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I understand the feeling: I'd love to yell the same thing at supporters of Le Pen, the AfD and co. If you don't like Europe, fucking leave mate.	europe	French politics	annotator01	Care	Confident
I understand the feeling: I'd love to yell the same thing at supporters of Le Pen, the AfD and co. If you don't like Europe, fucking leave mate.	europe	French politics	annotator02	Non-Moral	Confident
You're one entitled shill. This is why Le Pen won.	neoliberal	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
You're one entitled shill. This is why Le Pen won.	neoliberal	French politics	annotator04	Proportionality	Somewhat Confident
You're one entitled shill. This is why Le Pen won.	neoliberal	French politics	annotator02	Non-Moral	Confident
Firstly the biggest problem is that you and these poorer people have no idea who the status quo is, as Le pen, Nigel Farage, and Donald Trump are all very heavily part of the status quo. Secondly no one is ignored, there are more poor people than there are wealthy people, the problem is that the poor people are clueless when voting, and do not vote for the people who will help them. That is no ones fault but their own.	europe	French politics	annotator03	Equality	Not Confident
Firstly the biggest problem is that you and these poorer people have no idea who the status quo is, as Le pen, Nigel Farage, and Donald Trump are all very heavily part of the status quo. Secondly no one is ignored, there are more poor people than there are wealthy people, the problem is that the poor people are clueless when voting, and do not vote for the people who will help them. That is no ones fault but their own.	europe	French politics	annotator04	Care,Loyalty,Proportionality	Confident
Firstly the biggest problem is that you and these poorer people have no idea who the status quo is, as Le pen, Nigel Farage, and Donald Trump are all very heavily part of the status quo. Secondly no one is ignored, there are more poor people than there are wealthy people, the problem is that the poor people are clueless when voting, and do not vote for the people who will help them. That is no ones fault but their own.	europe	French politics	annotator02	Equality	Confident
How about this Rabbi shuts up and fights against Putin's discrimination of LGBT people in Russia instead of telling French Jews they should flee instead of resisting a Le Pen presidency.	europe	French politics	annotator03	Equality	Somewhat Confident
How about this Rabbi shuts up and fights against Putin's discrimination of LGBT people in Russia instead of telling French Jews they should flee instead of resisting a Le Pen presidency.	europe	French politics	annotator01	Care,Equality	Confident
How about this Rabbi shuts up and fights against Putin's discrimination of LGBT people in Russia instead of telling French Jews they should flee instead of resisting a Le Pen presidency.	europe	French politics	annotator02	Equality	Confident
If you really like Macron, you might want to revise your flair.	europe	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
If you really like Macron, you might want to revise your flair.	europe	French politics	annotator01	Non-Moral	Confident
If you really like Macron, you might want to revise your flair.	europe	French politics	annotator02	Non-Moral	Confident
True. Le Pen and the rest of FN are in a league of their own	worldnews	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
True. Le Pen and the rest of FN are in a league of their own	worldnews	French politics	annotator04	Thin Morality	Confident
True. Le Pen and the rest of FN are in a league of their own	worldnews	French politics	annotator02	Non-Moral	Confident
Hillary's great, but center-leftists seem to do better with younger candidates. Bill, Blair, Obama, Trudeau, and now Macron. She'll be 72 in 2020.	neoliberal	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
Hillary's great, but center-leftists seem to do better with younger candidates. Bill, Blair, Obama, Trudeau, and now Macron. She'll be 72 in 2020.	neoliberal	French politics	annotator04	Thin Morality	Somewhat Confident
Hillary's great, but center-leftists seem to do better with younger candidates. Bill, Blair, Obama, Trudeau, and now Macron. She'll be 72 in 2020.	neoliberal	French politics	annotator02	Non-Moral	Confident
There is 0 guarantee macron won't turn into a dictator. Most democratic countries have mechanisms in place to avoid authoritarian take over. You are fear mongering.	europe	French politics	annotator03	Authority	Somewhat Confident
There is 0 guarantee macron won't turn into a dictator. Most democratic countries have mechanisms in place to avoid authoritarian take over. You are fear mongering.	europe	French politics	annotator04	Thin Morality	Confident
There is 0 guarantee macron won't turn into a dictator. Most democratic countries have mechanisms in place to avoid authoritarian take over. You are fear mongering.	europe	French politics	annotator02	Non-Moral	Confident
Media glorified him basically because Fillon had too many scandals and the establishment didnt want Melenchon.	europe	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
Media glorified him basically because Fillon had too many scandals and the establishment didnt want Melenchon.	europe	French politics	annotator04	Purity	Somewhat Confident
Media glorified him basically because Fillon had too many scandals and the establishment didnt want Melenchon.	europe	French politics	annotator02	Non-Moral	Confident
Hamon and Melenchon need to unite. Otherwise it's brutal austerity and/or right wing nationalism for France.	europe	French politics	annotator03	Authority	Somewhat Confident
Hamon and Melenchon need to unite. Otherwise it's brutal austerity and/or right wing nationalism for France.	europe	French politics	annotator01	Care,Loyalty	Confident
Hamon and Melenchon need to unite. Otherwise it's brutal austerity and/or right wing nationalism for France.	europe	French politics	annotator02	Loyalty	Somewhat Confident
The comparison isn't to America, since France has a two-round system that 'squeezes' towards the more centrist party on the condition that they can survive the first round - it's very surprising for one party not to have an overwhelming majority. Rather, it's to prior entrant presidents. For example, Macron wasn't much better than Sarkozy's 2007 performance, despite Sarkozy coming in off the back of Chirac (think Reagan -> Bush) and being a much less centrist candidate.	neoliberal	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
The comparison isn't to America, since France has a two-round system that 'squeezes' towards the more centrist party on the condition that they can survive the first round - it's very surprising for one party not to have an overwhelming majority. Rather, it's to prior entrant presidents. For example, Macron wasn't much better than Sarkozy's 2007 performance, despite Sarkozy coming in off the back of Chirac (think Reagan -> Bush) and being a much less centrist candidate.	neoliberal	French politics	annotator04	Proportionality	Confident
The comparison isn't to America, since France has a two-round system that 'squeezes' towards the more centrist party on the condition that they can survive the first round - it's very surprising for one party not to have an overwhelming majority. Rather, it's to prior entrant presidents. For example, Macron wasn't much better than Sarkozy's 2007 performance, despite Sarkozy coming in off the back of Chirac (think Reagan -> Bush) and being a much less centrist candidate.	neoliberal	French politics	annotator02	Non-Moral	Confident
