Birnin Zana
Honorary Wakandan
Mélenchon breh, the way you wrote it includes "con", which means "a$$hole" in french![]()
Yooo, I saw that shyt I was like



Mélenchon breh, the way you wrote it includes "con", which means "a$$hole" in french![]()



whats up with the niece?
*goes to pornhub*Mélenchon breh, the way you wrote it includes "con", which means "a$$hole" in french![]()

I think my original inclination that rise of far-right has always been overstated is supported by the results. The major parties undoubtedly are in crisis, but that doesn't automatically mean it will result in widespread far right support.
In all honesty numerous times I tried to explain the French political context and why Le Pen never stood a chance so I'm not surprised at all by the results. The very fact that our voting system is a 2 rounder popular vote meant that Le Pen never had a chance because :Brehs keep talking about how the polls were "wrong" on Trump/Clinton to justify why they think Le Pen can win, yet they were right on the money today.
Macron will be President. The more relevant question at this point is what happens during the legislative elections, considering he has no party and the SP has taken a big defeat today.

To be more accurate, a "con" is a slang term for vagina and its everyday use means "dumbass".Mélenchon breh, the way you wrote it includes "con", which means "a$$hole" in french![]()

Not saying much in my case. Do I come off as far left?
Prussian Blue
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Juppe, Fillon, Hamon all endorse Macron. What will Melenchon say?
I agree. I'm just saying that we need to do something to get at this untapped base of people because they've made their point.Yeah I know, I've been reading a lot on democracy and alternatives these past years, I know it's far from the best system. Like I said, I fully understand the logic behind
This is more a reasoning on the Left, not voting is damn near a vote for Fillon or Le Pen. As bad or unconvincing as Hamon, Macron or Mélenchon are, at least they plan on staying within the spirit of "La République". Fillon and Le Pen are too high a risk imo not to go vote. With one of the former three, at worst you're in a "business as usual" situation. With either one of the latter two, man...I don't even want to think about it yet.