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Dismissing and marginalising points of view as irrational doesnt solve the issue. You cannot, as you have argued, dismiss these opinions as sexism and prejudice when the issue itself was brought up through macrons actions. There needs to be absolute explanations, and reasoning, for their appointment. It could very well be that exactly 50% of the people considered the best for their job were women, but mentioning gender parity only muddies the water with regards to this. People are demanding transparency, not men in these positions. Again, its not sexism, or irrational.	worldnews	French politics	annotator04	Proportionality,Loyalty,Equality	Confident
Dismissing and marginalising points of view as irrational doesnt solve the issue. You cannot, as you have argued, dismiss these opinions as sexism and prejudice when the issue itself was brought up through macrons actions. There needs to be absolute explanations, and reasoning, for their appointment. It could very well be that exactly 50% of the people considered the best for their job were women, but mentioning gender parity only muddies the water with regards to this. People are demanding transparency, not men in these positions. Again, its not sexism, or irrational.	worldnews	French politics	annotator00	Equality	Not Confident
>Pretty sure Obama just endorsed Macron. Is that not "influencing an election"? What kinda stupid question is that? Of course endorsing a candidate is not influencing an election. The Russian hacking and releasing of campaign emails to directly benefit a candidate actually is influencing an election though.	worldnews	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
>Pretty sure Obama just endorsed Macron. Is that not "influencing an election"? What kinda stupid question is that? Of course endorsing a candidate is not influencing an election. The Russian hacking and releasing of campaign emails to directly benefit a candidate actually is influencing an election though.	worldnews	French politics	annotator04	Thin Morality	Confident
>Pretty sure Obama just endorsed Macron. Is that not "influencing an election"? What kinda stupid question is that? Of course endorsing a candidate is not influencing an election. The Russian hacking and releasing of campaign emails to directly benefit a candidate actually is influencing an election though.	worldnews	French politics	annotator00	Non-Moral	Not Confident
> Did you just make your own laws? No. > The offence being considered is "publishing violent images", which under certain circumstances can carry a penalty of three years in prison and a fine of 75,000 euros ($78,930). She was inciting violence against Muslims. It's not her first offence. > Le Pen's immunity has been lifted before, in 2013, by the EU parliament. She was then prosecuted in 2015 with "incitement to discrimination over people's religious beliefs", for comparing Muslims praying in public to the Nazi occupation of France during World War Two. Prosecutors eventually recommended the charges be dropped.	worldnews	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
> Did you just make your own laws? No. > The offence being considered is "publishing violent images", which under certain circumstances can carry a penalty of three years in prison and a fine of 75,000 euros ($78,930). She was inciting violence against Muslims. It's not her first offence. > Le Pen's immunity has been lifted before, in 2013, by the EU parliament. She was then prosecuted in 2015 with "incitement to discrimination over people's religious beliefs", for comparing Muslims praying in public to the Nazi occupation of France during World War Two. Prosecutors eventually recommended the charges be dropped.	worldnews	French politics	annotator02	Care,Equality	Confident
Hollande actually tried that and it partially split the PS, the most popular member of the government ended up quitting after this. Basically the law could only apply to dual citizens as you aren't allowed to make people stateless. This was seen as discrimination to dual citizens in France. The law wasn't very popular with conservatives either as it didn't seem to change much.	europe	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
Hollande actually tried that and it partially split the PS, the most popular member of the government ended up quitting after this. Basically the law could only apply to dual citizens as you aren't allowed to make people stateless. This was seen as discrimination to dual citizens in France. The law wasn't very popular with conservatives either as it didn't seem to change much.	europe	French politics	annotator04	Thin Morality	Confident
Hollande actually tried that and it partially split the PS, the most popular member of the government ended up quitting after this. Basically the law could only apply to dual citizens as you aren't allowed to make people stateless. This was seen as discrimination to dual citizens in France. The law wasn't very popular with conservatives either as it didn't seem to change much.	europe	French politics	annotator00	Equality	Not Confident
Nick Clegg, Michael Bloomberg, and our boi Macron, in that order	neoliberal	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
Nick Clegg, Michael Bloomberg, and our boi Macron, in that order	neoliberal	French politics	annotator04	Non-Moral	Somewhat Confident
Nick Clegg, Michael Bloomberg, and our boi Macron, in that order	neoliberal	French politics	annotator00	Non-Moral	Confident
France should be more worried about the migrants causing havoc to their own citizens, but they don't. Go Le Pen!	worldnews	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
France should be more worried about the migrants causing havoc to their own citizens, but they don't. Go Le Pen!	worldnews	French politics	annotator04	Authority	Confident
France should be more worried about the migrants causing havoc to their own citizens, but they don't. Go Le Pen!	worldnews	French politics	annotator01	Non-Moral	Somewhat Confident
Macron follows a murderous profit and lobbies for child marriages?	worldnews	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
Macron follows a murderous profit and lobbies for child marriages?	worldnews	French politics	annotator04	Thin Morality	Confident
Macron follows a murderous profit and lobbies for child marriages?	worldnews	French politics	annotator00	Non-Moral	Not Confident
Why wouldn't different ethnic people vote for Le Pen? People are tired of corporatism and the socialist system of control. Where has capitalism gone? People want a free market and the American dream. Liberty, not equality. Le Pen will win I hope.	europe	French politics	annotator03	Loyalty	Somewhat Confident
Why wouldn't different ethnic people vote for Le Pen? People are tired of corporatism and the socialist system of control. Where has capitalism gone? People want a free market and the American dream. Liberty, not equality. Le Pen will win I hope.	europe	French politics	annotator04	Care,Loyalty,Authority,Proportionality	Confident