The comparison isn't to America, since France has a two-round system that 'squeezes' towards the more centrist party on the condition that they can survive the first round - it's very surprising for one party not to have an overwhelming majority. Rather, it's to prior entrant presidents. For example, Macron wasn't much better than Sarkozy's 2007 performance, despite Sarkozy coming in off the back of Chirac (think Reagan -> Bush) and being a much less centrist candidate.	neoliberal	French politics	annotator02	Non-Moral	Confident
And Obama personally endorsed Macron so when does France invade for revenge for interfering with their election?	worldnews	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
And Obama personally endorsed Macron so when does France invade for revenge for interfering with their election?	worldnews	French politics	annotator01	Care	Somewhat Confident
And Obama personally endorsed Macron so when does France invade for revenge for interfering with their election?	worldnews	French politics	annotator02	Thin Morality	Somewhat Confident
And Obama personally endorsed Macron so when does France invade for revenge for interfering with their election?	worldnews	French politics	annotator02	Thin Morality	Somewhat Confident
Like Trump, the le Pens are not people who have arisen from nothing to lead a completely new faction. They are people who are merely riding upon the nationalist wave, figureheads who will easily be ditched by the core nationalist voters. It is lucky we haven't had a competent nationalist leader yet. Until one appears, the real battles will be fought against the large number of fractured nationalist factions online, in the news, on social media.	europe	French politics	annotator03	Loyalty,Authority	Somewhat Confident
Like Trump, the le Pens are not people who have arisen from nothing to lead a completely new faction. They are people who are merely riding upon the nationalist wave, figureheads who will easily be ditched by the core nationalist voters. It is lucky we haven't had a competent nationalist leader yet. Until one appears, the real battles will be fought against the large number of fractured nationalist factions online, in the news, on social media.	europe	French politics	annotator01	Authority	Confident
Like Trump, the le Pens are not people who have arisen from nothing to lead a completely new faction. They are people who are merely riding upon the nationalist wave, figureheads who will easily be ditched by the core nationalist voters. It is lucky we haven't had a competent nationalist leader yet. Until one appears, the real battles will be fought against the large number of fractured nationalist factions online, in the news, on social media.	europe	French politics	annotator02	Equality	Confident
Like Trump, the le Pens are not people who have arisen from nothing to lead a completely new faction. They are people who are merely riding upon the nationalist wave, figureheads who will easily be ditched by the core nationalist voters. It is lucky we haven't had a competent nationalist leader yet. Until one appears, the real battles will be fought against the large number of fractured nationalist factions online, in the news, on social media.	europe	French politics	annotator02	Equality	Confident
Wanting to push the amendment is what makes someone a fascist. Not the actual act of pushing of it. The particular mix of condescension and ignorance you show when you call an entire generation "special snowflakes" is why Macron won.	neoliberal	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
Wanting to push the amendment is what makes someone a fascist. Not the actual act of pushing of it. The particular mix of condescension and ignorance you show when you call an entire generation "special snowflakes" is why Macron won.	neoliberal	French politics	annotator01	Non-Moral	Confident
Wanting to push the amendment is what makes someone a fascist. Not the actual act of pushing of it. The particular mix of condescension and ignorance you show when you call an entire generation "special snowflakes" is why Macron won.	neoliberal	French politics	annotator02	Thin Morality	Somewhat Confident
Wanting to push the amendment is what makes someone a fascist. Not the actual act of pushing of it. The particular mix of condescension and ignorance you show when you call an entire generation "special snowflakes" is why Macron won.	neoliberal	French politics	annotator02	Thin Morality	Somewhat Confident
Yes, but Juppé had legal problems in the past, and I think that's why he lost during primary (because that's something that people in their fifties/sixties can't forget about him). After what's happening to Fillon, I'm not sure the LR are willing to put him on the frontline.	worldnews	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
Yes, but Juppé had legal problems in the past, and I think that's why he lost during primary (because that's something that people in their fifties/sixties can't forget about him). After what's happening to Fillon, I'm not sure the LR are willing to put him on the frontline.	worldnews	French politics	annotator01	Non-Moral	Confident
Yes, but Juppé had legal problems in the past, and I think that's why he lost during primary (because that's something that people in their fifties/sixties can't forget about him). After what's happening to Fillon, I'm not sure the LR are willing to put him on the frontline.	worldnews	French politics	annotator02	Non-Moral	Confident
Yes, but Juppé had legal problems in the past, and I think that's why he lost during primary (because that's something that people in their fifties/sixties can't forget about him). After what's happening to Fillon, I'm not sure the LR are willing to put him on the frontline.	worldnews	French politics	annotator02	Non-Moral	Confident
With a grip like that, how could someone not support macron?	neoliberal	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
With a grip like that, how could someone not support macron?	neoliberal	French politics	annotator04	Loyalty,Proportionality	Confident
With a grip like that, how could someone not support macron?	neoliberal	French politics	annotator02	Non-Moral	Confident
Not necessarily peace and brotherhood, but I've yet to be convinced that anyone who disagrees with Macron will be labelled a traitor or terrorist. You said that that will be a step between "ex-banker and current globalist in a state of emergency" and "military state." Now I ask what the step is between "ex-banker and current globalist in a state of emergency" and "labeling anyone who disagrees with Macron a traitor." Also, if by "Ramba" you mean Ramadan, why do you say that more attacks are about to happen? I'm unaware of any spikes in terror attacks during Ramadan.	worldnews	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Somewhat Confident
Not necessarily peace and brotherhood, but I've yet to be convinced that anyone who disagrees with Macron will be labelled a traitor or terrorist. You said that that will be a step between "ex-banker and current globalist in a state of emergency" and "military state." Now I ask what the step is between "ex-banker and current globalist in a state of emergency" and "labeling anyone who disagrees with Macron a traitor." Also, if by "Ramba" you mean Ramadan, why do you say that more attacks are about to happen? I'm unaware of any spikes in terror attacks during Ramadan.	worldnews	French politics	annotator04	Loyalty,Authority	Confident
