Macron deploys 89 000 strong security force for riots livestream

Hey remember when the unbiased, centrist mainstream media declared Macron to be the new leader of the free world?

I do.
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Just ignore that 20% approval rating and all....

a reply to: carewemust

Of course you can't imagine it.

This has been the way in most countries outside the US. The US - Saudi petrodollar scam is why you Americans get to live a privileged life.

Its why you invade other countries for resources.

And yet you get slugged for health Insurance. I couldn't imagine paying the below mentioned averages

wiki

According to eHealthInsurance, for unsubsidized customers in 2016, "premiums for individual coverage averaged $321 per month while premiums for family plans averaged $833 per month. The average annual deductible for individual plans was $4,358 and the average deductible for family plans was $7,983."Jun 23, 2017

a reply to: Peeple

that is that the far left and the far right get united in their opportunistic violence. That's a red flag right there.

Why should that be a red flag. You put it past people that they can overcome labels and unite against oppression?

Transportation of the future is that it's a service. The trend is in general towards services and less "owning"

I've heard that weak argument before. Its doublespeak for further taxation. When our telephone lines, our natural gas lines were opened to private enterprise did the taxpayer get any return on the investment he had contributed to over the last 50 years? What about road tolls on roads we have paid for and keep paying for through petrol taxes?

How much taxation ( theft ) before enough is enough.

originally posted by: TheConstruKctionofLight
a reply to: carewemust

Of course you can't imagine it.

This has been the way in most countries outside the US. The US - Saudi petrodollar scam is why you Americans get to live a privileged life.

Its why you invade other countries for resources.

And yet you get slugged for health Insurance. I couldn't imagine paying the below mentioned averages

wiki

According to eHealthInsurance, for unsubsidized customers in 2016, "premiums for individual coverage averaged $321 per month while premiums for family plans averaged $833 per month. The average annual deductible for individual plans was $4,358 and the average deductible for family plans was $7,983."Jun 23, 2017

Yep. As much as I appreciate the principles of the US constitution, the thought of thousands of dollars to get health care sounds terrifying.

Despite the bad news that is spread about the NHS, they have always looked after me very well. I've had a few life threatening conditions and every time they have healed me for round about sixty to a hundred pounds a month.

It's a pretty good deal.

a reply to: TheConstruKctionofLight

What?
Interesting in France Antifa is "fighting oppression" in the US they are criminals... talking about double standards...
And the last bit made even less sense. Self driving electric cars and busses still need roads. So no it's not more taxes, it's less, because you don't buy the car and you don't pay taxes for owning it. Just no. And still a big portion of wtf? What?
You're not from this reality are you?

originally posted by: Peeple
a reply to: TheConstruKctionofLight

What?
Interesting in France Antifa is "fighting oppression" in the US they are criminals... talking about double standards...
And the last bit made even less sense. Self driving electric cars and busses still need roads. So no it's not more taxes, it's less, because you don't buy the car and you don't pay taxes for owning it. Just no. And still a big portion of wtf? What?
You're not from this reality are you?

You don't buy the car if you are one of the lucky ones who live near to your work, or have access to decent public transport.

Poorer people tend to work shifts, live further from here they work and don't have that luxury, but they are the ones who get to pay more tax because they can't afford electric cars or cant get to work on a push bike in a reasonable time.


Seriously, why shouldn't people get angry when they work their rears off all week and get taxed until there is no money beyond what it takes to survive?

a reply to: DoctorBluechip

This ex-Rothschild investment wanker banker got his position so as to push the globalists agenda. I guarantee that if he could shut down the internet, he would, because the cats out of the bag and when you lie to the public and push disgusting policies designed to strip sovereingty, you reap the whirlwind.

As drumsforfun articulated so beautifully, this can happen anywhere. It aint about religion, politics or race or sexual orientation or any other divisional tactic - no, this is about globalism versus nationalism and those who are watching can see that the globalist option puts everyone into massive debt and enslaved to massive big-daddy government.

Macron and all of his enablers need to be Ghadaffi'd through the streets and strung up Falujah-style from the bridge as a warning that the same fate will come to all scum attempting to take away freedom, sovereignty and the rights of the people - all people in every country.

a reply to: SprocketUK

The difference between rich and poor is often smart decisions vs bad choices. A car being so expensive it leaves you with nothing but enough to barely survive maybe means it's time to benefit from the social system. Or to move. Or to buy an electric car yourself. There are a ton of options. Good and bad ones. But to burn the city and other people's cars is no option and won't get any sympathy from me.
You obviously think it's "cool". Wait until they burn your shop and your car/property.

originally posted by: Peeple
a reply to: SprocketUK

The difference between rich and poor is often smart decisions vs bad choices. A car being so expensive it leaves you with nothing but enough to barely survive maybe means it's time to benefit from the social system. Or to move. Or to buy an electric car yourself. There are a ton of options. Good and bad ones. But to burn the city and other people's cars is no option and won't get any sympathy from me.
You obviously think it's "cool". Wait until they burn your shop and your car/property.