Why wouldn't different ethnic people vote for Le Pen? People are tired of corporatism and the socialist system of control. Where has capitalism gone? People want a free market and the American dream. Liberty, not equality. Le Pen will win I hope.	europe	French politics	annotator02	Proportionality	Confident
That's another can of worms. Is it acceptable to expose criminal activities if doing so breaks the law ? Or does whistleblowing no longer apply if it can alter the course of politics? Not that it matters. Macron wins handily or polls have been fabricated. Neither of those would surprise me. And even if any of these allegations and documents were true, he would never face punishment for it regardless of if he wins or not, making the whole routine a farce. Iirc as president he would have total immunity for his term.	worldnews	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Not Confident
That's another can of worms. Is it acceptable to expose criminal activities if doing so breaks the law ? Or does whistleblowing no longer apply if it can alter the course of politics? Not that it matters. Macron wins handily or polls have been fabricated. Neither of those would surprise me. And even if any of these allegations and documents were true, he would never face punishment for it regardless of if he wins or not, making the whole routine a farce. Iirc as president he would have total immunity for his term.	worldnews	French politics	annotator04	Thin Morality	Confident
That's another can of worms. Is it acceptable to expose criminal activities if doing so breaks the law ? Or does whistleblowing no longer apply if it can alter the course of politics? Not that it matters. Macron wins handily or polls have been fabricated. Neither of those would surprise me. And even if any of these allegations and documents were true, he would never face punishment for it regardless of if he wins or not, making the whole routine a farce. Iirc as president he would have total immunity for his term.	worldnews	French politics	annotator01	Authority,Equality	Confident
> So if I were to eat only the equivalent of 1000 calories of white bread per day for an entire year, you'd say that I will not only get scurvy, but also fat? Unless you’re leading an extremely sedentiary life you’ll probably starve to death at only 1000 kcal / d. But you’ll probably do so with slightly higher insuline resistance than if you ate a balanced diet including other macronutrients.	europe	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
> So if I were to eat only the equivalent of 1000 calories of white bread per day for an entire year, you'd say that I will not only get scurvy, but also fat? Unless you’re leading an extremely sedentiary life you’ll probably starve to death at only 1000 kcal / d. But you’ll probably do so with slightly higher insuline resistance than if you ate a balanced diet including other macronutrients.	europe	French politics	annotator00	Non-Moral	Confident
> So if I were to eat only the equivalent of 1000 calories of white bread per day for an entire year, you'd say that I will not only get scurvy, but also fat? Unless you’re leading an extremely sedentiary life you’ll probably starve to death at only 1000 kcal / d. But you’ll probably do so with slightly higher insuline resistance than if you ate a balanced diet including other macronutrients.	europe	French politics	annotator02	Non-Moral	Confident
It's a bit late to have any influence on the vote since we are voting tomorrow, and i doubt there is anything very damaging to Macron.	geopolitics	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
It's a bit late to have any influence on the vote since we are voting tomorrow, and i doubt there is anything very damaging to Macron.	geopolitics	French politics	annotator04	Thin Morality	Confident
It's a bit late to have any influence on the vote since we are voting tomorrow, and i doubt there is anything very damaging to Macron.	geopolitics	French politics	annotator02	Non-Moral	Confident
> Hollande party is close to the communist party. Not really.	worldnews	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
> Hollande party is close to the communist party. Not really.	worldnews	French politics	annotator00	Non-Moral	Confident
> Hollande party is close to the communist party. Not really.	worldnews	French politics	annotator02	Non-Moral	Confident
Nah, man, the word on the street now is that Macron is Merkels bitch etc etc bla bla fucking bla	worldnews	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
Nah, man, the word on the street now is that Macron is Merkels bitch etc etc bla bla fucking bla	worldnews	French politics	annotator01	Non-Moral	Confident
Nah, man, the word on the street now is that Macron is Merkels bitch etc etc bla bla fucking bla	worldnews	French politics	annotator02	Non-Moral	Confident
Boston seems like a great city to study in. You're right about Brexit making the UK such a big IF, it's a shame because the UK could've literally been the leader of the bloc, but apparenty having less immigrants was more important than their economy, geopolitical power and reputation — such patriots. I'm interested to see how France turns around with Macron in power, since he's the most liberal president they've ever had. I'm hoping that Macron and Merkel use the unpredictability of our idiotic president to their advantage and push for a federal Europe.	neoliberal	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
Boston seems like a great city to study in. You're right about Brexit making the UK such a big IF, it's a shame because the UK could've literally been the leader of the bloc, but apparenty having less immigrants was more important than their economy, geopolitical power and reputation — such patriots. I'm interested to see how France turns around with Macron in power, since he's the most liberal president they've ever had. I'm hoping that Macron and Merkel use the unpredictability of our idiotic president to their advantage and push for a federal Europe.	neoliberal	French politics	annotator04	Thin Morality	Confident
Boston seems like a great city to study in. You're right about Brexit making the UK such a big IF, it's a shame because the UK could've literally been the leader of the bloc, but apparenty having less immigrants was more important than their economy, geopolitical power and reputation — such patriots. I'm interested to see how France turns around with Macron in power, since he's the most liberal president they've ever had. I'm hoping that Macron and Merkel use the unpredictability of our idiotic president to their advantage and push for a federal Europe.	neoliberal	French politics	annotator00	Authority	Not Confident
Good on Macron for helping his constituents sleep by giving three hour speeches about trade policy.	neoliberal	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