Not necessarily peace and brotherhood, but I've yet to be convinced that anyone who disagrees with Macron will be labelled a traitor or terrorist. You said that that will be a step between "ex-banker and current globalist in a state of emergency" and "military state." Now I ask what the step is between "ex-banker and current globalist in a state of emergency" and "labeling anyone who disagrees with Macron a traitor." Also, if by "Ramba" you mean Ramadan, why do you say that more attacks are about to happen? I'm unaware of any spikes in terror attacks during Ramadan.	worldnews	French politics	annotator02	Loyalty,Authority	Confident
I think it's a pragmatic measure. Aside from young people, the population is rather in favor of drug ban. This half-measure allows: -To reallocate ressources/policemen/judges/prison for important matters. -A compromise that won't divide French society and won't make Macron unpopular. Hollande´s reform for gay marriage made radical Catholics angry and they went on demonstrations for weeks. Macron has no time to spend on this and has more important things like economic reforms or moralisation of French politics (there wasn't a week we didn't heard of a corruption of embezzlement scandal during the presidential election)	worldnews	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Not Confident
I think it's a pragmatic measure. Aside from young people, the population is rather in favor of drug ban. This half-measure allows: -To reallocate ressources/policemen/judges/prison for important matters. -A compromise that won't divide French society and won't make Macron unpopular. Hollande´s reform for gay marriage made radical Catholics angry and they went on demonstrations for weeks. Macron has no time to spend on this and has more important things like economic reforms or moralisation of French politics (there wasn't a week we didn't heard of a corruption of embezzlement scandal during the presidential election)	worldnews	French politics	annotator01	Care,Authority	Confident
I think it's a pragmatic measure. Aside from young people, the population is rather in favor of drug ban. This half-measure allows: -To reallocate ressources/policemen/judges/prison for important matters. -A compromise that won't divide French society and won't make Macron unpopular. Hollande´s reform for gay marriage made radical Catholics angry and they went on demonstrations for weeks. Macron has no time to spend on this and has more important things like economic reforms or moralisation of French politics (there wasn't a week we didn't heard of a corruption of embezzlement scandal during the presidential election)	worldnews	French politics	annotator02	Thin Morality	Somewhat Confident
+ I see the news on the riots in France, whether the riots are actually that damaging and big or not. The more they have these news the more it is likely Le Pen will get points for it.	europe	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
+ I see the news on the riots in France, whether the riots are actually that damaging and big or not. The more they have these news the more it is likely Le Pen will get points for it.	europe	French politics	annotator04	Authority,Proportionality	Confident
+ I see the news on the riots in France, whether the riots are actually that damaging and big or not. The more they have these news the more it is likely Le Pen will get points for it.	europe	French politics	annotator02	Non-Moral	Confident
The fact that people see heads of state as representations of a country's "soul" really bothers me. This applies not only to the US, but also to other countries. If you do that, you are reducing millions of people to the public face of a single person and a lot of political decisions make a lot more sense. If you take brexit for example: people weren't tired of free trade and simplified international law, they were tired of Angela Merkel's and Hollande's face.	worldnews	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
The fact that people see heads of state as representations of a country's "soul" really bothers me. This applies not only to the US, but also to other countries. If you do that, you are reducing millions of people to the public face of a single person and a lot of political decisions make a lot more sense. If you take brexit for example: people weren't tired of free trade and simplified international law, they were tired of Angela Merkel's and Hollande's face.	worldnews	French politics	annotator04	Thin Morality	Confident
The fact that people see heads of state as representations of a country's "soul" really bothers me. This applies not only to the US, but also to other countries. If you do that, you are reducing millions of people to the public face of a single person and a lot of political decisions make a lot more sense. If you take brexit for example: people weren't tired of free trade and simplified international law, they were tired of Angela Merkel's and Hollande's face.	worldnews	French politics	annotator02	Non-Moral	Confident
Vast majority of people don't actually like Islam. But the more you guys go on about it whenever possible and call it a "rape death cult" the more people stop caring out of sheer boredom This is why Macron won	europe	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
Vast majority of people don't actually like Islam. But the more you guys go on about it whenever possible and call it a "rape death cult" the more people stop caring out of sheer boredom This is why Macron won	europe	French politics	annotator04	Thin Morality	Confident
Vast majority of people don't actually like Islam. But the more you guys go on about it whenever possible and call it a "rape death cult" the more people stop caring out of sheer boredom This is why Macron won	europe	French politics	annotator02	Non-Moral	Confident
The MEP law in question is to protect their free speech against legal-political attacks from opponents. Here from the EU website: >Parliamentary immunity (or "privilege") is first and foremost intended as a defence of the Parliament itself as a democratically elected institution, protecting its collective independence from outside pressures and guaranteeing its members' freedom of word and deed when carrying out their duties. They got pressure from French gvt. They gave to the pressure against Le Pen carrying her duties.	worldnews	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
The MEP law in question is to protect their free speech against legal-political attacks from opponents. Here from the EU website: >Parliamentary immunity (or "privilege") is first and foremost intended as a defence of the Parliament itself as a democratically elected institution, protecting its collective independence from outside pressures and guaranteeing its members' freedom of word and deed when carrying out their duties. They got pressure from French gvt. They gave to the pressure against Le Pen carrying her duties.	worldnews	French politics	annotator01	Care,Authority	Confident
The MEP law in question is to protect their free speech against legal-political attacks from opponents. Here from the EU website: >Parliamentary immunity (or "privilege") is first and foremost intended as a defence of the Parliament itself as a democratically elected institution, protecting its collective independence from outside pressures and guaranteeing its members' freedom of word and deed when carrying out their duties. They got pressure from French gvt. They gave to the pressure against Le Pen carrying her duties.	worldnews	French politics	annotator02	Non-Moral	Confident
