Who do you think is going to win the French election? I think

No way Le Pen doesn't make it to at least to the second round.

Macron probably ends up being her opponent. Melanchon is a meme candidate and Fillion is pretty much out at this point.

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Melenchon and Le Pen goes to the 2nd turn
EU is finished

Fillon vs Le Pen
Fillon wins

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Latest poll taken after the attack in France suggests LePen/Fillion advance to the second round.

Personally I hope anyone but Macron wins

>>73949265
Even if by some miracle Fillion made it to the 2nd round, he'd lose to whoever faced him. I do think he's probably your best candidate though.

>>73949305
Melechon would be by far the worst. Macron is a stiff status quo faggot, but Melechon would actually make things worse for France.

>>73949451
t. better dead than red

Le Pen wins.

Hammon!!!

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>>73949568
This

>>73949451
We are not as much cucked by lucrative property as you are, Bill.

We are the revolutionnary country that will unite the clarity of Reason with the commands of Christ.
Melenchon is a traitor who voted for Maastricht and will oppose to any real socialist attempt, but at least is not a clear financial agent working to destroy every french's economic, social and cultural traditions.

>>73948960
Macron vs. Melechon
Melechon wins.

>>73948960
ASSELINEAU

>>73949695
The JUST FUCK MY SHIT UP timeline.

I would get my ass out of France the moment neither Le Pen or Fillion made it past the 1st round.

>>73948960
hard to tell.

MLP, Macron and Fillon all have serious chance for the second round.
Macron will most likely win after that.

No one is actually voting Macron, that's the media lying

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does french politics even matter

>>73950576
For French people yes. For the rest of the world, it's just a show.

>>73950576
Yes France is a major European country and this election decides the fate of the EU

>>73950674
France is easily top 10 world powers. Best army in Europe. Nuclear weapons.
Fuck off

>>73948960
What are the rules? The best two in the 2nd round? And then what? Every vote counts or they have an electoral college?

>>73950905
Yes best 2 move on to 2nd round then 1v1
Yes every vote counts

top kek
le pen wont even make the run off, the french are fucking retards surrendering their country to shitskin refugees

i feel like le pen doesn't stand a chance. as before. the power of kek may not work in france just yet.

>>73950843
t. Pierre-kun larping about le """grand""" Napoleon second coming

Your country has been slowly going down since De Gaulle.
You're either America's or Merkel's puppet now.

Doesn't mean we're anything better, but at least we're realistic

>>73951077
>the power of kek
You have to be 18+ here lil buddy

>>73949879
After seeing what a burning dumpster fire the Trump admin keeps spiralling into I think voting LePen would be even worse.

I'd rank the candidates Le Pen > Melenchon (mostly good except the open borders shit) > Fillon (very bad but accelerationism is neat) > Mscron. Unfortunately, that's basically the reverse order of how likely they are to win.

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>>73950843
>France is a major European country
>France is easily top 10 world powers.
>Best army in Europe

>>73951270
that's not nice. why are you bullying them in a thread about them?

>>73951089
>>73951270
retards

>>73951308
You're right, I apologize

>>73951309
Nice comeback, "easily top 10 world powers" level.
Please have a free (You) from a lower country

@73951398
ty at least you know your place

Is it true that Ben Netan-yahu said "Do not worry about America, they will do what we tell them to"?

>>73951356
why thank you, kind leaf. leafs are awesome.

>>73951270
>leaf

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Whoever wins Europe loses

>>73950965
>every vote counts

Truly a nation-destroying cancer in this era

>>73948960

It's probably going to be either Marcon Le Pen or Melechon

>>73951151
Trump has LITERALLY done nothing wrong

>>73950576
Certinely matters way more than your elections where the biggest issues are "DUDE WEED LMAO"

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>>73951572

>Certinely

>>73951627
>Correcting spelling errors as a substitute for a real argument

How are you enjoying your visit in the US canuck?

>>73951694

>clearly a 12 year old based on your spelling
>"DUDE WEED LMAO" is literally your "real argument"
>murrifats

>>73951728
That is actually factually unironically the biggest thing Trudeau ran on. You're a moron.

>>73951890
Wrong.

voting for macron and cheese desu senpai

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Oversea territory results are in, Marine Le Pen is in the lead

>historically women collapse the nation
>Cleopatra, Xi Taihou, park, angel
>nevertheless
>seems like pen is the best
>the pen is mightier than the cowards

>>73952480
>jlm 23% macron 20%
sickening but what do you expect from filthy new worlders

>>73948960
No way two leftists make it to the second round. France is sick of socialism after five years of Hollande.

>>73949087
Don't discard Fillon, he still has a very strong base of voters (basically: conservatives, rich people, old people, catholics...) in spite of the recent scandals. There is no alternative for most of his voters.

>>73949695
Mélenchon would not win against Macron, as the system would shill HARD (North Korea style) for Macron.

>>73950576
Yes, we will destroy the EU (if Mélenchon or Le Pen are elected).

>>73952480
>blacks voting for Le Pen

Wew lad.

>>73953058
Macron isn't a leftist

>>73953182
Obama campaigned for Macron and Macron constantly talks about his commitment to progressive values and the supposed benefits of immigration. He is a leftist, especially by an american standard.

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>>73953182
>Macron isn't a leftist

>>73953278
>by an american standard
Obama would sit centre-right at most in France.

>>73953058
>France is sick socialism
Literally both LePen and Melechon are courting votes by saying they'll implement more socialist policies
Eh Oh El

>>73953278
Macron is about as middle of the road neoliberal centrist as it gets
Leftism is not defined solely by immigration policy

>>73953377
Shh don't tell them that, Friedman is apperantly Mao and Pol Pot was redpilled.

>>73953377
So does that make Le Pen leftist? Because her economic policies are basically all leftist, she's just opposed to open borders and islamization.

>>73948960
A part of me wants Le Pen to win, thats tge part that wanted Trump to win and to Best Korea go full nuclear

Frexit when?