Good on Macron for helping his constituents sleep by giving three hour speeches about trade policy.	neoliberal	French politics	annotator01	Thin Morality	Confident
Good on Macron for helping his constituents sleep by giving three hour speeches about trade policy.	neoliberal	French politics	annotator02	Non-Moral	Confident
> He's hated by the Socialist establishment esspically Hollande lol no, the PS "establishment" preferred him over their own candidate Hamon	worldnews	French politics	annotator03	Loyalty	Somewhat Confident
> He's hated by the Socialist establishment esspically Hollande lol no, the PS "establishment" preferred him over their own candidate Hamon	worldnews	French politics	annotator04	Thin Morality	Confident
> He's hated by the Socialist establishment esspically Hollande lol no, the PS "establishment" preferred him over their own candidate Hamon	worldnews	French politics	annotator01	Loyalty	Not Confident
Hamon was betrayed by the PS in a way (who are basically pro-Macron, now). He also was promoting Universal Basic Income, a pretty radical and criticised measure. The Left united behind Mélenchon's mouvement who "took" some PS voters presumably.	europe	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
Hamon was betrayed by the PS in a way (who are basically pro-Macron, now). He also was promoting Universal Basic Income, a pretty radical and criticised measure. The Left united behind Mélenchon's mouvement who "took" some PS voters presumably.	europe	French politics	annotator04	Thin Morality	Somewhat Confident
Hamon was betrayed by the PS in a way (who are basically pro-Macron, now). He also was promoting Universal Basic Income, a pretty radical and criticised measure. The Left united behind Mélenchon's mouvement who "took" some PS voters presumably.	europe	French politics	annotator02	Loyalty,Authority	Confident
Holy Shit Le Penn is being a tankie right now. What. The. Actual. Fuck.	neoliberal	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
Holy Shit Le Penn is being a tankie right now. What. The. Actual. Fuck.	neoliberal	French politics	annotator01	Non-Moral	Confident
Holy Shit Le Penn is being a tankie right now. What. The. Actual. Fuck.	neoliberal	French politics	annotator00	Non-Moral	Somewhat Confident
> And they told me that if Macron wins, then that means that France voted for the very candidate who represents *the system that everybody's revolting against* TIL everybody = [34.2%](http://i.imgur.com/wMdHtD3.jpg)	neoliberal	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
> And they told me that if Macron wins, then that means that France voted for the very candidate who represents *the system that everybody's revolting against* TIL everybody = [34.2%](http://i.imgur.com/wMdHtD3.jpg)	neoliberal	French politics	annotator00	Authority	Not Confident
> And they told me that if Macron wins, then that means that France voted for the very candidate who represents *the system that everybody's revolting against* TIL everybody = [34.2%](http://i.imgur.com/wMdHtD3.jpg)	neoliberal	French politics	annotator02	Non-Moral	Confident
I know Macron is our savior, but some of us still have long way to understanding French...	neoliberal	French politics	annotator03	Authority	Confident
I know Macron is our savior, but some of us still have long way to understanding French...	neoliberal	French politics	annotator01	Authority	Confident
I know Macron is our savior, but some of us still have long way to understanding French...	neoliberal	French politics	annotator00	Non-Moral	Not Confident
Macron is not a socialist. He is a fake left winger like Crooked Hillary. This could be Trump 2: Electric Boogaloo.	worldnews	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
Macron is not a socialist. He is a fake left winger like Crooked Hillary. This could be Trump 2: Electric Boogaloo.	worldnews	French politics	annotator04	Thin Morality	Confident
Macron is not a socialist. He is a fake left winger like Crooked Hillary. This could be Trump 2: Electric Boogaloo.	worldnews	French politics	annotator02	Non-Moral	Confident
> the French don't trust anything to the right of Stalin right now. Weird because they seem to trust Macron	neoliberal	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
> the French don't trust anything to the right of Stalin right now. Weird because they seem to trust Macron	neoliberal	French politics	annotator04	Proportionality	Confident
> the French don't trust anything to the right of Stalin right now. Weird because they seem to trust Macron	neoliberal	French politics	annotator02	Non-Moral	Confident
Le Pen represents the right wing in France. Which means lefties will innately label her "fascist"	neoliberal	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
Le Pen represents the right wing in France. Which means lefties will innately label her "fascist"	neoliberal	French politics	annotator01	Non-Moral	Confident
Le Pen represents the right wing in France. Which means lefties will innately label her "fascist"	neoliberal	French politics	annotator00	Non-Moral	Somewhat Confident
Please remember, not all of us here hate Greece and not all of us here want to say horrible things to you like that. It hurts every time I see these callous comments toward Greece. There are plenty of people who share Macron's position, too. Conflict just generates more comment traffic.	europe	French politics	annotator03	Care	Not Confident
Please remember, not all of us here hate Greece and not all of us here want to say horrible things to you like that. It hurts every time I see these callous comments toward Greece. There are plenty of people who share Macron's position, too. Conflict just generates more comment traffic.	europe	French politics	annotator04	Thin Morality	Somewhat Confident
Please remember, not all of us here hate Greece and not all of us here want to say horrible things to you like that. It hurts every time I see these callous comments toward Greece. There are plenty of people who share Macron's position, too. Conflict just generates more comment traffic.	europe	French politics	annotator02	Non-Moral	Confident
This is the same over Lord, who said Le Pen wouldn't get close to being elected, that she's a wash out, from an interview on France 24 news.	worldnews	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
This is the same over Lord, who said Le Pen wouldn't get close to being elected, that she's a wash out, from an interview on France 24 news.	worldnews	French politics	annotator04	Thin Morality	Confident
This is the same over Lord, who said Le Pen wouldn't get close to being elected, that she's a wash out, from an interview on France 24 news.	worldnews	French politics	annotator00	Non-Moral	Confident
This is very different from the US election, however. It's impossible for Le Pen's party to win the second round as no other party has formed an alliance with her or endorsed her.	Conservative	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