Macron and Merkel are a force to be reckoned with. U.S. is no longer leading the free world.	neoliberal	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
Macron and Merkel are a force to be reckoned with. U.S. is no longer leading the free world.	neoliberal	French politics	annotator01	Authority	Confident
Macron and Merkel are a force to be reckoned with. U.S. is no longer leading the free world.	neoliberal	French politics	annotator02	Non-Moral	Confident
Basically. If those were say, British outlets (and by that I mean independent British outlets free of Kremlin ties) putting pro Le Pen propaganda, I would have no issue.	worldnews	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
Basically. If those were say, British outlets (and by that I mean independent British outlets free of Kremlin ties) putting pro Le Pen propaganda, I would have no issue.	worldnews	French politics	annotator01	Non-Moral	Confident
Basically. If those were say, British outlets (and by that I mean independent British outlets free of Kremlin ties) putting pro Le Pen propaganda, I would have no issue.	worldnews	French politics	annotator02	Non-Moral	Confident
yeah so much this, the worst scenario is not Le Pen becoming next president, its EU staying the same as it's now.	europe	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
yeah so much this, the worst scenario is not Le Pen becoming next president, its EU staying the same as it's now.	europe	French politics	annotator01	Thin Morality	Confident
yeah so much this, the worst scenario is not Le Pen becoming next president, its EU staying the same as it's now.	europe	French politics	annotator02	Non-Moral	Confident
> you're advocating for a Putin style strong man There's a whole lot of spectrum between Hollande style weak and Putin style strong	worldnews	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
> you're advocating for a Putin style strong man There's a whole lot of spectrum between Hollande style weak and Putin style strong	worldnews	French politics	annotator04	Thin Morality	Confident
> you're advocating for a Putin style strong man There's a whole lot of spectrum between Hollande style weak and Putin style strong	worldnews	French politics	annotator02	Non-Moral	Confident
Honestly I would go out and vote even if you disagree with macron her politics are far worse, just look at what happened in America when left wing people abstained, a nutter got power and the left regrets it. I'm Irish so I don't really have much in this apart from the EU which benefits us greatly.	europe	French politics	annotator03	Authority	Somewhat Confident
Honestly I would go out and vote even if you disagree with macron her politics are far worse, just look at what happened in America when left wing people abstained, a nutter got power and the left regrets it. I'm Irish so I don't really have much in this apart from the EU which benefits us greatly.	europe	French politics	annotator04	Thin Morality	Confident
Honestly I would go out and vote even if you disagree with macron her politics are far worse, just look at what happened in America when left wing people abstained, a nutter got power and the left regrets it. I'm Irish so I don't really have much in this apart from the EU which benefits us greatly.	europe	French politics	annotator02	Non-Moral	Confident
lol, she totally half-assed that attempt at pandering to French Jews: [Marine Le Pen Denies French Guilt for Rounding Up Jews](https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/10/world/europe/france-marine-le-pen-jews-national-front.html?_r=0) [Jews And Muslms Unite Against Marine Le Pen](http://forward.com/news/371157/jews-and-muslms-unite-against-marine-le-pen-but-could-catholics-rally-behin/)	worldnews	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
lol, she totally half-assed that attempt at pandering to French Jews: [Marine Le Pen Denies French Guilt for Rounding Up Jews](https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/10/world/europe/france-marine-le-pen-jews-national-front.html?_r=0) [Jews And Muslms Unite Against Marine Le Pen](http://forward.com/news/371157/jews-and-muslms-unite-against-marine-le-pen-but-could-catholics-rally-behin/)	worldnews	French politics	annotator04	Thin Morality	Confident
lol, she totally half-assed that attempt at pandering to French Jews: [Marine Le Pen Denies French Guilt for Rounding Up Jews](https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/10/world/europe/france-marine-le-pen-jews-national-front.html?_r=0) [Jews And Muslms Unite Against Marine Le Pen](http://forward.com/news/371157/jews-and-muslms-unite-against-marine-le-pen-but-could-catholics-rally-behin/)	worldnews	French politics	annotator02	Non-Moral	Somewhat Confident
Are you imply suspision of innoncence to Macron, but aren't doing it to Fillon. Macron has scandal, the media just chose to put those of Fillon ahead in the headlines.	europe	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
Are you imply suspision of innoncence to Macron, but aren't doing it to Fillon. Macron has scandal, the media just chose to put those of Fillon ahead in the headlines.	europe	French politics	annotator01	Equality	Confident
Are you imply suspision of innoncence to Macron, but aren't doing it to Fillon. Macron has scandal, the media just chose to put those of Fillon ahead in the headlines.	europe	French politics	annotator02	Non-Moral	Confident
Ok. By your logic. I'm a Le pen supporter and I believe in the genocide of all Jews and Muslims! Go genocide! God, Le pen supporters, all believing in genocide right?	worldnews	French politics	annotator03	Equality	Somewhat Confident
Ok. By your logic. I'm a Le pen supporter and I believe in the genocide of all Jews and Muslims! Go genocide! God, Le pen supporters, all believing in genocide right?	worldnews	French politics	annotator04	Proportionality	Confident
Ok. By your logic. I'm a Le pen supporter and I believe in the genocide of all Jews and Muslims! Go genocide! God, Le pen supporters, all believing in genocide right?	worldnews	French politics	annotator02	Care,Purity,Equality	Somewhat Confident
He refused because Hamon wants to keep all the people from the last presidency under Holland, and Mélenchon wants to reform all of this and get them out because of the harm they have made	worldnews	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
He refused because Hamon wants to keep all the people from the last presidency under Holland, and Mélenchon wants to reform all of this and get them out because of the harm they have made	worldnews	French politics	annotator01	Care	Confident
He refused because Hamon wants to keep all the people from the last presidency under Holland, and Mélenchon wants to reform all of this and get them out because of the harm they have made	worldnews	French politics	annotator02	Care	Confident
Much like how the rural parts of France voted for Le Pen while only 5% of Paris did.	worldnews	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
Much like how the rural parts of France voted for Le Pen while only 5% of Paris did.	worldnews	French politics	annotator01	Non-Moral	Confident
Much like how the rural parts of France voted for Le Pen while only 5% of Paris did.	worldnews	French politics	annotator02	Non-Moral	Confident