>>73953377
>Macron is about as middle of the road neoliberal centrist as it gets
Neoliberalism isnt even a coherent term, Pinochet was once considered neoliberal and now people like Chuck Schumer are

>Leftism is not defined solely by immigration policy
It's not, but calling yourself "progressive", identifying as social liberals and identifying with left wing parties of other nations certainly is

All I know is stuff about Le Pen. Can anyone give me the a rundown on the other candidates that have a chance?

>>73953454
>democrats
>left wing
Howling

>>73953278
He would be considered a pretty edgy leftist in America, more edgy than any mainstream Democrat (even Sanders).

Imagine a Democrat saying proudly:

>"there is no American culture"
>"American art? I've never seen it"
>"American Indian wars were a crime against mankind"

That's what Macron said for France, and it sounds okay for his voter base.

>>73953469
>melenchon
fuck the EU and fuck capitalism but also open the borders????
>macron
there is literally nothing wrong with the status quo
>fillon
france needs to start fucking its workers harder in the name of the free market

this is my impression anyway

>>73953475
By our dimensions they are extremely left wing economically, but on a global social spectrum they are undeniably leftist.

>>73953505
>American Indian wars were a crime against mankind
I think even a republican could say this and play it off as anti statism thing.

>>73953430
She's a national socialist.

>>73953469
>Macron
Leftist by America's standards, centre from European/French standards. Probably the lone openly pro-European off the 11 candidates.

>Fillon
Traditionalist right-wing. The second candidate with clear anti-immigration policies with le Pen.

>Mélanchon
Extreme-left. Under certain views, his program and Le Pen's aren't that different (notably regarding EU), but they stand pretty far from each other on the political chessboard. I'd argue that most extremes aren't that far from each others.

>>73953514
>fucking its workers harder
In what way? Otherwise I'm assuming he's libertarian since you mentioned the free market.

>>73953529
Your two parties are basically touching dicks on the right wing spectrum. The dems are just closer to the centre.

>>73953469
>Macron
Boring Hillary Clinton-esque establishment guy
>Melenchon
Bernie Sanders but more leftwing
>Fillon
Standard conservative guy, low taxes, less regulations etc.

>>73953505
I understand he is a social leftist, I didnt know that he was that insane though.

>>73953554
Thanks for your opinion

>>73953377
Macron was a member of the Socialist Party, minister in a socialist government. He's a pro-business liberal globalist that denies French culture or French people exist. He is a leftist, more so than most American Democrats.

Mélenchon is even more leftist because he is all this, plus commie-tier policies. He's got actual USSR flags being waved during his meetings, he is supported by the Communist Party, he wants 100% income tax for high earners, and other funny stuff like that.

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>>73953697
>pro-business liberal globalist that denies French culture or French people exist
>he is leftist
So this guy was actually a leftist all along. Damn he certainly had everyone fooled.

>>73953697
That is incorrect
Check:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macron

Ctrl+f "socialist"
>0 results

I know more of french politics than you, why?

>>73953697
Wow, pro-business shills who used to be investment bankers are considered left wing now?

>>73953740
Kek Murray RothBard supported Strom Thurmond, Pat Buchanan and even thought of working with David Duke

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>>73953545
>Mélenchon
>extreme left

And there are at least two candidates who are even more extreme left than that: Arthaud who's batshit insane commie, and Poutou who wants to suppress all the borders and disarm the police.

>Poutou on the recent Champs-Élysées terror attack: "These policemen wouldn't have been targeted if they had no weapons :DDDDDD"

I mean, these elections are literally a leftist psychiatric asylum.

>>73953798
A self proclaimed "progressive" social liberal who believes French identity is a social construct is not?

>>73953838
That's the joke.

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>yfw they all surrender and Hitler gets elected

>>73953861
No, are you an idiot? Economics determine political alignment first and foremost. Are libertarians considered leftists then?

>>73953798
You realize that he supports socialized medicine which is a left(not even center left) opinion in the US?

>>73953924
Yes, but social politics are also incredibly important.

>>73953780
Macron was a member of the SOCIALIST PARTY from 2006 to 2009. Do your homework.

>>73953798
Macron is liberal, socially and economically (meaning he's not protectionist, etc.). He's a cultural leftist with centrist economic policies.

>>73953780
What macron was doing just before entering in the election course ?
Lol you stoopid

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>>73953844
Jesus, I know our politics are fairly right-wing compared to most of the world, but this is just ridiculous. I didn't even know politicians like this could actually exist.

I honestly hope that Fillon will win.
All the other candidates are anti-Christian marxists/socialists who will ruin France economically and morally.

Macron and Le Pen first Round
Macros wins the Second Round by a landslide.

>>73954013
why do you enjoy the taste of middleman cock so much?

>>73953924
>Economics determine political alignment first and foremost. Are libertarians considered leftists then?
Politics doesnt exclusively involve economic issues, if we were to do that than Hitler would be far left. Libertarians are right wing because they deny almost all forms of social institutions. Most libertarians consider themselves social conservatives anyway and the extreme individualism that coincides with libertarianism is a reflection of this social belief

>>73953991
Yeah but this guy is literally just a centre right run of the mill liberal and these people are acting like he's Che Guevara.

>>73954047
> these people are acting like he's Che Guevara
This is your own projection of our beliefs. He is to the left of the political spectrum is all that is being claimed, which is true.

>>73953924
Macron is pro-business but wants to raise taxes on our most popular investment vehicles by far (namely: life insurance and real estate). He also wants to raise our social security tax.

Economically, that alone would make him quite leftist in America.

>>73954037
What?

>>73954106
Do you consider Hillary Clinton a leftist?

