Woke and dictatorship of minorities and neo totalitarianism under the guise of anti racism (scary)

[Christophe]

Found:

[Christophe]

Oh no shit it's not that one ...

[Christophe]

This is the one (both are excellent if you want to relax your neurons ... Like after a discussion debate with ABC ... )

Shaun of the dead

https://www.allocine.fr/film/fichefilm_ ... 57825.html

[Christophe]

Interesting:



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[GuyGadeboisTheBack]

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LCE 8/11/2021

[sen-no-sen]

"The extreme right" is now represented by a person of Judaic obedience, I know one who must return to hell!
More seriously Mr. Z is not strictly a fascist, any more than Jean Luc Mélenchon would not be a Communist. actors politicians in charge of reorienting populist tensions so that they cannot give birth to a new path of a transpolitical nature ... and during this time there Valerie Pécresse go up slowly ...

[GuyGadeboisTheBack]

You're right, Z has NOTHING of a fascist, he's just a little Pétainist, a bit revisionist, a bit myso, a xenophobic chouia. A finger of hate, a hint of manipulation, a middle finger and populism but other than that it oozes peace, wisdom and its program is national socializing. In short, a serene Republican humanist such as one meets few!

[Ahmed]

Warning! That he is not possibly a fascist in the strict and technical sense of the term, does not change anything and does not make it anything other than the spokesperson of a nationalist, xenophobic and potentially violent "thought", therefore someone very dangerous. Beyond his person, we must note the tropism to the hard right, which is even more serious since it is not linked to one or more people. These people are only audible due to the fact that our economic system has entered a long-term structural crisis regime.

[GuyGadeboisTheBack]

The "Roaring Twenties" are coming back ... dictators are pointing their noses all over the planet, ah what a beautiful future is already emerging!

[Ahmed]

It was a predictable thing * to which a system inevitably led which only offered a (fairly) laughing face for certain countries and for a relatively short time in the end (which greatly distorted the outlook). During this lapse of time and in these territories, the policy was more conciliatory and more social (even if it was reluctant, you shouldn't kid yourself!); for years Mark Thatcher, the recipe for Keynesianism simply no longer works and the left which has stuck with it pays a heavy price, incapable of seeing the future other than by turning around, paralyzed by neoliberalism and doomed to celebrate the capitalism of dad...

* I summarized this by noting that a government has only two modes of action: the carrot or the stick. When there are no more carrots (which is a consumer good), there is always recourse to the stick (which is a capital good, sustainable by nature) ...