I understand the feeling: I'd love to yell the same thing at supporters of Le Pen, the AfD and co. If you don't like Europe, fucking leave mate.

europe

French politics

annotator01

Care

Confident

I understand the feeling: I'd love to yell the same thing at supporters of Le Pen, the AfD and co. If you don't like Europe, fucking leave mate.

europe

French politics

annotator02

Non-Moral

Confident

You're one entitled shill. This is why Le Pen won.

neoliberal

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

You're one entitled shill. This is why Le Pen won.

neoliberal

French politics

annotator04

Proportionality

Somewhat Confident

You're one entitled shill. This is why Le Pen won.

neoliberal

French politics

annotator02

Non-Moral

Confident

Firstly the biggest problem is that you and these poorer people have no idea who the status quo is, as Le pen, Nigel Farage, and Donald Trump are all very heavily part of the status quo. Secondly no one is ignored, there are more poor people than there are wealthy people, the problem is that the poor people are clueless when voting, and do not vote for the people who will help them. That is no ones fault but their own.

europe

French politics

annotator03

Equality

Not Confident

Firstly the biggest problem is that you and these poorer people have no idea who the status quo is, as Le pen, Nigel Farage, and Donald Trump are all very heavily part of the status quo. Secondly no one is ignored, there are more poor people than there are wealthy people, the problem is that the poor people are clueless when voting, and do not vote for the people who will help them. That is no ones fault but their own.

europe

French politics

annotator04

Care,Loyalty,Proportionality

Confident

Firstly the biggest problem is that you and these poorer people have no idea who the status quo is, as Le pen, Nigel Farage, and Donald Trump are all very heavily part of the status quo. Secondly no one is ignored, there are more poor people than there are wealthy people, the problem is that the poor people are clueless when voting, and do not vote for the people who will help them. That is no ones fault but their own.

europe

French politics

annotator02

Equality

Confident

How about this Rabbi shuts up and fights against Putin's discrimination of LGBT people in Russia instead of telling French Jews they should flee instead of resisting a Le Pen presidency.

europe

French politics

annotator03

Equality

Somewhat Confident

How about this Rabbi shuts up and fights against Putin's discrimination of LGBT people in Russia instead of telling French Jews they should flee instead of resisting a Le Pen presidency.

europe

French politics

annotator01

Care,Equality

Confident

How about this Rabbi shuts up and fights against Putin's discrimination of LGBT people in Russia instead of telling French Jews they should flee instead of resisting a Le Pen presidency.

europe

French politics

annotator02

Equality

Confident

If you really like Macron, you might want to revise your flair.

europe

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

If you really like Macron, you might want to revise your flair.

europe

French politics

annotator01

Non-Moral

Confident

If you really like Macron, you might want to revise your flair.

europe

French politics

annotator02

Non-Moral

Confident

True. Le Pen and the rest of FN are in a league of their own

worldnews

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

True. Le Pen and the rest of FN are in a league of their own

worldnews

French politics

annotator04

Thin Morality

Confident

True. Le Pen and the rest of FN are in a league of their own

worldnews

French politics

annotator02

Non-Moral

Confident

Hillary's great, but center-leftists seem to do better with younger candidates. Bill, Blair, Obama, Trudeau, and now Macron. She'll be 72 in 2020.

neoliberal

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

Hillary's great, but center-leftists seem to do better with younger candidates. Bill, Blair, Obama, Trudeau, and now Macron. She'll be 72 in 2020.

neoliberal

French politics

annotator04

Thin Morality

Somewhat Confident

Hillary's great, but center-leftists seem to do better with younger candidates. Bill, Blair, Obama, Trudeau, and now Macron. She'll be 72 in 2020.

neoliberal

French politics

annotator02

Non-Moral

Confident

There is 0 guarantee macron won't turn into a dictator. Most democratic countries have mechanisms in place to avoid authoritarian take over. You are fear mongering.

europe

French politics

annotator03

Authority

Somewhat Confident

There is 0 guarantee macron won't turn into a dictator. Most democratic countries have mechanisms in place to avoid authoritarian take over. You are fear mongering.

europe

French politics

annotator04

Thin Morality

Confident

There is 0 guarantee macron won't turn into a dictator. Most democratic countries have mechanisms in place to avoid authoritarian take over. You are fear mongering.

europe

French politics

annotator02

Non-Moral

Confident

Media glorified him basically because Fillon had too many scandals and the establishment didnt want Melenchon.

europe

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

Media glorified him basically because Fillon had too many scandals and the establishment didnt want Melenchon.

europe

French politics

annotator04

Purity

Somewhat Confident

Media glorified him basically because Fillon had too many scandals and the establishment didnt want Melenchon.

europe

French politics

annotator02

Non-Moral

Confident

Hamon and Melenchon need to unite. Otherwise it's brutal austerity and/or right wing nationalism for France.

europe

French politics

annotator03

Authority

Somewhat Confident

Hamon and Melenchon need to unite. Otherwise it's brutal austerity and/or right wing nationalism for France.

europe

French politics

annotator01

Care,Loyalty

Confident

Hamon and Melenchon need to unite. Otherwise it's brutal austerity and/or right wing nationalism for France.

europe

French politics

annotator02

Loyalty

Somewhat Confident

The comparison isn't to America, since France has a two-round system that 'squeezes' towards the more centrist party on the condition that they can survive the first round - it's very surprising for one party *not* to have an overwhelming majority. Rather, it's to prior entrant presidents. For example, Macron wasn't much better than Sarkozy's 2007 performance, despite Sarkozy coming in off the back of Chirac (think Reagan -> Bush) and being a much less centrist candidate.

neoliberal

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

The comparison isn't to America, since France has a two-round system that 'squeezes' towards the more centrist party on the condition that they can survive the first round - it's very surprising for one party *not* to have an overwhelming majority. Rather, it's to prior entrant presidents. For example, Macron wasn't much better than Sarkozy's 2007 performance, despite Sarkozy coming in off the back of Chirac (think Reagan -> Bush) and being a much less centrist candidate.