>>73954038
>Hitler would be far left

National SOCIALISM. The reason why Hitler is branded far-right is only because Roosevelt was basically a commie by American standards and so was Attlee, not to mention Stalin, so they couldn't have Hitler be deemed left-wing

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God, I truly hope France elects Le Pen

however I absolutely realize that Rothschild's Macron will win 100%

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>>73954150
Yes and the DPRK is a democracy because it has "Democratic" in its name.

>>73954140
She wrote her college thesis about Saul Alinsky, I believe she considers herself left wing regardless what you or I believe lmao.

>>73954133
capitalism distributes wealth from productive people to unproductive or even counterproductive people like salesmen or bankers

it also flatly goes against the idea of the nation; it thinks laws should be chosen based on what's "natural" instead of what works most for the people in the nation; nationalism and capitalism are mutually exclusive

>>73954047
>these people are acting like he's Che Guevara

No, this is literally Mélenchon.

Macron is a bit like Trudeau, but more self-hating culturally, and with much more taxes.

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>Hillary would be the most right wing politician in a French Election

>>73954226
Your nation became #1 superpower thanks to capitalism.
You are sitting there and shitposting on your iPhone thanks to capitalism.

>>73954247
Not socially for sure. But we can't assume if Hillary would enact more economic right wing reforms if she ran in an economically leftists country

>>73954200
Hitler was economically left wing and what he wanted for Germany sure as hell wasn't socially conservative. There is no actual reason to call Hitler right wing except for butthurt lefties not wanting him to be a part of their little club.

>>73954270
>said the increasingly nervous pole as he cashed what he hoped would not be his last EU cheque

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>>73954247
In an economic sense maybe. Not socially, that's based François "Crusade 2020" Fillon.

>>73954226
>like salesmen

Ah, yes, the goods are going to magically transport themselves from one point to another.

>>73954297
Poland's economy was ruined by 50 years of socialism.

>>73954328
Better stop taking subsidies then. Wouldn't want to not be a massive hypocrite would you?

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Why does Macron's wife look like a Bogdanoff?

>>73954163
>Macron's popularity is a media fabrication
>his meetings out of Paris were quite disappointing (people leaving before the end, cancelled events...)
>his numbers of followers on social networks is unimpressive (2 or 3 times inferior to Mélenchon)

I refuse to believe that's going to cut it.

>>73954348
Treat that as a reparation from all the countries that put us in this position in the first place.

>>73954272
>>73954307
Even socially, Hillary wasn't more far left than over half the loonies in the French Election. She never said shit like cops should be completely disarmed. Hell, in the 90s she promoted the crime bill which increased enforcement of the law.

>>73954384
>Hell, in the 90s she promoted the crime bill which increased enforcement of the law.
Hillary changed a lot, especially since Obama stole the spotlight from her but she is more socially left wing than Le pen or Fillon who speak out against islam and immigration

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>>73954370
La Chirurgie plastique

i want to make a stink stinky poo poo

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just a reminder that the greatest human to ever have lived was corsican/italian who became french and ruled Europe all the while being unable to speak french without an accent and was very much scolded by his rich peers at military school.

>>73954370
kek
>>73954381
mate he is undoubtedly going to win by hell or highwater. The FT is shilling for him hard and his connections with the powers that be will virtually assure that he wins. I would legitimately put everything I own on him winning the presidency. It's sad, but it is inevitable.

>>73954307
>Fillon
>a crusader

He's not even going to repeal gay marriage lmao, and he will appoint the freemason Baroin as prime minister :DDD

Did France look like a Christian paradise during his five-year term as prime minister?

>>73954370
Macron is rumored to be gay and to live maritally with another man, although he denied.

>>73954472
>his connections with the powers that be will virtually assure that he wins

Same was said for Hillary

Le Pen will make it into the second round at least. Don't know if she wins (hope so)

>>73954484
Disgusing Macron propoganda. Fillon will make France take its place as The Eldest Daughter of The Church.

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>mfw africans and muslims dddecide the french election

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>>73954526
i'm almost certain that podesta blew it for her. were she elected there would have been questions asked

>>73954472
Juppé was supposed the win the right-wing primaries, for the same reason. All our media shilled extremely hard for him, during two fucking YEARS (since the end of 2014). All the polls said he would win easily.

He got brutally crushed by Fillon, like 67-34.

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Who is the Yeb! of the French Election?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=w-McIdVuY88

>>73954717
This guy>>73954605

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>>73954717
You mean the laughing stock of the election?

Hamon.

He's going to get 7% in spite of being the candidate of the Socialist Party (one of our two mainstream parties).

What's the difference between Le Pen and Fillon aside from Fillon being former prime minister?

>>73954834
:DD

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>>73954742
Otherwise, yeah, it's Alain Juppé.

Pure cuckservative, shilled by the media, got memed hard on Internet ("Ali Juppé, imam of Bordeaux"), got brutally roasted in the primaries.

>>73954834
Le Pen's economic stances are more left wing

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>>73954605
Tbh speaking from an international perspective I can give a bit of insight.

I follow European affairs pretty closely(in particular European financial news) and the financial community is all aboard the macron train. I've heard of Juppe in passing but admittedly don't know much about him. There was momentum behind Fillon until the scandal with the kickbacks with his family and, since then, Macron has gotten very good publicity from the press. The FT essentially has Macron coming in first with Le Pen in second although they have the far left guy, melenchon, surging due to his debate performance.

However, their narrative is that he has gained due to fillon's failure and that he is expected to challenge le pen for 2nd place and the run off because he is consolidating the center left in addition to his already strong support from the hard left. This, obviously, is worrying to the financial sector so you can expect attacks on his character and policies which will see Macron win easily in the run-off. There seems to be ambivalence towards Le Pen. She obviously would be good for businesses (yes, her anti-immigration policies will please the average low-class Frenchman but she will also be MUCH better than hollande in regards to the financial sector) but her anti-immigration stance is getting push back because it would mean higher wages for workers and, thus, less profit for the capital owners. Overall, the general stance is that Le Pen would be preferred over the far left due to the financial/tax/economic standpoint of Le pen, but the elites are very much behind Macron and Macron lacks the obvious deficiencies that hillary had.

