He seems so full of hate and preconceptions that it almost sounds like a troll.
Also who calls himself a monk and spends time on social media? Not that it’s supposed to be forbidden but social media is basically the death of attention…
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He seems so full of hate and preconceptions that it almost sounds like a troll.
Also who calls himself a monk and spends time on social media? Not that it’s supposed to be forbidden but social media is basically the death of attention…
Take care of your health!
Edit: context
I still think it’s too expensive though and I wish prices would come down.
This guy wants to run a country and make it prosper…
https://fr.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prélèvements_obligatoires
Enough said no?
Yes he was a banker before running for office. The left is pushing this narrative a lot. Forgetting that their leader is a millionaire who never worked in the private sector…
Also, government is not a popularity contest. In fact, maybe we should trust the politicians especially when they are pushing unpopular reforms.
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Next election, they’ll chose differently if they want.
As a country though, difficult decisions must be made since life expectancy is increasing and a lot of baby boomers are retiring.
The left knows this but use the situation to get at Macron and amass political capital for the next elections.
All of this while the country is virtually bankrupt.
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For a 70 millions people country, only 30 millions are considered active and soon we will have 20 millions retirees.
And knowing exactly this, the left is blocking the country, attacking to police and burning dumpsters.
In Switzerland, retirement is at 65 since a while ago and the retirement is financed through capitalization whereas in France, active people pay for retirees.
I let you guess which system proves to be the best for working people and retirees alike…
Everybody gets that richer states get better LE.