wouldn't be the worst of all of this

Macron is macaroned

He won't leave until 2027

He's president until 2027 So he has 3 years to fight the hate and horror of the Vichy

@@AshesOfTheKing is spaghetti

Could you explain that?

@@NoobKillerTM”the enemy of my enemy is my friend even though they are my enemy”

The left essentially support colonialism, which used to be deemed immoral when Europe colonised other countries

"Give"?

It's interesting how Europeans invaded and colonized entire continents . Do not confuse immigration with colonialism. The sheer ignorance of racists SMDH.

How is Europe giving itself to other cultures? Any evidence for that?

Questions: - Who has asked Europeans to give their country to other cultures? - Who has called Europeans racists, for not giving up their country? - Who else was asked to give their country to other cultures, yet were not called racists?

If the RN is first and NFP is second, it doesn't really matter. If they stay, they lose. If they step back and their voters vote RN, nothing changes. But some right voters would rather go for a compromise than the extremes.

partially true, remember Ensemble has always been boosted by those leftists who fear Le Pen

Nfp is extreme as well lol ​@@NoobKillerTM

The parties are literally uniting to block RN. Their voters are behind the parties. Did you even watch the video?

Ensemble is a right wing party lmao

These withdrawals are not for Macron, because yes, the presidential majority got crushed. They are trying to stop the far-right from getting an absolute majority.

If you know them you don't need to watch DW.

The Conseil d'Etat already decided there was no "far left" in France... but there was indeed a "far right". Deal with it !

the far left in France are the parti communiste français, currently on 22 seats in the assembly. The far right are the rassemblement national of Le Pen (89 seats).

Apparently Macron is compromising with Far left alliance.

I imagine the streets of Paris burning every other week can be called far left.

Coalition forming is part of democracy, but it is very ineffective

you like Japanese cartoons and nationalism? cool

Tactical voting is still democracy. 66% of the French voters didn't vote for the RN.

​@@soundscape26 But what did happen that a third of the population voted for basically a fascist party then?

@@Shonbon17 "Yamete kudasai !"

You don’t know much about such “blockage”

Institutions still work even when the government doesn't exist. If they can't make a government then there will be another election eventually.

Institutions still work even when the government doesn't exist. If they can't make a government then there will be another election eventually.

Absolutely right, it is unethical because alliances of absolute opposite enemies that have nothing in common are forming to block the first French party, revealing their own incoherence and utter cynicism. It is about staying in power at all cost, at the expenses of the country and the people. That's the contrary of serving a country, it is self-serving and destructive. But it is disguised as noble and virtuous.

Liberals supporting most illiberal ideology of islam 😂.

Liberal and “far left” are the same on social issues , but differ on economic policies. Think unions and trade unions versus celebrating the liberal “free market” with or without much regulations for protecting the environment or worker’s rights . Conservatives usually are anti whatever social group is the hot thing , but they usually come around . Conservative economics are tax cuts for the rich, under the idea that the rich won’t do stock buybacks or whatever , they’ll reinvest that money. Still waiting for that one to work out . Unions and workers rights’s don’t really matter to them. Only the success of business , again presumably “giving money to rich will allow them to hire more people”. Far right typically are against whatever social groups are not in power , usually quite religious , nationalistic to a worrying degree , reactionary, with economics that are to the right of the conservatives . They usually want to gut the administrative state, the checks and balances within a government. Corruption is more common, and the far right relies more on cult of personality . This applies to American politics but can also be applied to European politics as Europe becomes more neoliberal and thus can’t or won’t solve problems which leads to the rise of reactionary far right groups, a la “immigrants poison the blood of our nation” aka scapegoating . If you think this part sounds familiar , think Germany before the rise of the NotSees.

Far right is classical liberalism. Center left is authoritarian communism.

Far right means classical liberalism. Center left is authoritarianism.

@@901Wes Wes is so smart... can we all thank him for sharing his synopsis of politics for us?

Who's that?