As a result, Macron will win the run off easily.


in short, Macronwinslol

>>73954868
I don't follow finance at all I could've told you the same thing

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>>73954862
And here's an iconic picture of Juppé (not shopped) dancing in a retirement home.

It got memed to infinity last year :DDD

>>73954901
The point I am making is that Maron will unanimously have the elites behind him and, as a result, will win easily. The media only serves as a proxy to show how much support he has from them.


People want to make a comparison betwixt hillary vs trump and the french election but it is not that similar due to the vastly different geopolitical climates of the US and France in addition to the fact that macron does not have a pedophile running his campaign

>>73954868
Macron is the candidate of the media, no doubt.

However, his popularity remains artificial, and he is probably slightly overrated in the polls.

There is doubt that he will be able to qualify for the second round, and the main worry of the French press is that Mélenchon could qualify along with Le Pen, which would be a terminal meltdown for the system (an anti-EU commie who literally wants to end the Republic vs. an anti-EU, anti-immigration, authoritarian, protectionist leader).

I think Fillon is more solid than the polls say, and will get in the second place with a very tiny lead over Macron. Le Pen is first.

Then, anyone who opposes Le Pen will win, although the economic elites will have a very hard time accepting the commie Mélenchon and MIGHT choose Le Pen instead (or probably be divided). The political elite will choose Mélenchon though. And a good part of right-wing voters should choose Le Pen if she's against Macron or Mélenchon.

>>73951089
>since De Gaulle
No, it's been a non-country since 1789.

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>>73955161
I absolutely cannot reject what you say because you live in France but nevertheless am certain that Rothschild's Macron will win.

I will post this on election day and we shall see who wins. Pls vote Le Pen

>>73955161
The latest Belgian poll (because polls are forbidden in France just before the election) say:

>Le Pen 26
>Fillon 22
>Macron 21
>Mélenchon 17
>Hamon 7

That sounds fair to me. Source:

http://www.lalibre.be/actu/france/presidentielle-francaise-decouvrez-le-dernier-sondage-realise-avant-le-scrutin-58f9dacccd70e80512fbd23c

>>73955242
According to French anons on /pol/ the results from the overseas territories were illegally released and that Le Pen is in first with Melenchon in second

>>73955209
We only can count on hope since the race's going to be really tight for that second place.

If Macron succeeds here, Macronwinslol indeed.

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>>73955271
You in Marseilles?

and would you rather see melenchon win?

I have worries about him in regards to the french economy and I don't think he'd do much at all with immigration irrespective of his rhetoric.

I may be naive but I thin that Le Pen could actually save france

>>73955242
>fillon in 2nd

doubt.jpg

>>73955256
Yes, but overseas... they're a bit special over there :D

Obviously commie candidates have more appeal since these voters poor and heavily subsidized.

A Le Pen lead in these black territories is quite interesting though. It's like seeing Trump winning in Puerto Rico.

>>73955327
lesson from US election: do not trust the polls if they are coming from mainstream source.

>>73955321
Paris.

Virtually everyone would be better than Mélenchon. He is the most dangerous candidate by far. Politically, he wants to repeal the whole constitution. Economically, we're going towards Venezuela-style socialism, but without the oil. Culturally... it's just toxic, delirious leftism. You see the problem.

And it wouldn't be so bad if he weren't so incredibly talented. His speeches are "right in the feels". But he will terminate our country.

Why do they all have demonic names?

Mélenchon, Hamon, Macron, Fillon, Cheminade, Poutou, Arthaud, Aignan, Lassalle.

It sounds like someone has been summoning French politicians from the 9th circle of hell.

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>>73955406
Yes, from what I've followed he seems to be very appealing to the lower rungs and very dangerous. I really am pulling for Le Pen, let's just hope your countrymen can see that her positives outweigh her negatives. I really hope you guys make the right choice

fuck I love France pls no bully :3

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ICFtXx546A

>>73955466
OH SH- IT ARE ALSO 9 POLITICIANS WITH DEMONIC NAMES

EACH REPRESENTS ONE CONSTITUENCY OF HELL

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>>73955486
t. voted against Wilders

>>73955508
Wilders isn't a demonic name. It's a rockstar name.

>>73951089
>Your country has been slowly going down since De Gaulle
Why do people throw his name around like that, he didn't do shit and he was extremely nationalistic, borderline seeing other countries as weaker and less important when France just got fucked in WW2

>>73955466
And Pazuzou

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>>73955550
de gaulle was based :DDDDDD and the resistance :DDDD

>>73955550
>seeing other countries as weaker and less important
>a bad thing

Trudeau explained.
RIP in peace leafs.

>>73955466
>someone has been summoning French politicians from the 9th circle of hell

Sounds quite legit.

You also forgot Asselineau, alias "Mr. Article 50" (because he's always citing articles from international treaties to explain how bad they are). Extremely clever guy with a small but vocal following, like he's the leader of some kind of loony death cult. He's also a meme who's there to chip away 1% or 2% to Marine Le Pen.

>>73955469
<3

Unfortunately, the system will go MAXIMUM LEVEL ASSBLAST against Le Pen, starting from tomorrow, 8 PM.

It will be 15 days of North Korean propaganda to enable the victory of Fillon or Macron instead, like in 2002, but even crazier since Le Pen has a chance this time.

There is no American equivalent to this, even the Trump bashing will look like a child's game compared to what we will behold.

Source: I was there in 2002.

>>73955523
Besides, Thierry Baudet has already cast all demons out of our parliament

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gd3o7_odvms

When do results get in for today's election?

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>>73955634
Good luck Francebro. may we talk again<3

>>73955673
As soon as possible from non-french media.
After 8pm from french media.

>>73955673
8 PM (in Paris) officially, although semi-reliable results from post-voting polls will appear on Belgian media, Twitter, etc. around 5 or 6 PM.