This is very different from the US election, however. It's impossible for Le Pen's party to win the second round as no other party has formed an alliance with her or endorsed her.	Conservative	French politics	annotator01	Non-Moral	Confident
This is very different from the US election, however. It's impossible for Le Pen's party to win the second round as no other party has formed an alliance with her or endorsed her.	Conservative	French politics	annotator02	Non-Moral	Confident
Most critics watching the debate are saying Macron is hitting it out of the park at the moment.	neoliberal	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
Most critics watching the debate are saying Macron is hitting it out of the park at the moment.	neoliberal	French politics	annotator00	Non-Moral	Confident
Most critics watching the debate are saying Macron is hitting it out of the park at the moment.	neoliberal	French politics	annotator02	Non-Moral	Confident
Same reason Trump won, Brexit happened, Marie Le Pen is popular, and Geert Wilders actually stood a chance - there's an increasing tendency for populism, nationalism and isolationism in the world, and it has becoming far more evident in recent years. While all these events aren't, at the surface and for the most part, connected, the ideology that fuels them is shared and, unlike countries, ideologies have no borders.	europe	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
Same reason Trump won, Brexit happened, Marie Le Pen is popular, and Geert Wilders actually stood a chance - there's an increasing tendency for populism, nationalism and isolationism in the world, and it has becoming far more evident in recent years. While all these events aren't, at the surface and for the most part, connected, the ideology that fuels them is shared and, unlike countries, ideologies have no borders.	europe	French politics	annotator00	Non-Moral	Not Confident
Same reason Trump won, Brexit happened, Marie Le Pen is popular, and Geert Wilders actually stood a chance - there's an increasing tendency for populism, nationalism and isolationism in the world, and it has becoming far more evident in recent years. While all these events aren't, at the surface and for the most part, connected, the ideology that fuels them is shared and, unlike countries, ideologies have no borders.	europe	French politics	annotator02	Equality	Confident
We're a (((globalist))) cabal, dammit. Once we rig Macron into the office of Dictator of the World, political expedience will be secondary.	neoliberal	French politics	annotator03	Loyalty,Authority	Confident
We're a (((globalist))) cabal, dammit. Once we rig Macron into the office of Dictator of the World, political expedience will be secondary.	neoliberal	French politics	annotator04	Thin Morality	Confident
We're a (((globalist))) cabal, dammit. Once we rig Macron into the office of Dictator of the World, political expedience will be secondary.	neoliberal	French politics	annotator02	Loyalty,Authority	Somewhat Confident
Wow some of them really are salty af. "Macron voters deserve terrorism. I have no sympathy for these muslim sympathizers"	worldnews	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Not Confident
Wow some of them really are salty af. "Macron voters deserve terrorism. I have no sympathy for these muslim sympathizers"	worldnews	French politics	annotator04	Proportionality	Confident
Wow some of them really are salty af. "Macron voters deserve terrorism. I have no sympathy for these muslim sympathizers"	worldnews	French politics	annotator02	Care	Confident
Sure, I've made that argument too, but the "hard" part of the left doesn't want to hear it. Tho I expect that the part that does want to hear it is already voting Macron...	neoliberal	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
Sure, I've made that argument too, but the "hard" part of the left doesn't want to hear it. Tho I expect that the part that does want to hear it is already voting Macron...	neoliberal	French politics	annotator01	Non-Moral	Confident
Sure, I've made that argument too, but the "hard" part of the left doesn't want to hear it. Tho I expect that the part that does want to hear it is already voting Macron...	neoliberal	French politics	annotator00	Non-Moral	Confident
> France has suffered way too many terrorist attacks to label Le Pen supporters as "racist" or "extreme." Those two have nothing to do with each other. There could have been a million terrorist attacks in France, and saying racist stuff would still be racist. Voting for an authoritarian flirting with fascist, backed by Putin is not a reasonable reaction to being pissed off. It's like saying Paris has way too much traffic to label car bombers "violent" or "extreme."	worldnews	French politics	annotator03	Authority,Equality	Confident
> France has suffered way too many terrorist attacks to label Le Pen supporters as "racist" or "extreme." Those two have nothing to do with each other. There could have been a million terrorist attacks in France, and saying racist stuff would still be racist. Voting for an authoritarian flirting with fascist, backed by Putin is not a reasonable reaction to being pissed off. It's like saying Paris has way too much traffic to label car bombers "violent" or "extreme."	worldnews	French politics	annotator01	Care,Equality	Confident
> France has suffered way too many terrorist attacks to label Le Pen supporters as "racist" or "extreme." Those two have nothing to do with each other. There could have been a million terrorist attacks in France, and saying racist stuff would still be racist. Voting for an authoritarian flirting with fascist, backed by Putin is not a reasonable reaction to being pissed off. It's like saying Paris has way too much traffic to label car bombers "violent" or "extreme."	worldnews	French politics	annotator00	Authority,Equality	Not Confident
So if we get crazy leftists and right wing nutjobs, does that pave the way for the emergence of a Macron-style radical centrist, i.e. Based Bloomy?	neoliberal	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
So if we get crazy leftists and right wing nutjobs, does that pave the way for the emergence of a Macron-style radical centrist, i.e. Based Bloomy?	neoliberal	French politics	annotator04	Thin Morality	Somewhat Confident
So if we get crazy leftists and right wing nutjobs, does that pave the way for the emergence of a Macron-style radical centrist, i.e. Based Bloomy?	neoliberal	French politics	annotator00	Non-Moral	Somewhat Confident
Le Pen shows yet again that not unlike Trump, in reality she has no idea what she is doing.	europe	French politics	annotator03	Non-Moral	Confident
Le Pen shows yet again that not unlike Trump, in reality she has no idea what she is doing.	europe	French politics	annotator04	Thin Morality	Confident
Le Pen shows yet again that not unlike Trump, in reality she has no idea what she is doing.	europe	French politics	annotator00	Non-Moral	Confident