In other words, let them eat cake.
Yeah, cos we can all just up and move at the drop of a hat or get a better job or some other stupid idea.
How about understanding that people who get paid less than you are entitled to a life too? Or at least understand that when a government seeks to impoverish an entire class of it's citizens that they may rise up and fight back without being scumbags?

You are so out of touch it's ridiculous.

a reply to: SprocketUK

It's not me who is out of touch it's you. We're not talking about some third world country we talk about France. Their poor is still very rich compared to 3/4 of the world.

originally posted by: Peeple
a reply to: SprocketUK

The difference between rich and poor is often smart decisions vs bad choices. A car being so expensive it leaves you with nothing but enough to barely survive maybe means it's time to benefit from the social system. Or to move. Or to buy an electric car yourself. There are a ton of options. Good and bad ones. But to burn the city and other people's cars is no option and won't get any sympathy from me.
You obviously think it's "cool". Wait until they burn your shop and your car/property.

No, your reality is not the same as everyone else's, and if you really think the difference between rich and poor is good and bad decisions you're very confused.

a reply to: hopenotfeariswhatweneed

Well enlighten me what's the true difference?
Better education? You mean the smart choice to learn more for a better job?
Not to spend money on crap? Not to do drugs and alcohol? What job you get & how successful you are is a result of your choices.

a reply to: Peeple

Choices only play a part in financial success, the saying life gets in the way of the best laid plans isn't some made up fairy tale, if you don't understand that there's no way of enlightening you .

originally posted by: Peeple
a reply to: SprocketUK

It's not me who is out of touch it's you. We're not talking about some third world country we talk about France. Their poor is still very rich compared to 3/4 of the world.

Apples and oranges mate.

You can probably live ok on $5 a day in large parts of the world.
In Europe, you have to rent or buy a house for Hundreds a month, pay for gas, water and electric another couple of hundred a month. Food, again, a few hundred a month. Clothing, say 50 a month. Then you have to get to work which costs a fortune.


Most of these people have nothing left at the end of a month's hard work, so how are they supposed to buy a new car?
They keep their old cars running because they don't have access to the huge amounts of money they would need for a new one, they can't just give up driving because if they cant get to work they wont earn anything.

If you want to compare France and the 3rd world, at least factor in the costs of living in France. Oh, I know, you could suggest they all go and live in mud huts and grow beans...Thats about as realistic as expecting them to magic up a new car or get a job in the city.

a reply to: hopenotfeariswhatweneed

And the "life got in the way" part is Macron's fault? Or an excuse to burn other people's property? I am so confused, explain it to me like I'm 3 years old please. Because I still really don't get it.

a reply to: Peeple


Sometimes, no matter how hard you work, the company goes bust, then you gotta move on, possibly further away for less money. There's one example.

Or do you think that because you are sitting pretty on a fat wad of cash that everyone else can?

a reply to: SprocketUK

I'm not exactly dying if I can't buy the latest iPhone. Apples and oranges indeed.

a reply to: SprocketUK

Yes everybody else can. I'm convinced that if you value money so much you are burning down Paris for it you could spend that energy more productive.

originally posted by: Peeple
a reply to: SprocketUK

I'm not exactly dying if I can't buy the latest iPhone. Apples and oranges indeed.

Nope, but if this month after just buying essentials, leaves you with a 50 euro overdraft, where last year, in the same job you were 100 in credit, then things are way bleaker than you can possibly imagine.

Look at what happened in France.
Macron gave the richest people a massive boost in income that they don't need and to pay for it, he taxed the poorest in france making them even poorer and dressed it up as a green tax.

Now, you are entitled to think that is ok, but you can't think it is ok and simultaneously believe you aren't on the side of the elite against the people.

originally posted by: Peeple
a reply to: SprocketUK

Yes everybody else can. I'm convinced that if you value money so much you are burning down Paris for it you could spend that energy more productive.

They only wanted to burn down the elysee I think the rest of Paris would have been safe if the cops had let them roast Macron in his hidey hole