>>73955701
The fact that you would put a picture of Camus while shilling for LePen is hilarious.

>>73955647
Thierry's anti-Party Cartel spell.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DF8p6_t8ujk

>>73955708
>>73955720
Thanks. First time I've followed an election outside america or canada. Looking forward to it.

>>73955723
>being this retarded

He was very much french and he would disapprove of the muslims that are flocking to france -- not in the pol sense but you get me. Certainly, he may not have been right wing, but his time was very much different than the current era.

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>>73950843
>Best army in Europe.

>>73949087
>mélenchon is a meme
>le pen isn't

>>73955838
I'm not even joking when I say that if given the chance Camus would have planted a timed bomb under a podium LePen was presenting on. The man fought for the French partisans. Also he lived through the terror attacks related to Algeria, get the fuck out of here with that "totally different climate" shit.

>>73955774
Same here. It feels weird following a foreign election for once since everybody follows our election.

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Looks like the far left is already planning tonight's turmoil.

These images are going viral on the web. Translation:

>Evening of the (election's) first round
>#NIGHT OF THE BARRICADES
>Bastille Plaza
>Ungovernable Generation

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>>73953297
>slightly left of center neoliberala are leftist

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>>73955986
What's more French than a student/ young person revolt t b h?

>>73955986
A riot? What's the point?

>>73948960
I hope Melenchon wins but he won't.

>>73955920
He did not live in a time where the entirety of French culture was under threat you retard.

Yes, he was very much about individualism but the fabric of French society is at risk. Not even pol-larping but if you truly believe that the africans and muslims that are currently flocking to France en masse are in any way representative to what Camus envisioned, let alone similar to the period of 1940s and 1950s France, then it's not even worth arguing

>>73955920
Most of the surviving commies from this era are quite unpleased with the current situation, and would rather support Le Pen than today's commies (even if Mélenchon ticks many boxes with them too).

Many working-class Le Pen voters are former Communist Party voters. Where do you think her 25% come from?

>>73956038
To protest against this racist capitalist system, man, lol

*riots*
*votes Fillon or Macron on May 7*

>>73956120
I could see Satre voting LePen. But Camus' thoughts on the matter are very explicit.

>>73954038
>s, if we were to do that than Hitler would be far left.
'No'

>>73956166
Fillon is right wing though, no?

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>>73956175
>a leaf trying to explain French culture to a dense burger
What are you trying to achieve here?

>>73954150
>a man supported by Germany's largest industrialists is left wing

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>>73956203
When you put it like that.

>>73956175
Sartre would meme Poutou. Camus would be interested and conflicted about Le Pen.

>>73956187
All the left is going to vote Fillon if he's the one who opposes Marine Le Pen. They're going to be extremely butthurt drama queens about it. But they will unanimously vote for him. Like Chirac in 2002.

>>73956203
fuck off
>>73956175
Again, you truly need to consider the historical perspective in which people lived. I am not saying that an individuals skin colour matters or anything along those lines but the fact is that muslims in particular hold views that are almost diametrically opposed to the views that Camus held. But, do go on and tell everyone how a 1940s writer would have voted in the 2016 french election

>>73956212
>industrialists are automatically pro-free market

This meme needs to end. Big business is more than ready to jump into bed with lefties and socialists as long as it means government contracts and removal of competition through regulation.

>>73956241
Much better fitting image indeed

>>73956290
The thing is, Camus was a honest writer (unlike Sartre who was a master of dishonesty) and he would probably be revolted by the blatant injustice of the system towards the white working class, who's completely crushed and treated like a negligible quantity of "beaufs" (hicks) that's not worth defending in any way.

>>73956302
>large privatizations
>banning all independents trade unions
>souring corporate profits

>>73956483
Not sure what your point is, but free trade =/= crony capitalism.

A very large part of the French economy is pure crony capitalism where the government is more or less involved (as a shareholder, regulator, salesman for the exports, etc.).

>>73956483
>large scale infrastructure projects
>nationalization of Jew property
>To protect the German people and currency from volatile market forces, the Nazis also promised social policies like a national labour service, state-provided health care, guaranteed pensions, and an agrarian settlement program.

Melenchon vs Le Pen
Melenchon wins
Activates islamic gommunism
Destroys France

>2022 election
Le Pen wins by landslide
Activates la Quatrième Reichpublic
Executes Merkel for treason against Europe
Rules for a thousand years

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>>73956591
>crony capitalism.
There is no other thing, ever since the beginning of capitalism the state has back it and developed along side it, whether is was the English government destroying the commons, the French government's protectiosm, the German state banks etc. Pretty much every developed Asian nation has large state involvement in the economy, even Hong Kong. The state is an integral part of capitalism.
The so-called free market is a complete myth perpetuated by "libertarians".

>>73956735
The overwhelming majority of the means of production remained in private hands. The nazis were no socialists.

>>73956835
This. Crapitalism always requires it's nanny state.
>"are you aware that you rags were made under feudalism?"

>>73956875
>remained in private hands

As long as those hands did the Nazi salute. Nazis were not communists but they sure as fuck weren't right wing or pro-capitalism, Hitler himself said politics takes precedense over economy.

>>73956762
>Activates islamic gommunism
*flick*

>>73955634
>Asselineau
>clever
He learned by heart a few articles to impress some feeble-minded voters, and you are one of them

>>73956835
>state mandated interventions into the market are capitalism

Ok, now I've heard everything.

>>73957072
>state mandated interventions into the market are capitalism
yes they are.
>>73956940
Those hands always did the hitler salute because they were his major backer. Much of nazi policy was run in their benefit.

>>73957267
>Much of nazi policy was run in their benefit.

Except for war and when Hitler took more and more from them until he lost

>yes they are.

Yes, they happen. They are however hardly in benefit of capitalism.

>>73948960
>I think
You cannot think, at best you can make an estimate or an educated guess.

