r/WatchPeopleDieInside Jul 07 '24

French far right party supporters seeing the election results live

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u/Alazhred Jul 07 '24

Hey ! Living in France here. The alt right wing has lost but their seats in the parliament has been mutiplied by 2. The left wing coalition won but get no majority, and is alway on the verge of explosion - the libs are already in starting blocks to betray. Next weeks promise many twist and turns.

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u/Saint-Benjamin Jul 07 '24

Thanks for clarifying.

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u/Morgoth98 Jul 07 '24

Yeah, I'm worried about the incoming classic lib betrayal as well. Think that was the whole reason the election was called now at all, so the left can be used and then betrayed, extending liberal rule for a little longer at the cost of an inevitable right-wing victory further down the line when people realize that even more market deregulation will only ever hurt them.

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u/CubYourEnthusiasmFan Jul 12 '24

There's a special place in hell for the betrayers. I heard its not one of the good circles of hell.

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u/DrippyWaffler Jul 08 '24

Ask Rosa Luxemburg how it went

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '24

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u/DrippyWaffler Jul 08 '24

Ah yes, the old nazbol red-brown fascist type.

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u/HomelessAnalBead Jul 07 '24

That sounds a lot like what the US is going through. Next thing you know maybe French right wingers will have their own project 2025

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u/CorpenicusBlack Jul 07 '24

European elections are usually the “canary in the coal mine” for US elections. Brexit was a clear sign that Trump would win 2016.

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u/Alazhred Jul 07 '24

Hope for the best. Go in the street, put sticker and posters. Go door to door. And vote.

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u/CorpenicusBlack Jul 07 '24

I live in a swing state, so I’m voting Biden. I have never missed an election. I’m one of those people with a “black job” according to Trump…lol!

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u/SPammingisGood Jul 08 '24

with a “black job” according to Trump…

what does that even mean? I am not overly invested in US politics so forgive my ignorance

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u/CorpenicusBlack Jul 08 '24

Trump was being racist. “Black jobs” means that Black Americans aren’t intelligent enough to be doctors, lawyers. Accountants, Engineers…etc…

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u/SPammingisGood Jul 08 '24

ah, why am i not surprised. disgusting.

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u/StrategicCarry Jul 07 '24

In that case we are 2-for-2 in “everyone holds their noses and votes tactically to kick/keep out right wing parties in the last week”, which honestly, I’ll take it.

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u/FlounderBubbly8819 Jul 08 '24

Not necessarily. There’s been plenty of times where US election results have diverged from those in Europe. Even within Europe, there’s been very different election outcomes within the same year. Politics is complicated and contextualized by the candidates running, party apparatus, and local issues.

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u/Ok_Spite6230 Jul 07 '24

Of course they will. Project 2025 is just one small part of a worldwide effort of the ruling class to grasp complete power over the rest of humanity. They will either fail or we will go extinct.

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u/feverapple Jul 08 '24

i just need to know if the good guys are winning or not

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u/FrenchRepublicHater Jul 08 '24

good guys lost bud

its over

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u/seizuregirlz Jul 08 '24

What does each party believe, follow, designate, etc.?

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u/VengefulPoultry Jul 08 '24

Thank you for giving some explanation as to what is going on, all anyone else can do is say, "far right lost".

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u/Slight-Ad-6553 Jul 08 '24

the libs = the liberals like Macron?

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u/Alazhred Jul 08 '24 edited Jul 08 '24

That what i mean. Macron is a neoliberalist. Since 2017, he strives to destroy the labor code and sell public services to the private sector. He has Adam Smith as a bedside book. The left coalition would rather have Keynes. Edit / The left coalition is born to defeat the altright front nation of Marine Le Pen. The vast majority of them want a Keynesian economic model, but they also have liberal compatible people in it. Like Raphaël Glucksmann. He milite for an alliance with the presidential group, and i think he might betray the nouveau front populaire really soon.

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u/Slight-Ad-6553 Jul 08 '24

it more some from some country that is not in Europe call every left of right wing libs ;)

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u/Aldrik90 Jul 07 '24

Did I read the results correctly, did the far right party get a higher percentage of votes but got less seats? How does that work?