neoliberal

French politics

annotator04

Proportionality

Confident

The comparison isn't to America, since France has a two-round system that 'squeezes' towards the more centrist party on the condition that they can survive the first round - it's very surprising for one party *not* to have an overwhelming majority. Rather, it's to prior entrant presidents. For example, Macron wasn't much better than Sarkozy's 2007 performance, despite Sarkozy coming in off the back of Chirac (think Reagan -> Bush) and being a much less centrist candidate.

neoliberal

French politics

annotator02

Non-Moral

Confident

The comparison isn't to America, since France has a two-round system that 'squeezes' towards the more centrist party on the condition that they can survive the first round - it's very surprising for one party *not* to have an overwhelming majority. Rather, it's to prior entrant presidents. For example, Macron wasn't much better than Sarkozy's 2007 performance, despite Sarkozy coming in off the back of Chirac (think Reagan -> Bush) and being a much less centrist candidate.

neoliberal

French politics

annotator02

Non-Moral

Confident

And Obama personally endorsed Macron so when does France invade for revenge for interfering with their election?

worldnews

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

And Obama personally endorsed Macron so when does France invade for revenge for interfering with their election?

worldnews

French politics

annotator01

Care

Somewhat Confident

And Obama personally endorsed Macron so when does France invade for revenge for interfering with their election?

worldnews

French politics

annotator02

Thin Morality

Somewhat Confident

And Obama personally endorsed Macron so when does France invade for revenge for interfering with their election?

worldnews

French politics

annotator02

Thin Morality

Somewhat Confident

Like Trump, the le Pens are not people who have arisen from nothing to lead a completely new faction. They are people who are merely riding upon the nationalist wave, figureheads who will easily be ditched by the core nationalist voters. It is lucky we haven't had a competent nationalist leader yet. Until one appears, the real battles will be fought against the large number of fractured nationalist factions online, in the news, on social media.

europe

French politics

annotator03

Loyalty,Authority

Somewhat Confident

Like Trump, the le Pens are not people who have arisen from nothing to lead a completely new faction. They are people who are merely riding upon the nationalist wave, figureheads who will easily be ditched by the core nationalist voters. It is lucky we haven't had a competent nationalist leader yet. Until one appears, the real battles will be fought against the large number of fractured nationalist factions online, in the news, on social media.

europe

French politics

annotator01

Authority

Confident

Like Trump, the le Pens are not people who have arisen from nothing to lead a completely new faction. They are people who are merely riding upon the nationalist wave, figureheads who will easily be ditched by the core nationalist voters. It is lucky we haven't had a competent nationalist leader yet. Until one appears, the real battles will be fought against the large number of fractured nationalist factions online, in the news, on social media.

europe

French politics

annotator02

Equality

Confident

Like Trump, the le Pens are not people who have arisen from nothing to lead a completely new faction. They are people who are merely riding upon the nationalist wave, figureheads who will easily be ditched by the core nationalist voters. It is lucky we haven't had a competent nationalist leader yet. Until one appears, the real battles will be fought against the large number of fractured nationalist factions online, in the news, on social media.

europe

French politics

annotator02

Equality

Confident

Wanting to push the amendment is what makes someone a fascist. Not the actual act of pushing of it. The particular mix of condescension and ignorance you show when you call an entire generation "special snowflakes" is why Macron won.

neoliberal

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

Wanting to push the amendment is what makes someone a fascist. Not the actual act of pushing of it. The particular mix of condescension and ignorance you show when you call an entire generation "special snowflakes" is why Macron won.

neoliberal

French politics

annotator01

Non-Moral

Confident

Wanting to push the amendment is what makes someone a fascist. Not the actual act of pushing of it. The particular mix of condescension and ignorance you show when you call an entire generation "special snowflakes" is why Macron won.

neoliberal

French politics

annotator02

Thin Morality

Somewhat Confident

Wanting to push the amendment is what makes someone a fascist. Not the actual act of pushing of it. The particular mix of condescension and ignorance you show when you call an entire generation "special snowflakes" is why Macron won.

neoliberal

French politics

annotator02

Thin Morality

Somewhat Confident

Yes, but Juppé had legal problems in the past, and I think that's why he lost during primary (because that's something that people in their fifties/sixties can't forget about him). After what's happening to Fillon, I'm not sure the LR are willing to put him on the frontline.

worldnews

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

Yes, but Juppé had legal problems in the past, and I think that's why he lost during primary (because that's something that people in their fifties/sixties can't forget about him). After what's happening to Fillon, I'm not sure the LR are willing to put him on the frontline.

worldnews

French politics

annotator01

Non-Moral

Confident

Yes, but Juppé had legal problems in the past, and I think that's why he lost during primary (because that's something that people in their fifties/sixties can't forget about him). After what's happening to Fillon, I'm not sure the LR are willing to put him on the frontline.

worldnews

French politics

annotator02

Non-Moral

Confident

Yes, but Juppé had legal problems in the past, and I think that's why he lost during primary (because that's something that people in their fifties/sixties can't forget about him). After what's happening to Fillon, I'm not sure the LR are willing to put him on the frontline.

worldnews

French politics

annotator02

Non-Moral

Confident

With a grip like that, how could someone not support macron?

neoliberal

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

With a grip like that, how could someone not support macron?

neoliberal

French politics

annotator04

Loyalty,Proportionality

Confident

With a grip like that, how could someone not support macron?

neoliberal

French politics

annotator02

Non-Moral

Confident

Not necessarily peace and brotherhood, but I've yet to be convinced that anyone who disagrees with Macron will be labelled a traitor or terrorist. You said that that will be a step between "ex-banker and current globalist in a state of emergency" and "military state." Now I ask what the step is between "ex-banker and current globalist in a state of emergency" and "labeling anyone who disagrees with Macron a traitor." Also, if by "Ramba" you mean Ramadan, why do you say that more attacks are about to happen? I'm unaware of any spikes in terror attacks during Ramadan.

worldnews

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Somewhat Confident

Not necessarily peace and brotherhood, but I've yet to be convinced that anyone who disagrees with Macron will be labelled a traitor or terrorist. You said that that will be a step between "ex-banker and current globalist in a state of emergency" and "military state." Now I ask what the step is between "ex-banker and current globalist in a state of emergency" and "labeling anyone who disagrees with Macron a traitor." Also, if by "Ramba" you mean Ramadan, why do you say that more attacks are about to happen? I'm unaware of any spikes in terror attacks during Ramadan.