>>73956835
Having the state as a backbone does not justify constant state interference (it is generally less efficient than free trade).

>>73956965
I am not impressed by his routines with articles: I know them too, I'm a learn-by-heart machine too.

I am impressed with his mastery of communication. He rules the Internet, he rules the memes (and it never looks forced). He rules the debates. He even rules the posters, which are always in the best places.

I mean, Macron with all his money and media shilling is way below Asselineau in terms of communication quality. That's really impressive for such a minor candidate.

JEAN-LUC PRÉSIDENT
NIQUE L'ALLEMAGNE
NIQUE LES ETATS-UNIS
NIQUE LA BANQUE
NIQUE LE CAC40
NIQUE LES MÉDIAS
NIQUE LE PS
NIQUE FILLON
NIQUE LE FN

VIVE LA RÉPUBLIQUE
VIVE LA FRANCE

>>73957920
>wants to kill the Fifth Republic
>"VIVE LA RÉPUBLIQUE"

>>73957971
Not le fith Republic. It is le filth Republic.

Btw fuck monarchy we need a real Republic not this shit created by De Gaulle because he wanted to have free hand.

>>73958015
So, are you going to vote Fillon or Le Pen in the second round?

Frenchies when will we know the results? tomorrow morning or tonight?

>>73958074
I'm not gonna vote. Fuck them.

>>73956965
Memes aside, you don't need Asselineau to realize democracy is hamstrung by EU treaties, but at least he's putting the message out there for normies who are too lazy to think for themselves.

I think Asselineau's too soft on immigrants (obviously pandering to the Arab vote) and he'll probably never be president but he's shifting the Overton window on the EU in a big way, and that is a good thing.

>>73958185
Tonight at 8 PM for first results (reliable), tomorrow for final results (but no need to wait that much, generally).

Around 5 or 6 PM you'll have first indicators in non-French media.

>>73958310
This.

>>73953430
That means she's left wing on economic issues and conservative on (some) social issues

>>73953697
>100% income tax
thatsbullshitbutibelieveit.jpg

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>>73958504

great, looking forward to it.

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>>73958015
>fuck monarchy
But everything beautiful France did was under the monarchy
The world admired France because of the heritage from the medieval period

>>73958527
No bullshit, Mélenchon wants a 100% tax bracket for any income above €400,000 (yearly). And also tax 100% of the estates above €33,000,000.

Absolute madman.

http://money.cnn.com/2017/04/18/news/economy/france-tax-rich-election-melenchon/

>>73952480
>diaspora voting for more nationalism
how shocking

>>73958787
Ah, and he also wants to tax French citizens everywhere in the world, so no need to flee to England or Switzerland... you will suffer regardless of your tax residence :)

>>73958907
>diaspora

They are blacks.

>>73958907
Oversea territories have a huge problem with illegal aliens and criminality, and the french authorities are just as lax out there as they are in mainland France
It is not that surprising

So who do the french anons in this thread support and why?

>>73959373
The /fr/ general is 50% Le Pen, 25% Mélenchon and 25% meme answers, based on a poll done there.

It's probably the same here.

>>73949265
I made the same vote.
I voted for Fillon

>>73959456
And why: because Le Pen and Mélenchon want big change, and young people have all the reasons to be unhappy in this country where old people own fucking everything.

Also, the immigrants, the poor economy, etc.

>>73953182
[Citation needed]
He's definitely left wing.

>>73958787
>100% tax bracket for any income above €400,000 (yearly). And also tax 100% of the estates above €33,000,000
>http://money.cnn.com/2017/04/18/news/economy/france-tax-rich-election-melenchon/
literally what did he mean by this?

>>73959456
I feel that given the frequency of terrorist attacks lately, Le Pen may not be a bad choice. What are the main reasons a Frenchman would NOT want to vote for her?

>>73959601
He was a minister in a socialist government.
But his ideas are closer to the center.
He opposes running a budget on a deficit.
He wants labour reforms.
He is a literal investment banker.

>>73959630
>What are the main reasons a Frenchman would NOT want to vote for her?

Old people: she wants to abandon the euro and it's g-going to hurt my savings!!!!!

Gullible young people: she's a racist, I'm just for tolerance and peace in the world, JUST RAPE HER LOL (the commie media, the commie teachers told me nationalism was rly rly bad)

Immigrants: ...

>>73959630
>>73959456
And what is Le Pen going to do better than the other?

She said she would have prevented November 2015 attacks, how?

>>73959630
She's a socialist

Melenchon will unironically win the presidency.

>>73959810
I really want Le Pen and Melenchon to be the ones who make it past round 1 just to see the reaction of the liberal establishment to being blown the fuck out by both nationalists and socialists

>>73959658
He is socially left wing
Economically centrist

His party is center left according to every source. He was part of the Socialist party. He was a minister for years in the Socialist government. What more do you want?

>>73959658
...an investment banker that loves gay marriage, that thinks French culture doesn't exist, that self-defines as a progressist, that wants more refugees, etc.

Not really your usual conservative banker.

How can someone say French culture doesn't exist? France is probably the most cultured country in the world

>>73959810
>melenchonist delusions

>>73959854
15 days of orgasm, 5 years of pure socialist pain. Fuck that.

>>73959860
Who the fuck is talking about conservatism? I'm saying he's a centrist.
I'm discussing real policy, not social """policy""" aka bullshit to distract the plebs.
If gays are on the list of things that influence your vote you need to kys before you vote today.

>>73959939
sit down

>>73959891
>There is no French culture. There is a culture in France: it's diversity.

Basically a Trudeau-style cuck living in his fantasy world.

>>73959891
To be fair, he said that there wasnt one french culture but multiple ones.

>>73959891
To be fair France is a Western country meaning instead of an actual religion it has Christianity which is a fucking meme and isn't interesting at all compared to shit like Shinto or Hinduism. Still, though, it's pretty good outside of that.