Dismissing and marginalising points of view as irrational doesnt solve the issue. You cannot, as you have argued, dismiss these opinions as sexism and prejudice when the issue itself was brought up through macrons actions. There needs to be absolute explanations, and reasoning, for their appointment. It could very well be that exactly 50% of the people considered the best for their job were women, but mentioning gender parity only muddies the water with regards to this. People are demanding transparency, not men in these positions. Again, its not sexism, or irrational.

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Dismissing and marginalising points of view as irrational doesnt solve the issue. You cannot, as you have argued, dismiss these opinions as sexism and prejudice when the issue itself was brought up through macrons actions. There needs to be absolute explanations, and reasoning, for their appointment. It could very well be that exactly 50% of the people considered the best for their job were women, but mentioning gender parity only muddies the water with regards to this. People are demanding transparency, not men in these positions. Again, its not sexism, or irrational.

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>Pretty sure Obama just endorsed Macron. Is that not "influencing an election"? What kinda stupid question is that? Of course endorsing a candidate is not influencing an election. The Russian hacking and releasing of campaign emails to directly benefit a candidate actually is influencing an election though.

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>Pretty sure Obama just endorsed Macron. Is that not "influencing an election"? What kinda stupid question is that? Of course endorsing a candidate is not influencing an election. The Russian hacking and releasing of campaign emails to directly benefit a candidate actually is influencing an election though.

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>Pretty sure Obama just endorsed Macron. Is that not "influencing an election"? What kinda stupid question is that? Of course endorsing a candidate is not influencing an election. The Russian hacking and releasing of campaign emails to directly benefit a candidate actually is influencing an election though.

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> Did you just make your own laws? No. > The offence being considered is "publishing violent images", which under certain circumstances can carry a penalty of three years in prison and a fine of 75,000 euros ($78,930). She was inciting violence against Muslims. It's not her first offence. > Le Pen's immunity has been lifted before, in 2013, by the EU parliament. She was then prosecuted in 2015 with "incitement to discrimination over people's religious beliefs", for comparing Muslims praying in public to the Nazi occupation of France during World War Two. Prosecutors eventually recommended the charges be dropped.

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> Did you just make your own laws? No. > The offence being considered is "publishing violent images", which under certain circumstances can carry a penalty of three years in prison and a fine of 75,000 euros ($78,930). She was inciting violence against Muslims. It's not her first offence. > Le Pen's immunity has been lifted before, in 2013, by the EU parliament. She was then prosecuted in 2015 with "incitement to discrimination over people's religious beliefs", for comparing Muslims praying in public to the Nazi occupation of France during World War Two. Prosecutors eventually recommended the charges be dropped.

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Hollande actually tried that and it partially split the PS, the most popular member of the government ended up quitting after this. Basically the law could only apply to dual citizens as you aren't allowed to make people stateless. This was seen as discrimination to dual citizens in France. The law wasn't very popular with conservatives either as it didn't seem to change much.

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Hollande actually tried that and it partially split the PS, the most popular member of the government ended up quitting after this. Basically the law could only apply to dual citizens as you aren't allowed to make people stateless. This was seen as discrimination to dual citizens in France. The law wasn't very popular with conservatives either as it didn't seem to change much.

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Hollande actually tried that and it partially split the PS, the most popular member of the government ended up quitting after this. Basically the law could only apply to dual citizens as you aren't allowed to make people stateless. This was seen as discrimination to dual citizens in France. The law wasn't very popular with conservatives either as it didn't seem to change much.

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Equality

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Nick Clegg, Michael Bloomberg, and our boi Macron, in that order

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Nick Clegg, Michael Bloomberg, and our boi Macron, in that order

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Nick Clegg, Michael Bloomberg, and our boi Macron, in that order

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Confident

France should be more worried about the migrants causing havoc to their own citizens, but they don't. Go Le Pen!

worldnews

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

France should be more worried about the migrants causing havoc to their own citizens, but they don't. Go Le Pen!

worldnews

French politics

annotator04

Authority

Confident

France should be more worried about the migrants causing havoc to their own citizens, but they don't. Go Le Pen!

worldnews

French politics

annotator01

Non-Moral

Somewhat Confident

Macron follows a murderous profit and lobbies for child marriages?

worldnews

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

Macron follows a murderous profit and lobbies for child marriages?

worldnews

French politics

annotator04

Thin Morality

Confident

Macron follows a murderous profit and lobbies for child marriages?

worldnews

French politics

annotator00

Non-Moral

Not Confident

Why wouldn't different ethnic people vote for Le Pen? People are tired of corporatism and the socialist system of control. Where has capitalism gone? People want a free market and the American dream. Liberty, not equality. Le Pen will win I hope.

europe

French politics

annotator03

Loyalty

Somewhat Confident

Why wouldn't different ethnic people vote for Le Pen? People are tired of corporatism and the socialist system of control. Where has capitalism gone? People want a free market and the American dream. Liberty, not equality. Le Pen will win I hope.

europe

French politics

annotator04

Care,Loyalty,Authority,Proportionality

Confident

Why wouldn't different ethnic people vote for Le Pen? People are tired of corporatism and the socialist system of control. Where has capitalism gone? People want a free market and the American dream. Liberty, not equality. Le Pen will win I hope.