worldnews

French politics

annotator04

Loyalty,Authority

Confident

Not necessarily peace and brotherhood, but I've yet to be convinced that anyone who disagrees with Macron will be labelled a traitor or terrorist. You said that that will be a step between "ex-banker and current globalist in a state of emergency" and "military state." Now I ask what the step is between "ex-banker and current globalist in a state of emergency" and "labeling anyone who disagrees with Macron a traitor." Also, if by "Ramba" you mean Ramadan, why do you say that more attacks are about to happen? I'm unaware of any spikes in terror attacks during Ramadan.

worldnews

French politics

annotator02

Loyalty,Authority

Confident

I think it's a pragmatic measure. Aside from young people, the population is rather in favor of drug ban. This half-measure allows: -To reallocate ressources/policemen/judges/prison for important matters. -A compromise that won't divide French society and won't make Macron unpopular. Hollande´s reform for gay marriage made radical Catholics angry and they went on demonstrations for weeks. Macron has no time to spend on this and has more important things like economic reforms or moralisation of French politics (there wasn't a week we didn't heard of a corruption of embezzlement scandal during the presidential election)

worldnews

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Not Confident

I think it's a pragmatic measure. Aside from young people, the population is rather in favor of drug ban. This half-measure allows: -To reallocate ressources/policemen/judges/prison for important matters. -A compromise that won't divide French society and won't make Macron unpopular. Hollande´s reform for gay marriage made radical Catholics angry and they went on demonstrations for weeks. Macron has no time to spend on this and has more important things like economic reforms or moralisation of French politics (there wasn't a week we didn't heard of a corruption of embezzlement scandal during the presidential election)

worldnews

French politics

annotator01

Care,Authority

Confident

I think it's a pragmatic measure. Aside from young people, the population is rather in favor of drug ban. This half-measure allows: -To reallocate ressources/policemen/judges/prison for important matters. -A compromise that won't divide French society and won't make Macron unpopular. Hollande´s reform for gay marriage made radical Catholics angry and they went on demonstrations for weeks. Macron has no time to spend on this and has more important things like economic reforms or moralisation of French politics (there wasn't a week we didn't heard of a corruption of embezzlement scandal during the presidential election)

worldnews

French politics

annotator02

Thin Morality

Somewhat Confident

+ I see the news on the riots in France, whether the riots are actually that damaging and big or not. The more they have these news the more it is likely Le Pen will get points for it.

europe

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

+ I see the news on the riots in France, whether the riots are actually that damaging and big or not. The more they have these news the more it is likely Le Pen will get points for it.

europe

French politics

annotator04

Authority,Proportionality

Confident

+ I see the news on the riots in France, whether the riots are actually that damaging and big or not. The more they have these news the more it is likely Le Pen will get points for it.

europe

French politics

annotator02

Non-Moral

Confident

The fact that people see heads of state as representations of a country's "soul" really bothers me. This applies not only to the US, but also to other countries. If you do that, you are reducing millions of people to the public face of a single person and a lot of political decisions make a lot more sense. If you take brexit for example: people weren't tired of free trade and simplified international law, they were tired of Angela Merkel's and Hollande's face.

worldnews

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

The fact that people see heads of state as representations of a country's "soul" really bothers me. This applies not only to the US, but also to other countries. If you do that, you are reducing millions of people to the public face of a single person and a lot of political decisions make a lot more sense. If you take brexit for example: people weren't tired of free trade and simplified international law, they were tired of Angela Merkel's and Hollande's face.

worldnews

French politics

annotator04

Thin Morality

Confident

The fact that people see heads of state as representations of a country's "soul" really bothers me. This applies not only to the US, but also to other countries. If you do that, you are reducing millions of people to the public face of a single person and a lot of political decisions make a lot more sense. If you take brexit for example: people weren't tired of free trade and simplified international law, they were tired of Angela Merkel's and Hollande's face.

worldnews

French politics

annotator02

Non-Moral

Confident

Vast majority of people don't actually like Islam. But the more you guys go on about it whenever possible and call it a "rape death cult" the more people stop caring out of sheer boredom This is why Macron won

europe

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

Vast majority of people don't actually like Islam. But the more you guys go on about it whenever possible and call it a "rape death cult" the more people stop caring out of sheer boredom This is why Macron won

europe

French politics

annotator04

Thin Morality

Confident

Vast majority of people don't actually like Islam. But the more you guys go on about it whenever possible and call it a "rape death cult" the more people stop caring out of sheer boredom This is why Macron won

europe

French politics

annotator02

Non-Moral

Confident

The MEP law in question is to protect their free speech against legal-political attacks from opponents. Here from the EU website: >Parliamentary immunity (or "privilege") is first and foremost intended as a defence of the Parliament itself as a democratically elected institution, protecting its collective independence from outside pressures and guaranteeing its members' freedom of word and deed when carrying out their duties. They got pressure from French gvt. They gave to the pressure against Le Pen carrying her duties.

worldnews

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

The MEP law in question is to protect their free speech against legal-political attacks from opponents. Here from the EU website: >Parliamentary immunity (or "privilege") is first and foremost intended as a defence of the Parliament itself as a democratically elected institution, protecting its collective independence from outside pressures and guaranteeing its members' freedom of word and deed when carrying out their duties. They got pressure from French gvt. They gave to the pressure against Le Pen carrying her duties.

worldnews

French politics

annotator01

Care,Authority

Confident

The MEP law in question is to protect their free speech against legal-political attacks from opponents. Here from the EU website: >Parliamentary immunity (or "privilege") is first and foremost intended as a defence of the Parliament itself as a democratically elected institution, protecting its collective independence from outside pressures and guaranteeing its members' freedom of word and deed when carrying out their duties. They got pressure from French gvt. They gave to the pressure against Le Pen carrying her duties.

worldnews

French politics

annotator02

Non-Moral

Confident

Macron and Merkel are a force to be reckoned with. U.S. is no longer leading the free world.