North Algeria will elect another bland centrist Brussels yes-man who will push neoliberal capitalist processes. There's no way out.

>>73959939
>nothing out of economics is "real"
>the subversion of marriage, one of our fundamental institutions, by a tiny lobby of perverts is irrelevant

Hmm...

>>73960121
Yes, it indeed is irrelevent

>>73960085
And how do you explain:

>"French art? I've never seen it" (Macron)
>"There is no French literature" (Bayrou, his right-hand-man)

Yes, they're campaigning by declaring this.

The absolute madmen.

>>73948960
IDEAL SITUATION:

Melenchon vs Le Pen --> Melenchon wins handily

WHAT WILL PROBABLY HAPPEN:

Melenchon vs Macaroni --> Macroon man wins

>france is socialist
when will this meme end. france has a capitalist economy

Please vote for Melenchon in masse so I can make fun of you guys for electing a Spanish commie.

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>>73960121
Marriage is a meme institution, all you need for a family is a woman and a functioning dick.
The formalization and the contract are a formality.
Before the church started oppressing people any marriage declared in front of witnesses was valid.
You could go to the pub with your to be wife and tell everybody you've chosen each other.
I doubt they had faggots do it, but the point is gays don't interfere with the process.

>>73954222
I wrote mine about Gregor Strasser. I guess that makes me a Nazi.

>>73960345
Because people think thag universal healthcare or subsidized education means your econony is socialist.
Socialism = workers owning the means of production. France doesn't fall under this. At best you can say it has a mixed-econony with heavily subsdized social services, but the means of production remain privately ownrd operating for private profit. Thus it's essentially capitalism with a massive welfare state.

>>73953535
you mean anti-federalist?

>>73960244
>and I say WHY NOT? LOL

Anyway you know that will be nullified when Islam takes over, and guess what will happen to the ones who are dumb enough to be certified, registered homosexuals?

Ah, the contradictions of the left, who loves too many minorities at once.

>socialist shithole
>socialist prez
>huge unemployment, real numbers hidden due to people working in """""government jobs"""(aka files some papers and tommorow move them back)
>country known for its extreme socialist politics
>have daily peaceful terror attacks
>25%

>blame capitalism
>vote for literal trotskyist because he had le holograms
>french intelligence.avi

enjoy communism and diversity, Tocqueville.

>>73960576
>if you dont care about gay marriage then you must love up suck that islam cock
No i just think marriage in itself doesnt mean much nowadays, i dont care if dem gays can get married too.

>>73960393
Formalities make the difference between copulating apes and men.

Your stance on marriage before the "oppression" of the Church is more or less valid, as it is very broad.

And in case you didn't remark, "all you need for a family is a woman" is now wrong, since our Macrons decided that two men fucking each other in the butt were a family, and a married one at that.

Technically, Nero did """marry""" twice with other men though, but that was Nero. A literal madman.

>>73956267
>But they will unanimously vote for him
Nope, coming from a lefty family, no one will vote Fillon whatever happens. It always goes one way, so he can fuck off now.
I'd rather see Le Pen win since she would have a chance to be thrown out of office pretty fast.

>>73960393
>gays don't interfere with the process

It's a ratchet effect. Once you allow faggots to marry, they'll start demanding something else.

>>73960799
And the result of marriage "not meaning much nowadays" (which is true) is the invasion of our nation, to replace the unborn.

>>73960492
>but the means of production remain privately ownrd

Actually a lot of big French companies are part state owned.

>>73960945
It doesnt have anything to do with the sandnigs, people getting less religious is also happening in country without much immigrants. And you should know that our history is extremely anticlerical.

>>73960850
After 15 days of intense propaganda, they may change their minds. I doubt there's going to have significant abstention compared to the first round.

The reasoning will be: let's vote for Fillon to save the Republic, but we'll counter him by voting leftist at the législatives :DDD

>>73960843
You're missing the point so hard it isn't even funny.
Families exist EVERYWHERE in the world, middle east, chinkland, maybe some weird jungle niggers don't have it - but even tribal niggers probably have it.
Gays don't make it go away. They simply don't. Them being recognized by law doesn't stop other people from doing the traditional family thing.
I mean, if you want to point to a reason for families forming less often look to the real causes in the modern live style.
Gays literally have nothing to do with you on any practical terms. It's symbolic bullshit.
Gays need to get married because of the legal formalities related to family like hospital visiting rights, things related to the will and inheriting things.
>>73960874
slippery slope fallacy, we can talk when gays ask for their own bathrooms and there is real support for that retarded idea

>>73961144
>fallacy

You can see it in the West already

>>73961282
Examples my dude ?

>>73961012
I did not talk about religion or clericalism, and immigration is just one possible consequence of people's infertility.

Make children, invade the others. Don't make children, get invaded. That's how things can happen... more or less.

>>73961282
gay shitrooms?

>>73961321
That bakery, 44 genders, Jazz and hormone reassignment therapy for kids who don't know shit, whole of Hollywood

The ride never stops if you don't put the foot on the pedal

In my city, Marseille, I think results will be:

Le Pen: 28%
Fillon: 23%
Mélenchon: 23%
Macron: 15%

>>73961144
You don't seem to understand what subversion is.

Anyway, these unions are sterile, and as a result will quickly disappear from history.

Two men fucking each other produce little more than a condom stained with blood or shit, where real families produce dozens of children, grandchildren, etc. Who will win in the long term?

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>>73959456
>>73959583
>Frenchies supporting either national socialist or an internstional socialist

Color me surprised.

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Anything is fine as long as it isn't Melenchon vs Le Pen in the 2nd round.
If that happens France is fucked and probably the EU as well

>People still believe there is a chance someone else tha Macron will will

stay deluded rightards

>>73961691
>people still believe the MSM has the power to impose its candidate

MADAM PRESIDENT amirite? :^)

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>>73961602
Gays have existed since antiquity, I have no reason to doubt their long term survival.