europe

French politics

annotator02

Proportionality

Confident

That's another can of worms. Is it acceptable to expose criminal activities if doing so breaks the law ? Or does whistleblowing no longer apply if it can alter the course of politics? Not that it matters. Macron wins handily or polls have been fabricated. Neither of those would surprise me. And even if any of these allegations and documents were true, he would never face punishment for it regardless of if he wins or not, making the whole routine a farce. Iirc as president he would have total immunity for his term.

worldnews

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Not Confident

That's another can of worms. Is it acceptable to expose criminal activities if doing so breaks the law ? Or does whistleblowing no longer apply if it can alter the course of politics? Not that it matters. Macron wins handily or polls have been fabricated. Neither of those would surprise me. And even if any of these allegations and documents were true, he would never face punishment for it regardless of if he wins or not, making the whole routine a farce. Iirc as president he would have total immunity for his term.

worldnews

French politics

annotator04

Thin Morality

Confident

That's another can of worms. Is it acceptable to expose criminal activities if doing so breaks the law ? Or does whistleblowing no longer apply if it can alter the course of politics? Not that it matters. Macron wins handily or polls have been fabricated. Neither of those would surprise me. And even if any of these allegations and documents were true, he would never face punishment for it regardless of if he wins or not, making the whole routine a farce. Iirc as president he would have total immunity for his term.

worldnews

French politics

annotator01

Authority,Equality

Confident

> So if I were to eat only the equivalent of 1000 calories of white bread per day for an entire year, you'd say that I will not only get scurvy, but also fat? Unless you’re leading an extremely sedentiary life you’ll probably starve to death at only 1000 kcal / d. But you’ll probably do so with slightly higher insuline resistance than if you ate a balanced diet including other macronutrients.

europe

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

> So if I were to eat only the equivalent of 1000 calories of white bread per day for an entire year, you'd say that I will not only get scurvy, but also fat? Unless you’re leading an extremely sedentiary life you’ll probably starve to death at only 1000 kcal / d. But you’ll probably do so with slightly higher insuline resistance than if you ate a balanced diet including other macronutrients.

europe

French politics

annotator00

Non-Moral

Confident

> So if I were to eat only the equivalent of 1000 calories of white bread per day for an entire year, you'd say that I will not only get scurvy, but also fat? Unless you’re leading an extremely sedentiary life you’ll probably starve to death at only 1000 kcal / d. But you’ll probably do so with slightly higher insuline resistance than if you ate a balanced diet including other macronutrients.

europe

French politics

annotator02

Non-Moral

Confident

It's a bit late to have any influence on the vote since we are voting tomorrow, and i doubt there is anything very damaging to Macron.

geopolitics

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

It's a bit late to have any influence on the vote since we are voting tomorrow, and i doubt there is anything very damaging to Macron.

geopolitics

French politics

annotator04

Thin Morality

Confident

It's a bit late to have any influence on the vote since we are voting tomorrow, and i doubt there is anything very damaging to Macron.

geopolitics

French politics

annotator02

Non-Moral

Confident

> Hollande party is close to the communist party. Not really.

worldnews

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

> Hollande party is close to the communist party. Not really.

worldnews

French politics

annotator00

Non-Moral

Confident

> Hollande party is close to the communist party. Not really.

worldnews

French politics

annotator02

Non-Moral

Confident

Nah, man, the word on the street now is that Macron is Merkels bitch etc etc bla bla fucking bla

worldnews

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

Nah, man, the word on the street now is that Macron is Merkels bitch etc etc bla bla fucking bla

worldnews

French politics

annotator01

Non-Moral

Confident

Nah, man, the word on the street now is that Macron is Merkels bitch etc etc bla bla fucking bla

worldnews

French politics

annotator02

Non-Moral

Confident

Boston seems like a great city to study in. You're right about Brexit making the UK such a big IF, it's a shame because the UK could've literally been the leader of the bloc, but apparenty having less immigrants was more important than their economy, geopolitical power and reputation — such patriots. I'm interested to see how France turns around with Macron in power, since he's the most liberal president they've ever had. I'm hoping that Macron and Merkel use the unpredictability of our idiotic president to their advantage and push for a federal Europe.

neoliberal

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

Boston seems like a great city to study in. You're right about Brexit making the UK such a big IF, it's a shame because the UK could've literally been the leader of the bloc, but apparenty having less immigrants was more important than their economy, geopolitical power and reputation — such patriots. I'm interested to see how France turns around with Macron in power, since he's the most liberal president they've ever had. I'm hoping that Macron and Merkel use the unpredictability of our idiotic president to their advantage and push for a federal Europe.

neoliberal

French politics

annotator04

Thin Morality

Confident

Boston seems like a great city to study in. You're right about Brexit making the UK such a big IF, it's a shame because the UK could've literally been the leader of the bloc, but apparenty having less immigrants was more important than their economy, geopolitical power and reputation — such patriots. I'm interested to see how France turns around with Macron in power, since he's the most liberal president they've ever had. I'm hoping that Macron and Merkel use the unpredictability of our idiotic president to their advantage and push for a federal Europe.

neoliberal

French politics

annotator00

Authority

Not Confident

Good on Macron for helping his constituents sleep by giving three hour speeches about trade policy.

neoliberal

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

Good on Macron for helping his constituents sleep by giving three hour speeches about trade policy.

neoliberal

French politics

annotator01

Thin Morality

Confident

Good on Macron for helping his constituents sleep by giving three hour speeches about trade policy.