neoliberal

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

Macron and Merkel are a force to be reckoned with. U.S. is no longer leading the free world.

neoliberal

French politics

annotator01

Authority

Confident

Macron and Merkel are a force to be reckoned with. U.S. is no longer leading the free world.

neoliberal

French politics

annotator02

Non-Moral

Confident

Basically. If those were say, British outlets (and by that I mean independent British outlets free of Kremlin ties) putting pro Le Pen propaganda, I would have no issue.

worldnews

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

Basically. If those were say, British outlets (and by that I mean independent British outlets free of Kremlin ties) putting pro Le Pen propaganda, I would have no issue.

worldnews

French politics

annotator01

Non-Moral

Confident

Basically. If those were say, British outlets (and by that I mean independent British outlets free of Kremlin ties) putting pro Le Pen propaganda, I would have no issue.

worldnews

French politics

annotator02

Non-Moral

Confident

yeah so much this, the worst scenario is not Le Pen becoming next president, its EU staying the same as it's now.

europe

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

yeah so much this, the worst scenario is not Le Pen becoming next president, its EU staying the same as it's now.

europe

French politics

annotator01

Thin Morality

Confident

yeah so much this, the worst scenario is not Le Pen becoming next president, its EU staying the same as it's now.

europe

French politics

annotator02

Non-Moral

Confident

> you're advocating for a Putin style strong man There's a whole lot of spectrum between Hollande style weak and Putin style strong

worldnews

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

> you're advocating for a Putin style strong man There's a whole lot of spectrum between Hollande style weak and Putin style strong

worldnews

French politics

annotator04

Thin Morality

Confident

> you're advocating for a Putin style strong man There's a whole lot of spectrum between Hollande style weak and Putin style strong

worldnews

French politics

annotator02

Non-Moral

Confident

Honestly I would go out and vote even if you disagree with macron her politics are far worse, just look at what happened in America when left wing people abstained, a nutter got power and the left regrets it. I'm Irish so I don't really have much in this apart from the EU which benefits us greatly.

europe

French politics

annotator03

Authority

Somewhat Confident

Honestly I would go out and vote even if you disagree with macron her politics are far worse, just look at what happened in America when left wing people abstained, a nutter got power and the left regrets it. I'm Irish so I don't really have much in this apart from the EU which benefits us greatly.

europe

French politics

annotator04

Thin Morality

Confident

Honestly I would go out and vote even if you disagree with macron her politics are far worse, just look at what happened in America when left wing people abstained, a nutter got power and the left regrets it. I'm Irish so I don't really have much in this apart from the EU which benefits us greatly.

europe

French politics

annotator02

Non-Moral

Confident

lol, she totally half-assed that attempt at pandering to French Jews: [Marine Le Pen Denies French Guilt for Rounding Up Jews](https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/10/world/europe/france-marine-le-pen-jews-national-front.html?_r=0) [Jews And Muslms Unite Against Marine Le Pen](http://forward.com/news/371157/jews-and-muslms-unite-against-marine-le-pen-but-could-catholics-rally-behin/)

worldnews

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

lol, she totally half-assed that attempt at pandering to French Jews: [Marine Le Pen Denies French Guilt for Rounding Up Jews](https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/10/world/europe/france-marine-le-pen-jews-national-front.html?_r=0) [Jews And Muslms Unite Against Marine Le Pen](http://forward.com/news/371157/jews-and-muslms-unite-against-marine-le-pen-but-could-catholics-rally-behin/)

worldnews

French politics

annotator04

Thin Morality

Confident

lol, she totally half-assed that attempt at pandering to French Jews: [Marine Le Pen Denies French Guilt for Rounding Up Jews](https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/10/world/europe/france-marine-le-pen-jews-national-front.html?_r=0) [Jews And Muslms Unite Against Marine Le Pen](http://forward.com/news/371157/jews-and-muslms-unite-against-marine-le-pen-but-could-catholics-rally-behin/)

worldnews

French politics

annotator02

Non-Moral

Somewhat Confident

Are you imply suspision of innoncence to Macron, but aren't doing it to Fillon. Macron has scandal, the media just chose to put those of Fillon ahead in the headlines.

europe

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

Are you imply suspision of innoncence to Macron, but aren't doing it to Fillon. Macron has scandal, the media just chose to put those of Fillon ahead in the headlines.

europe

French politics

annotator01

Equality

Confident

Are you imply suspision of innoncence to Macron, but aren't doing it to Fillon. Macron has scandal, the media just chose to put those of Fillon ahead in the headlines.

europe

French politics

annotator02

Non-Moral

Confident

Ok. By your logic. I'm a Le pen supporter and I believe in the genocide of all Jews and Muslims! Go genocide! God, Le pen supporters, all believing in genocide right?

worldnews

French politics

annotator03

Equality

Somewhat Confident

Ok. By your logic. I'm a Le pen supporter and I believe in the genocide of all Jews and Muslims! Go genocide! God, Le pen supporters, all believing in genocide right?

worldnews

French politics

annotator04

Proportionality

Confident

Ok. By your logic. I'm a Le pen supporter and I believe in the genocide of all Jews and Muslims! Go genocide! God, Le pen supporters, all believing in genocide right?

worldnews

French politics

annotator02

Care,Purity,Equality

Somewhat Confident

He refused because Hamon wants to keep all the people from the last presidency under Holland, and Mélenchon wants to reform all of this and get them out because of the harm they have made

worldnews

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

He refused because Hamon wants to keep all the people from the last presidency under Holland, and Mélenchon wants to reform all of this and get them out because of the harm they have made

worldnews

French politics

annotator01

Care

Confident

He refused because Hamon wants to keep all the people from the last presidency under Holland, and Mélenchon wants to reform all of this and get them out because of the harm they have made

worldnews

French politics

annotator02

Care

Confident

Much like how the rural parts of France voted for Le Pen while only 5% of Paris did.

worldnews

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

Much like how the rural parts of France voted for Le Pen while only 5% of Paris did.

worldnews

French politics

annotator01

Non-Moral

Confident

Much like how the rural parts of France voted for Le Pen while only 5% of Paris did.

worldnews

French politics

annotator02

Non-Moral

Confident