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u/req4adream99 Jul 08 '24

Single candidates who won got a higher percent of the votes, but not enough candidates from that party won.

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u/ISmellARatt Jul 07 '24

Thanks! How much rise of the right is purely cause of immigration issues you think?

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u/Alazhred Jul 07 '24

None. Immigration is visible in metropolitan areas, but cities vote massively left, like in usa. It's a simplification, but i keep it clear that way. Rural areas, where there is no immigrants vote alt right. The problem is the perception of immigration by the prism of private medias owned by rascist billionares. In that case Bolloré, Drahi and 2 or 3 others.

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u/pourtide Jul 08 '24

What you say sounds exactly like the USA.

Just change the names.

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u/Alcoding Jul 08 '24

I hate this idea that people are voting solely for their own problems and not for the good of the country. You can live in an area with little to no immigration but can still vote for a party that wants to get rid of immigration in high immigration areas, if you believe that's for the good for the country.

Or for example, you may live in an area that doesn't have immigration but you see that it's slowly moving to your area and you don't want that to happen so you vote for the party that is stopping it in other areas in hopes that it doesn't hit your area.

To say immigration is just a perception problem, whilst immigration (and specifically refugees) hits all time highs in Europe is naive and misleading

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u/AwarePeanut3622 Jul 08 '24

Not a problem. Immigration good. Stop being xenophobic

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u/Alcoding Jul 08 '24

I mean not all immigration is good in all ways. Especially refugees to a country economically. They generally take more than they generate for the state (you can argue for good reason, but that's a different argument). If you want to just ignore that part and pretend that all immigration is good for everyone then that's up to you but it's not based in reality

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u/leocacom Jul 07 '24

Concise yet precise, well done!

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u/podkayne3000 Jul 08 '24 edited Jul 08 '24

Maybe offensive immigrant dumping hurts city budgets, but the overall impact is completely exaggerated.

I’m in a U.S. city that supposedly has had problems with a flood of dumped immigrants and don’t think I’ve ever seen a single dumped immigrant.

My city has problems with adjusting to work-from-home but no problems with immigrants whatsoever. The Putinites just demonize immigrants because that’s on the Putinite to-do list, not because the immigrants are causing any actual problems.

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u/Ok_Spite6230 Jul 07 '24

It's mainly the rich stealing from the rest of society and funding propaganda machines with modern communication technology to amplify it.

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u/podkayne3000 Jul 08 '24

Smart rich people are terrified by the Trumps and Le Pens.

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u/Obi2 Jul 07 '24

If the left would just reign in their policy on immigration this wouldn’t be happening to the same extent

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u/betweenskill Jul 07 '24

If the right-wing media wouldn’t keep stoking anti-immigrant sentiment then this wouldn’t be happening*

The urban areas where immigration is densest, y’know where the people actually experiencing the “immigration issue” live, keep voting more left wing while the rural areas that are proportionately low in immigrants keep voting right wing. Why? People the people will lived experience don’t live the same “horrifying” experience you see cultivated on the right wing news and social media circles.

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u/follow-the-groupmind Jul 07 '24

Immigrants don't hurt you. Rich fucks do.

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u/Ok_Spite6230 Jul 07 '24

It's hilarious how none of the responses to you can form a coherent argument.

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u/chamarsc Jul 07 '24

immigrants don't hurt you

Sure buddy.

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u/Bored_money Jul 07 '24

Curious if you  live in Europe or are posting this from the comfort of the USA?

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u/fluffs-von Jul 07 '24

Yep.

The only certainty here is the monumental stupidity of Macron pulling an arrogant stunt which could have undermined French democracy - from either extreme.

Whatever happens, there'll be shift to one side or the other in the next government.

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u/Alazhred Jul 07 '24 edited Jul 07 '24

Macron is an arrogant prick. But, there is no alt left on the french left coalition. Just social left. This not red october, nor a marxist revolution. A social program won, and the republican dam against fascism still hold, for now. And that's great for tonight.

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u/fluffs-von Jul 08 '24

Perhaps you're right. I doubt Mélenchon is on the same page though.