@@traviswebb3532 You know exactly who that is bro

@@0silvaa if it's that obvious then tell me bro.

nope its tactical voting

Nope because in fine a voter votes freely once in the voting booth.

They can still vote for whoever they want. That's basically the point of the two rounds elections. The first round puts unpopular candidates out of the race, then other candidates can also withdraw. (Why would you participate if you have no chance at winning?) This way the voters' vote wouldn't get wasted on a 5th or even 3rd place candidate, getting some level of representation. I mean, yeah it's nice if your preferred candidate wins, but the second best option is still better than somebody clearly on the other end of the political spectrum.

French democracy has always been a joke.

stuck in 1791

The WISEST people prevail always

33% is not the will of the people lol

66% didn't vote for the RN. Everything is possible.

But you can block Facism and Facist ideologies??

They aren’t blocking anything…they’re just withdrawing 3rd place candidates that would split the vote!

It's legal but not ethical, nor truly democratic

Legal? Yes. Democratic? Nope. Because the idea here is that the right in not allowed to rule even if that is the will of the people. Which is the complete opposite of democracy.

​@@MissSarahGMbahaha it's both ethical, legal and moral. Ol salty dog.

@@MissSarahGM How in the world is that not democratic???

Scare mongering for wokes.

It's literally in the playbook for brainwashing.

the far-right never see themselves as far-right, even though every one else and every specialist does. That's how modern fascism works.

And the result will be far-democracy.

Do you think it isn't far-right? It seems like it is. If not, what do you think the far-right is?

No, it has always been this way in France, when the far right can win the other parties withdraw so the strongest other party can win. You should know that instead of bashing the fact that parties are doing the right thing for once.

@@leoissomething6603 far right is the coalition 😏

It's not a two party system. There's a coalition formed and they didn't change the system. In USA, a multi party system is allowed but the electoral college' winner takes all system prevents a multi party system and so the two party system was born.

It's the only thing that can keep the right out There are only two sides when it comes to hate

@@leoissomething6603 Why do you think this day has come in first place ? They didn't have to sacrifice candidates like this had they controlled the illegal immigration.

Exactly, Communists always labeling others “far”

Bof, the tree can then break . Remember Jean de La Fontaine’s fable “the oak and the reed” ?

Stop saying right when it is Historical and lawfully credited/labeled as far right.

Stop saying right when it is Historical and lawfully credited/labeled as far right.

Repeating it ad nauseam doesn't make it true. RN is far-right and that's a fact.

What do you think the far-right is then? It seems far-right to me...

@@franciscouderq1100maybe you should stop repeating the same words grandpa 😂

Liberty, egalitarianism, and fraternity? None of those are very fascist.

They can’t even win a war against Russia, China, North Korea, Turkey and the rest of the Middle East that hates Israel. It’s suicidal to keep power if they waste all their money into war bankruptcies

sounds like a threat

Vague and blurring stuff

He never was, he played the that role to gas light the French people.

Unpopular

No, the media is very very scared of her. That is why you think they were unpopular.

Or improper

Yeah, the same story for Nigel Farage though, what was seen as extreme before is slowly entering the mainstream.

She was, and it's happening in Germany and Sweden as well. As the people lose confidence in the establishment, these radicals are suddenly viewed as an acceptable solution.

It's crazy, but the far-left has made the far-right look somewhat reasonable.

@@DemPilafian In what way?

@@rorybriscoe7769 As a liberal myself, I am very pro-immigration. I want politicians that support increased legal immigration and put a stop to uncontrolled illegal immigration. Sadly, those politicians do not exist. I'm forced to vote for either more crime or more racism. Which is less evil? How should I vote?

@@rorybriscoe7769 Another example is that I am very pro-women's rights. The far-left supports Hamas, and Hamas brutally represses women's rights. Women in the U.S. make 80 cents on the dollar compared to men for equivalent jobs. Seriously, who cares about 20 cents when the far-left supports governments that stone women for not wearing the hijab and don't allow young women to go to school?