neoliberal

French politics

annotator02

Non-Moral

Confident

> He's hated by the Socialist establishment esspically Hollande lol no, the PS "establishment" preferred him over their own candidate Hamon

worldnews

French politics

annotator03

Loyalty

Somewhat Confident

> He's hated by the Socialist establishment esspically Hollande lol no, the PS "establishment" preferred him over their own candidate Hamon

worldnews

French politics

annotator04

Thin Morality

Confident

> He's hated by the Socialist establishment esspically Hollande lol no, the PS "establishment" preferred him over their own candidate Hamon

worldnews

French politics

annotator01

Loyalty

Not Confident

Hamon was betrayed by the PS in a way (who are basically pro-Macron, now). He also was promoting Universal Basic Income, a pretty radical and criticised measure. The Left united behind Mélenchon's mouvement who "took" some PS voters presumably.

europe

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

Hamon was betrayed by the PS in a way (who are basically pro-Macron, now). He also was promoting Universal Basic Income, a pretty radical and criticised measure. The Left united behind Mélenchon's mouvement who "took" some PS voters presumably.

europe

French politics

annotator04

Thin Morality

Somewhat Confident

Hamon was betrayed by the PS in a way (who are basically pro-Macron, now). He also was promoting Universal Basic Income, a pretty radical and criticised measure. The Left united behind Mélenchon's mouvement who "took" some PS voters presumably.

europe

French politics

annotator02

Loyalty,Authority

Confident

Holy Shit Le Penn is being a tankie right now. What. The. Actual. Fuck.

neoliberal

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

Holy Shit Le Penn is being a tankie right now. What. The. Actual. Fuck.

neoliberal

French politics

annotator01

Non-Moral

Confident

Holy Shit Le Penn is being a tankie right now. What. The. Actual. Fuck.

neoliberal

French politics

annotator00

Non-Moral

Somewhat Confident

> And they told me that if Macron wins, then that means that France voted for the very candidate who represents ***the system that everybody's revolting against*** TIL everybody = [34.2%](http://i.imgur.com/wMdHtD3.jpg)

neoliberal

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

> And they told me that if Macron wins, then that means that France voted for the very candidate who represents ***the system that everybody's revolting against*** TIL everybody = [34.2%](http://i.imgur.com/wMdHtD3.jpg)

neoliberal

French politics

annotator00

Authority

Not Confident

> And they told me that if Macron wins, then that means that France voted for the very candidate who represents ***the system that everybody's revolting against*** TIL everybody = [34.2%](http://i.imgur.com/wMdHtD3.jpg)

neoliberal

French politics

annotator02

Non-Moral

Confident

I know Macron is our savior, but some of us still have long way to understanding French...

neoliberal

French politics

annotator03

Authority

Confident

I know Macron is our savior, but some of us still have long way to understanding French...

neoliberal

French politics

annotator01

Authority

Confident

I know Macron is our savior, but some of us still have long way to understanding French...

neoliberal

French politics

annotator00

Non-Moral

Not Confident

Macron is not a socialist. He is a fake left winger like Crooked Hillary. This could be Trump 2: Electric Boogaloo.

worldnews

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

Macron is not a socialist. He is a fake left winger like Crooked Hillary. This could be Trump 2: Electric Boogaloo.

worldnews

French politics

annotator04

Thin Morality

Confident

Macron is not a socialist. He is a fake left winger like Crooked Hillary. This could be Trump 2: Electric Boogaloo.

worldnews

French politics

annotator02

Non-Moral

Confident

> the French don't trust anything to the right of Stalin right now. Weird because they seem to trust Macron

neoliberal

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

> the French don't trust anything to the right of Stalin right now. Weird because they seem to trust Macron

neoliberal

French politics

annotator04

Proportionality

Confident

> the French don't trust anything to the right of Stalin right now. Weird because they seem to trust Macron

neoliberal

French politics

annotator02

Non-Moral

Confident

Le Pen represents the right wing in France. Which means lefties will innately label her "fascist"

neoliberal

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

Le Pen represents the right wing in France. Which means lefties will innately label her "fascist"

neoliberal

French politics

annotator01

Non-Moral

Confident

Le Pen represents the right wing in France. Which means lefties will innately label her "fascist"

neoliberal

French politics

annotator00

Non-Moral

Somewhat Confident

Please remember, not all of us here hate Greece and not all of us here want to say horrible things to you like that. It hurts every time I see these callous comments toward Greece. There are plenty of people who share Macron's position, too. Conflict just generates more comment traffic.

europe

French politics

annotator03

Care

Not Confident

Please remember, not all of us here hate Greece and not all of us here want to say horrible things to you like that. It hurts every time I see these callous comments toward Greece. There are plenty of people who share Macron's position, too. Conflict just generates more comment traffic.

europe

French politics

annotator04

Thin Morality

Somewhat Confident

Please remember, not all of us here hate Greece and not all of us here want to say horrible things to you like that. It hurts every time I see these callous comments toward Greece. There are plenty of people who share Macron's position, too. Conflict just generates more comment traffic.

europe

French politics

annotator02

Non-Moral

Confident

This is the same over Lord, who said Le Pen wouldn't get close to being elected, that she's a wash out, from an interview on France 24 news.

worldnews

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

This is the same over Lord, who said Le Pen wouldn't get close to being elected, that she's a wash out, from an interview on France 24 news.

worldnews

French politics

annotator04

Thin Morality

Confident

This is the same over Lord, who said Le Pen wouldn't get close to being elected, that she's a wash out, from an interview on France 24 news.

worldnews

French politics

annotator00

Non-Moral

Confident

This is very different from the US election, however. It's impossible for Le Pen's party to win the second round as no other party has formed an alliance with her or endorsed her.

Conservative

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

This is very different from the US election, however. It's impossible for Le Pen's party to win the second round as no other party has formed an alliance with her or endorsed her.

Conservative

French politics

annotator01

Non-Moral

Confident

This is very different from the US election, however. It's impossible for Le Pen's party to win the second round as no other party has formed an alliance with her or endorsed her.

