That's the beauty of French women. They enjoy being female and sexy. They dress in a feminine way, carry themselves in a feminine way and don't have a bunch tats.
OT: French elections
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She has a poly sci PHD but is largely no different than Fox peeps who just try to appeal to like-minded viewers. She should no better
There's good pizza in France. No doubt. I haven't heard they invented it, though. I'll let the Italians and French fight that battle. They're weird about food. Italians say Italian American food isn't Italian or all that good. They're obviously wrong.
Your reading comprehension needs some work:
"Ms Le Pen does seem to be becoming more palatable to the electorate. While four in five people placed her to the most extreme right in survey responses in 2017, the same figures fell to fewer than three in four this year."
"Virtually nothing about her is "far right". It's dishonest. " RIGHT AFTER a link that shows things she is far right on. Drebin gonna Drebin.
Boom Boom refers to a media link RIGHT AFTER I disqualified it as a left wing media hack job, just like most left wing hack jobs against politicians that aren't progressive enough for them. Boom Boom gonna Boom Boom.
I didn't watch it. I saw the clip on my pro-Nazi, pro-Fascism newsfeed.
No idea of the leanings of the source, but I would assume the surveys they are referring to are accurate. Are you assuming they aren't?
Good to know that you are the decider on what gets disqualified.**
You wrote: "Her own people overwhelmingly describe her as far right." To me that meant her voters. Why not just say the French? And less than 3 in 5 is apparently "overwhelmingly" as you wrote? What would 80% be? Extra super overwhelmingly?
Yes, I'm assuming they aren't. Just like the surveys suggesting that Biden's approval rating is as high as 37%.
I'm honestly surprised that you've taken time away from mourning the Hunter Biden verdict to even be posting.
Hmm, you didn't actually say anything about the source, and of course are wrong as per usual:
Sky News operates under Ofcom broadcasting regulations which require impartial, unbiased coverage and prevent the channel from being encrypted in the UK. The channel is viewed by some in the media establishment as an impartial and unbiased provider of news.[67]
There are sources stating[68][69][70][71][72] that Sky News may be inherently biased because throughout the 1990s and 2000s it was minority-owned and dominated by Rupert Murdoch's right-leaning News Corporation, and thereafter the Murdoch family's 21st Century Fox. Many News Corp subsidiaries, including News Corp UK & Ireland Ltd, the owner of the Sun, Times and Sunday Times newspapers, have an openly conservative or right-wing outlook. In a 2010 article in the New Statesman, prominent journalist and broadcaster Mehdi Hasan argued that "in style and in substance, of course, it is nothing like the pro-war, pro-Republican, pro-Palin Fox News Channel... Sky News remains, as far as I can see, free of party political bias."[68] As of October 2018, Fox no longer has any stake in the broadcaster.[73]
People don't give a damn politics, if they did, our country would be in better shape. The ones that love it only have a single slanted vision of government too. It becomes the blame game when there's never been just one good side. It's really a game of greed supported by fools at this point.
How much is enough to make it dishonorable to call someone dishonest for describing her that way?
Wow, does that sound familiar or what. Immigration these days has become so far removed from what was the original intent in the US - the "great melting pot" idea. It's a shame that a lot of people can't see that. It's also scary what allowing rampant illegal immigration (and thus massive non-assimilation) can do to rip a country apart in such a short amount of time.
Here's the journalist on what constitutes being far right:
"The use of the word "French" is one key difference to Mr Macron's equivalent speech, where he used the word only twice, compared with Ms Le Pen's usage of it 11 times.
It hints at the central theme of Ms Le Pen's policies and what ultimately defines her status as being of the "far-right" - a nationalistic view of who gets to call themselves French." Anyone gets to call themselves anything. It think I'm gonna say I'm Mexican because I went on a cruise once. I'm also a woman. Thus, I'm not far right
"The use of the word "French" is one key difference to Mr Macron's equivalent speech, where he used the word only twice, compared with Ms Le Pen's usage of it 11 times.
It hints at the central theme of Ms Le Pen's policies and what ultimately defines her status as being of the "far-right" - a nationalistic view of who gets to call themselves French." Anyone gets to call themselves anything. It think I'm gonna say I'm Mexican because I went on a cruise once. I'm also a woman. Thus, I'm not far right
Whateve. What specific policy positions constitute being far right as opposed to just on the right? What's the difference between a conservative and a far right extremist? Communists in power are typically culturally conservative. Doesn't make them conservative. This is simplistic labelling from someone who likely hasn't had a political ideologies class and is just assigning a label to someone they don't like
Yeah, when the furthest 20% of peeps are the only ones not calling her far right, it's not ok to call her far right. Makes perfect sense. I needed more advanced poli Sci classes to understand that. **
What specific policy positions constitute being far right as opposed to just on the right?
