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France: Preferred President (Second round)
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François Hollande (Parti Socialiste/Socialist Party)
28 (50.9%)
Jean-Luc Mélenchon (Front Gauche/Left Front)
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Topic: France: Preferred President (Second round) (Read 1088 times)
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Re: France: Preferred President (Second round)
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Quote from: king of jeans on April 27, 2012, 11:18:56 am
Well, since Le Pen is gone and there's no other options obviously Melenchon. In the real life I'm "rooting" for Hollande and hoping for FN gains at parliamentary level, for reasons that should be pretty obvious.
IRL it'd be emigration for me if France had sunk to that level, but anyways I'd expect you at least to realize that Communists are bad news and should never be supported in any circumstance.
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Re: France: Preferred President (Second round)
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Quote from: Senator-elect wormyguy on April 27, 2012, 10:32:20 pm
Quote from: king of jeans on April 27, 2012, 11:18:56 am
Well, since Le Pen is gone and there's no other options obviously Melenchon. In the real life I'm "rooting" for Hollande and hoping for FN gains at parliamentary level, for reasons that should be pretty obvious.
IRL it'd be emigration for me if France had sunk to that level, but anyways I'd expect you at least to realize that Communists are bad news and should never be supported in any circumstance.
Ordinarily not, but if it got to that point a nihilist approach might be appropriate. Want to get them run out? Give the lunatics what they want. As for real life Hollande winning would probably be for the best because it would put the mainstream right into disarray and allow for the "far right" to continue to make gains from their weakness.
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Re: France: Preferred President (Second round)
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April 28, 2012, 10:25:57 am »
Quote from: king of jeans on April 28, 2012, 10:09:47 am
Quote from: Senator-elect wormyguy on April 27, 2012, 10:32:20 pm
Quote from: king of jeans on April 27, 2012, 11:18:56 am
Well, since Le Pen is gone and there's no other options obviously Melenchon. In the real life I'm "rooting" for Hollande and hoping for FN gains at parliamentary level, for reasons that should be pretty obvious.
IRL it'd be emigration for me if France had sunk to that level, but anyways I'd expect you at least to realize that Communists are bad news and should never be supported in any circumstance.
Ordinarily not, but if it got to that point a nihilist approach might be appropriate. Want to get them run out? Give the lunatics what they want. As for real life Hollande winning would probably be for the best because it would put the mainstream right into disarray and allow for the "far right" to continue to make gains from their weakness.
I'm not sure the "far right"
should
be making gains at this point - Marine basically purged every worthwhile part of her father's platform (eliminating the income tax, getting rid of regulations on small businesses, ending state secularism etc.). Hollande winning might be for the best long-term because France is almost certain to default under his inevitable misrule (unless he's a major flip-flopper), which might *finally* begin to discredit leftist economic policies (though, knowing France, they'll probably think it was because he was insufficiently leftist).
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Re: France: Preferred President (Second round)
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One of the casualties of "moderation" admittedly. My thinking is that if it got to that point, the far Left (well
farther
left) appearing to have a serious shot would force the establishment to basically stamp out communism. France might actually improve. Or go down in flames but it would pretty much deserve what it got under this scenario anyway.
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Re: France: Preferred President (Second round)
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This thread has been very informative about some of our fellow posters.
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Re: France: Preferred President (Second round)
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Quote from: king of jeans on April 28, 2012, 01:46:48 pm
One of the casualties of "moderation" admittedly. My thinking is that if it got to that point, the far Left (well
farther
left) appearing to have a serious shot would force the establishment to basically stamp out communism. France might actually improve. Or go down in flames but it would pretty much deserve what it got under this scenario anyway.
Just like they successfully stamped out the
Lepenistes
after 2002?
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Re: France: Preferred President (Second round)
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Quote from: Tussen Droom en Daad on April 28, 2012, 01:52:36 pm
This thread has been very informative about some of our fellow posters.
It's all the more entertaining because these two have regular, daily conversations with each other over topics exactly like this and have no reason to make these posts back and forth in public except to put on a silly posturing show for the rest of us.
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Re: France: Preferred President (Second round)
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The poll above has 51-49 - don't think I could last after a defeat like that!
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Re: France: Preferred President (Second round)
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And François Hollande has been elected President of the Atlasian Republic.
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Re: France: Preferred President (Second round)
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Quote from: Tussen Droom en Daad on April 28, 2012, 01:52:36 pm
This thread has been very informative about some of our fellow posters.
Nothing new, just some confirmations. This thread is quote goldmine.
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Re: France: Preferred President (Second round)
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Null vote.
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