Conservative

French politics

annotator02

Non-Moral

Confident

Most critics watching the debate are saying Macron is hitting it out of the park at the moment.

neoliberal

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

Most critics watching the debate are saying Macron is hitting it out of the park at the moment.

neoliberal

French politics

annotator00

Non-Moral

Confident

Most critics watching the debate are saying Macron is hitting it out of the park at the moment.

neoliberal

French politics

annotator02

Non-Moral

Confident

Same reason Trump won, Brexit happened, Marie Le Pen is popular, and Geert Wilders actually stood a chance - there's an increasing tendency for populism, nationalism and isolationism in the world, and it has becoming far more evident in recent years. While all these events aren't, at the surface and for the most part, connected, the ideology that fuels them is shared and, unlike countries, ideologies have no borders.

europe

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

Same reason Trump won, Brexit happened, Marie Le Pen is popular, and Geert Wilders actually stood a chance - there's an increasing tendency for populism, nationalism and isolationism in the world, and it has becoming far more evident in recent years. While all these events aren't, at the surface and for the most part, connected, the ideology that fuels them is shared and, unlike countries, ideologies have no borders.

europe

French politics

annotator00

Non-Moral

Not Confident

Same reason Trump won, Brexit happened, Marie Le Pen is popular, and Geert Wilders actually stood a chance - there's an increasing tendency for populism, nationalism and isolationism in the world, and it has becoming far more evident in recent years. While all these events aren't, at the surface and for the most part, connected, the ideology that fuels them is shared and, unlike countries, ideologies have no borders.

europe

French politics

annotator02

Equality

Confident

We're a (((globalist))) cabal, dammit. Once we rig Macron into the office of Dictator of the World, political expedience will be secondary.

neoliberal

French politics

annotator03

Loyalty,Authority

Confident

We're a (((globalist))) cabal, dammit. Once we rig Macron into the office of Dictator of the World, political expedience will be secondary.

neoliberal

French politics

annotator04

Thin Morality

Confident

We're a (((globalist))) cabal, dammit. Once we rig Macron into the office of Dictator of the World, political expedience will be secondary.

neoliberal

French politics

annotator02

Loyalty,Authority

Somewhat Confident

Wow some of them really are salty af. "Macron voters deserve terrorism. I have no sympathy for these muslim sympathizers"

worldnews

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Not Confident

Wow some of them really are salty af. "Macron voters deserve terrorism. I have no sympathy for these muslim sympathizers"

worldnews

French politics

annotator04

Proportionality

Confident

Wow some of them really are salty af. "Macron voters deserve terrorism. I have no sympathy for these muslim sympathizers"

worldnews

French politics

annotator02

Care

Confident

Sure, I've made that argument too, but the "hard" part of the left doesn't want to hear it. Tho I expect that the part that does want to hear it is already voting Macron...

neoliberal

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

Sure, I've made that argument too, but the "hard" part of the left doesn't want to hear it. Tho I expect that the part that does want to hear it is already voting Macron...

neoliberal

French politics

annotator01

Non-Moral

Confident

Sure, I've made that argument too, but the "hard" part of the left doesn't want to hear it. Tho I expect that the part that does want to hear it is already voting Macron...

neoliberal

French politics

annotator00

Non-Moral

Confident

> France has suffered way too many terrorist attacks to label Le Pen supporters as "racist" or "extreme." Those two have nothing to do with each other. There could have been a million terrorist attacks in France, and saying racist stuff would still be racist. Voting for an authoritarian flirting with fascist, backed by Putin is not a reasonable reaction to being pissed off. It's like saying *Paris has way too much traffic to label car bombers "violent" or "extreme."*

worldnews

French politics

annotator03

Authority,Equality

Confident

> France has suffered way too many terrorist attacks to label Le Pen supporters as "racist" or "extreme." Those two have nothing to do with each other. There could have been a million terrorist attacks in France, and saying racist stuff would still be racist. Voting for an authoritarian flirting with fascist, backed by Putin is not a reasonable reaction to being pissed off. It's like saying *Paris has way too much traffic to label car bombers "violent" or "extreme."*

worldnews

French politics

annotator01

Care,Equality

Confident

> France has suffered way too many terrorist attacks to label Le Pen supporters as "racist" or "extreme." Those two have nothing to do with each other. There could have been a million terrorist attacks in France, and saying racist stuff would still be racist. Voting for an authoritarian flirting with fascist, backed by Putin is not a reasonable reaction to being pissed off. It's like saying *Paris has way too much traffic to label car bombers "violent" or "extreme."*

worldnews

French politics

annotator00

Authority,Equality

Not Confident

So if we get crazy leftists and right wing nutjobs, does that pave the way for the emergence of a Macron-style radical centrist, i.e. Based Bloomy?

neoliberal

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

So if we get crazy leftists and right wing nutjobs, does that pave the way for the emergence of a Macron-style radical centrist, i.e. Based Bloomy?

neoliberal

French politics

annotator04

Thin Morality

Somewhat Confident

So if we get crazy leftists and right wing nutjobs, does that pave the way for the emergence of a Macron-style radical centrist, i.e. Based Bloomy?

neoliberal

French politics

annotator00

Non-Moral

Somewhat Confident

Le Pen shows yet again that not unlike Trump, in reality she has no idea what she is doing.

europe

French politics

annotator03

Non-Moral

Confident

Le Pen shows yet again that not unlike Trump, in reality she has no idea what she is doing.

europe

French politics

annotator04

Thin Morality

Confident

Le Pen shows yet again that not unlike Trump, in reality she has no idea what she is doing.

europe

French politics

annotator00

Non-Moral

Confident