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I thought only we were that violent but have to say we got tough competition
Highest tax ratio is in France so I guess its all about taxation
I thought only we were that violent but have to say we got tough competition
Pain di siri france hota tou anni paa deni thiPen di siri ki yaad tazaa ker di
Pain di siri france hota tou anni paa deni thi
I think these yellow vests beat TLP hands down....Pain di siri france hota tou anni paa deni thi
@Vergennes , I heard that Le Pennand the others in her Russian financed party are also supporting the protests? Is that true and what are the chances of Marina LePenevskaya to be the next President of France?
I hope it won’t ever happen...
Quite interesting, there are some real sh1theads ruining it all.Demonstrations were held in Belgium
I thought only we were that violent but have to say we got tough competition
The President is currently holding a crisis meeting with among others,the PM,the home minister and its secretary and minister of ecology after yesterday's events.
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Another demonstration is planned next saturday.
France's actually the champion of Europe when it comes to taxation. Taxes to GDP ratio amounted to 48,8% of the GDP. Recently,government's revenues from taxes reached more than €.1,038 trillion.
Well,basically anyone who's against Macron and his policies are supporting the yellow vests and are blaming the violences that happened on Macron who closed the doors of negociation with the movement and is deaf concerning the demands of the people,thus forcing them to radicalize.
As for Marine becoming the next President of France,it's hard to say. She probably might not even run in 2022,thus giving her place to someone else. (slim chances,but not impossible) Her party at least might gain popularity due to the growing discontent about Macron and his policies. (Her party is now polling first for the European elections,recently toppling Macron's)
I actually believe the next presidential election will see a candidate from the far right and far left competing against each other in the 2nd round... which is pretty scary. (For exemple,large part of young people turn to far right or far left parties,Macron at 100% lost the "old electorate" (old people,retirees),they will probably either turn to far left or far right parties after imposing them tax increases...)
I don't believe classical old political parties will get any more momentum (socialists,republicans...),but only time will tell.