Le Pen is opposed to globalization, which she blames for various negative economic trends, and opposes European Union supranationalism and federalism, instead favouring a loosely confederate 'Europe of the Nations'.[17] She has called for France to leave the Eurozone;[18] however, it was reported in May 2019 that she no longer wishes for France to leave the euro currency.[19] She has called for a referendum on France leaving the EU.[20] She has been a vocal opponent of the Treaty of Lisbon,[21] and opposes EU membership for Turkey and Ukraine.[22][23] Le Pen has pledged to take France out of NATO and the US sphere of influence.[citation needed] She proposes the replacement of the World Trade Organization,[24][25] and the abolition of the International Monetary Fund.[26]
Le Pen and the NF claim that multiculturalism has failed,[27] and argue for the "de-Islamisation" of French society.[28] Le Pen has called for a moratorium on legal immigration.[29] She would repeal laws allowing illegal immigrants to become legal residents,[30] and argues for benefits provided to immigrants to be reduced to remove incentives for new immigrants.[31] Following the beginning of the Arab Spring and the European migrant crisis, she called for France to withdraw from the Schengen Area and reinstate border controls.[32][33]
On foreign policy, Le Pen supports the establishment of a privileged partnership with Russia,[citation needed] and states that Ukraine has been "subjugated" by the United States.[34] She is strongly critical of NATO policy in the region, Eastern European anti-Russian sentiment,[34] and threats of economic sanctions.[23]
You should just link the entire wiki entry, not just the parts that you think more align with your opinion.
You're pretty good at cutting and pasting. Well done. Any of these policies over the past couple of decades were supported and opposed by the right and left. Obama criticized Romney, for instance, for saying Russia was an enemy. Thus, Obama has some far right views I guess. Maybe try to do better.
If you're not for open borders, you're far right. Gotcha. "she called for France to withdraw from the Schengen Area and reinstate border controls"
Not wasting my time when you can't articulate what's on the far right.
If you're not for open borders, you're far right. Gotcha. "she called for France to withdraw from the Schengen Area and reinstate border controls"
Not wasting my time when you can't articulate what's on the far right.
The far right in Europe and France really needs to be less anti-immigrant. After all, here's what Sweden did to help it's Somali population adjust to life in Sweden where you have topless beaches and really attractive Nordic women dressing in ways that highlight their attractiveness. Just hold classes telling migrants and immigrants that rape is bad and it's not o.k. to rape Swedish women and all will be fine. Only a far right bigot would disagree
That's fair, I just don't have the time to write a dissertation. What I provided provides some insight into your question, more than enough for a reasonable person. I don't think you'd ever be satisfied with what "far right" is.
Speaking of women, here's a recent list of countries that are the best for women and the worst for women. It's similar to the recent thread on what cities are best for families. I gotta admit, I'm not seeing any trend or pattern here, none whatsoever, so I don't understand why anyone other than a far right extremist might have some concerns about migration and immigration and suggesting it needs to be regulated. It looks maybe like countries that aren't good as soccer might also not support equal rights for women. I think. Or maybe these are countries still using leaded gas. 
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Wrong thread. That's a Swedish Erection, not a French one.
The French National flag!
The funny thing is, they actually did have an all white flag at one time in their history. I just learned this a few years ago.
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I did but I didn't wear high tops. Or socks.You didn't frech roll your jeans 30+ years ago?
Lame.
It was a point of pride to get that cuff fold so tight, circulation to your foot would be at risk!
Well now I am trying to remember what type of shoes I would have worn as a middle schooler during the shortly lived tight roll fad.I did but I didn't wear high tops. Or socks.
I know the prior year was bright Umbro soccer shorts and Adidas Samba Classic soccer shoes, but cant remember what shoes I would have had during the French Roll fad.
It was Vans or Airwalks. Yup- those for sure during the French Roll fad.
This made me think about the trend that came shortly after the French Roll fad- it was a belt that only Jean could still love!
The longer the folded down section was, the cooler you were. You werent cool, unless you rocked at least a 9" braided belt dong.
He called it because he wants to preserve his power. A: people rethink their vote for the French national assembly. His party wins. B: They don't and his party loses. He isn't up for reelection for another two years. He hopes two years of the national assembly run by the opposition will have them turn back to him. Of course there are other outcomes possible.
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