@@DemPilafian So, let me get this straight, you believe that the far-left will cause more crime and that makes the far-right seem more reasonable, despite the fact that they're awful? I have a few problems with this. 1) it's a false dichotomy. Don't like the more lax policies of the NPF on migration? You don't have to immediately jump to the National Rally, Macron, who has tightened immigration during his tenure, is a much more reasonable candidate. 2) "More crime" is a very nebulous term because, let's be honest, there aren't that many good criticisms of the NPF. And even if there was increased illegal immigration, I would prefer that to pretty much any of the bigotted, racist, and authoritarian politics of NR. 3) Democracy and governance is about compromise. You may not like some of the policies of the left-far-left coalition, but, overall, their policies are better for the nation and the world. You can always vote for the best candidate you can and then argue, organise, and push for change more in line with your beliefs.

Unless they want their cities continue to be over run by gangs of criminal, they better.

Indeed. KZfaq is the biggest censor there is.

Then in this case you wrote something wrong. 😂

Yes. You have to keep writing the Truth. The Truth will set us free.

Actually, she represents the largest minority. But the other minority groups combined are still the majority, which is the whole point of the coalition.

Say that without crying 😂

Lets hope you are right for France and for Europe.

They don't. They just don't know what far-right and far-left is.

Providing they know or better are informed of what they want. I guess they ll get more than they can chew or wish for.

Dude your allies are supremacists . The left’s radicals are college kids who hug trees and talk about Marx. Not seees vs harmless kids with no power . Sure buddy , y’all are the ones with common sense . Sure .

In what way is DW far left?

Are you 12 years old?

​@@moif_velocita are you 11 years old ?

Why would he resign he is elected president till 3027 ?

Why would he resign he is elected president till 3027 ?

@@franciscouderq1100 3027 ? Haha

But lost his absolute majority and had to form a coalition government with opposing parties with much less power to push his islamophobic and Hindu nationalist policies. Tell the full story, love.

Why? The anti-French left will never be civil. 👎🏻

yes, more like party of putin

Yes, far right fascists.

​@@aceyage🤡🤡🤡

@@aceyage : Except Fascists were far-left socialists.

they are far right

@@ebbeb9827no RN/FN is historically and the by Conseil d’Etat decision labeled as Far right

It's important to understand that the term "far right" isn't just a casual label; it refers to a set of political ideologies and movements characterised by extreme nationalism, authoritarianism, and often a rejection of democratic principles. These ideologies typically involve a strong sense of national identity, sometimes coupled with xenophobia, and a desire to maintain or return to traditional social norms and values. They may also include opposition to globalisation, populist rhetoric against political elites, and the promotion of conspiracy theories. Understanding this context helps clarify why the term is used and what it represents in political discourse. If you align with this, then you mate are far right.

@@ebbeb9827 : Nope.

@@Chad-qw8ok _"it refers to a set of political ideologies and movements characterised by extreme nationalism, authoritarianism, and often a rejection of democratic principles. These ideologies typically involve a strong sense of national identity, sometimes coupled with xenophobia, and a desire to maintain or return to traditional social norms and values. "_ These are still the characteristics of the Far-Left, since all of them are part of Collectivism in general. See USSR under Stalin, and modern day China and North Korea for example. Nothing to do with Right wing of any kind. People on the right believe that the best outcome for society is achieved when individual rights and civil liberties are paramount (individualism) and the role - and especially the power - of the government is minimized. There is no Far-Right in mainstream European politics and the only Far-Right person currently would be the Argentinian president, Javier Milei.

Then go tell your master Putin to retreat

Why should he be limited? Putin was able to do that.

@@rudiruttger I don't know. Why?

The Paris Olympics is toast if Macron didn't take a dip in the Seine.🥺👀🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@ Anthony…: It s more complicated than that you are not well informed

@@rudiruttger So, Putin sent troops to France?

I also noticed her presentation

If that’s what you call it.

Eh eh nice one , bravo