>>73961774
Men fucking each other existed (often while having a wife, children, etc.).

"Gays" didn't exist.

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>>73961910
>men fucked each other
>not gay

>>73961759
In 1995, Balladur was already the media's candidate, running as an independent. He almost got it, but lost.

It's no surprise if Macron has the same fate tonight.

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>>73962106
There was a time when for every dollar spent on campaigning and every hour of time on air there was a proportional return in votes but I think the tide has turned against the media and they're pretty much at a loss when it comes to predicting/controlling election results. The legacy media lost whatever credibility they had with the Brexit and Trump votes, memes and the internet are only growing stronger as time goes by. I think the Macaroon bubble is going to deflate spectacularly today.

>>73959939
>>73960244
>>73960393
>>73961774
KYS you disgusting fags. Sodomy is THE MOST PUSHED agenda of cultural marxism and the flag point of cultural subvertion. They want to make us accept sodomy (aka disgusting mental ilness) as a normal thing, and then move on to other deviations, such as trans, incest, pedophilia, zoophilia.

Christian morality needs to be restored in the West. If we don't do that - we're doomed.

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>>73951527
>people postig on 4chan are most likely in their twenties
>oil will disappear off the face of this planet in this century
>if you're not a self-hating suicidal neet, you'll probably have to endure the unrest and civil wars caused by that
hey let's vote for someone that believes climate change is a hoax, what a bright idea!

>>73962361
Marxist subversion is a spook.

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>>73962415

Let's see if the bullet I put into your brain is a spook, stirnerfaggot

>>73962250
Yes. And fundamentally, it is hard to believe that Macron will steal enough Fillon votes to qualify, while still being hindered by Hamon.

There's only one mainstream right candidate, while the mainstream left has two. As a result, even a weakened Fillon will do 21-22% instead of 27% (before the scandals), while Macron will do 20% instead of 27% (because Hamon eats 7%). Fillon wins.

The problem Hamon for EM is worse than the problem Arnys for FF...!

>it's an "one single reasonable anon triggers the entirety of /pol/"-episode
god speed bulgaria

>>73962606
>It's "fags lose all their arguments as soon as confronted by the facts and retort to as hominem episode"

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I'm watching French fags in niconico.

>>73962693
Gays being born of the devil is not an argument anywhere but on /pol/ and third world shitholes like Poland.

>>73962693
>typing my delusions out is confronting people with facts

>>73962603
I think so too. Fillon will manage to get a unified residual right-wing vote (despite his disastrous, in my opinion, campaign performance). And if the fat lady ever gets to the 2nd round she'll be roundly defeated by a republican barrage, which is what the boneheads on /pol/ can't seem to grasp.

>>73962606
Those are just normal /fr/ people, they are easily triggered and not very well educated, so they go batshit insane very fast

>>73962603
Now there may be wishful thinking in that, but Macron did not lead an incredibly powerful campaign that would have allowed him to overcome that fundamental problem.

He was rather bland, with a lot of counter-productive "sequences" (on French culture, etc.).

So his popularity looks like a media bubble that's going to pop tonight... maybe for a mere 0.5% gap.

But the French are disappointing enough to elect him, so who knows.

Hoping for Fillon and Le Pen runoff, but it'll probably be Macron vs Le Pen, where Macron will win easily

Also, why are there people voting for Melenchon, dude is an insane communist. I understand the "hurr durr he will destroy the world so it will be fun to vote for him" mindset, but I doubt that 20% of the population has it.

>>73962790
>>73962806
Fag and trans agendas being pushed by the cultural marxists is a fact. LGBTQWERTY "community" existing and promoting things that want to make every normal person puke is a fact.

>M-muh only poor countries hate fags
Japan doesn't accept them, neither does SK and Taiwan. Fag marriage isn't recognised in Germany either and legally shouldn't be in most of US states as thre were no referendums conducted.

>>73962970
>incest, pedophilia, zoophilia
are these phenomenons more widespread in countries you would consider to be affected by "cultural marxist propaganda"?

>>73962969
Based Greece paying the debt back and then some

>>73962970
Also, Finland and Italy don't have fag marriage either. UK introduced it very recently, without referendum as well.

>>73955172
sorta rich coming from a jail island

>>73963095
They are just as "widespread" as sodony is.
The point is to make them look "normal" and "acceptable", to corrupt the society even further.

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New Yorker here. I've lobbied my French friends to vote for Macron today. Expect a stronger turnout for him from the NY vote.

EN MARCHE

>>73962970
>Japan doesn't accept them
No.
Even gay partnership is legal in some places
I've seen more crossdresser here than in other countries

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>>73949343

>Even if by some miracle Fillion made it to the 2nd round, he'd lose to whoever faced him

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opinion_polling_for_the_French_presidential_election,_2017#Fillon.E2.80.93Le_Pen

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can't spook the jean-luc

>>73962969
Mélenchon has very powerful and efficient speeches. He is a phenomenon. Even far-righters admire his talent for that.

Also, he's not explicitly posturing as a commie, removed the red color from his posters, goes under the "Unbowed France" movement rather than his "Left Front", etc. But his program leaves no doubt on his real positioning.

He can make 20%, but that's not a guarantee to qualify for the second round.

>>73963193
No, they are not. However, your homemade theory states this the end result of diverting your politics away from the bible for some inconceivable reason. It's such a classic example of the slippery slope fallacy, you shouldn't really be able to ignore it.

Not to agree with this /pol/ish anti gay retard, but slippery-slope is literally the most retarded fallacy ever invented. its pretty much saying the overton window doesnt exist. only first year philosophy majors thinks it has relevance outside of some commie book

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>>73963251
Kek, Japan is one of the most anti-fag countries.

>>73963404
My home argument is that sodomy is just as "natural" as zoophilia and should be treated accordingly.

>>73959479
Actually i am the one who posted this last night and i voted Le Pen. I just objectively think Fillon will win.