenchon propose is to do fuck all. They might not get putin removed from office, but they give a clear negative effect from doing things considered unacceptable by us and the international community.

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> but now Le Pen is trying to keep those policies under wraps. You mean swept under the rug?

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> by lumping in Orbán with Putin orban is handily doing that on his own, even within the V4, even before macron. Who was the loudest voice against sanctions, it certainly wasn't le pen.

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> dad sucks for being jealous and not accommodating the possibility of change in his ex's life I told her she is more than free to have them for the weekend and they can stay with me M-F.

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> have female friends who have had similar encounters like this one and they felt so uncomfortable and unsafe that they dropped the class it happened in. That is so awful, I was shocked at how brazen and shameless he was. It seemed beyond simply a "doesn't think before speaking" problem. Is this really that common for young adults to do in front of an entire class? (I'm not that much older than the undergrad age group myself and I don't think I ever saw anything nearly this bad in a public setting.)

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> in neither case is she trending towards closing that gap. You don't see a trend here? https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/49/Opinion_polling_for_the_French_presidential_election%2C_2017_Fillon%E2%80%93Le_Pen.png/750px-Opinion_polling_for_the_French_presidential_election%2C_2017_Fillon%E2%80%93Le_Pen.png And remember, second round polling is far less accurate than first round polling. Fillon v Le Pen will be very close. Macron v Le Pen not so much, but Fillon and Macron are head-to-head in the first round right now.

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> it's just that we are winning the public perception right now Because they can't DENY that they have been the violent, rioting ones. Only now... because of the #polling They have literally started to deny that they are the violent rioters and they are saying that the dude that's been calling for law and order for months is the one that WANTS the violence. And I'm seeing idiot sheep rebleat it all across reddit.

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> pro-immigration depends how you define that. I don't think Mélenchon or whoever wins the Socialst Primary would be any harder than Macron on immigration.

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> socialism hasn't been on the political spectrum since 1986 What is Hollande? What is the PS? It's not because you don't govern, or govern like shit, that you are off the political spectrum.

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> that tells the French to accept that terrorism will happen Whereas Le Pen will stop terrorism singlehandedly surely.

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> this corrupt piece of garbage You're talking about Le Pen or Fillon? Cause they're both under investigation and the Fillon case is arguably even more damning.

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> though there is no hard evidence to prove it. Macron’s campaign website and emails have been hit by hackers over the past month, reports Agence France-Presse. He has been the only candidate hit by cyberattacks. A fake news campaign linked to Russia has also been launched against him. Did you even *try* to read the article?

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> tried to kick the kid out &#x200B; This also means that she's taken ownership of his house in her mind, everyone knows you can't kick someone out if you're at someone else's house.

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> "It's personal." > "I don't want to get into that right now." Sounds more like he didn't want to be questioned on his faith by politicos than him being "unable" to name a verse.

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> "Macron is a ‘gay psychopath" Finally, a politician that represents me.

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> "Macron is basically the same as Le Pen !" No it's not. It's impressive how dumb they have to be to say such things, we're talking about at worst "5 years of the same things as we did for decades" with Macron as opposed to "5 years of discrimination, decrease of funding for education healthcare, increase of funding for security, army, hatred of freedom of speech, hatred of journaists, fake news, denying real numbers, homophobia, xenophobia, christian conservatism etc". Sounds awfully familiar...

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> "We are ready to retaliate to cyberattacks not just in kind but with any other conventional measure, security tool" - said Macron FP adviser https://twitter.com/b_judah/status/860623251713773570

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> "We need Europe because Europe makes us bigger, because Europe makes us stronger," Macron told 5,000 supporters, according to his team, calling for a true joint security and defense policy at EU level. > Macron said that, in order to counter illegal immigration, European states must reinforce controls at external borders, have a common asylum policy managed from the countries of origin, and a joint intelligence policy. > "I don't propose an ideological policy in terms of immigration, but one that would be efficient, clear and carried out with our European partners," he said. http://www.reuters.com/article/us-france-election-macron-idUSKBN14Y0S8

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> "We were just making a business decision" So are the looters. Go fuck yourselves.

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> "dam hunny your ass it getting wider every day" and "why is it sagging like that? It didn't look like that when you were 18."

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> "when I was a kid" ... "went home and ate them with my cousin while paying minecraft " Fuck I'm old

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> 'You haven't had it as bad as I had it,' is exactly why Millennials are the first generation ever to be worse off than their parents. > > If we're on the same team, let's act like it. Fucking thank you! I literally didn't mention Boomers or say a damn thing negative about them. I shared my experience as a Millenial in a thread for an article specifically about my generation. And of fucking course a Boomer came in to tell me I don't know what real struggle is. Like... okay, what the hell is your point Karen?

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> (LePen, AfD, Wilders) advocating dismantling the EU Le Pen has recognised Crimea as part of Russia and admitted to being funded by Russian banks. Populist parties that destabilise the Eu is good for Russia.

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