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If Marine Le Pen becomes president, we can buy some time. France is very powerful in Europe. If she wins, we will have some time to stand up against the kikes bullshit and the war in Ukraine. If she loses, we are all screwed. Anyway, if she wins, it means the election is not fixed this time. She is our only hope right now. I mean it.

If Marine Le Pen becomes president, we can buy some time. France is very powerful in Europe. If she wins, we will have some time to stand up against the kikes bullshit and the war in Ukraine. If she loses, we are all screwed. Anyway, if she wins, it means the election is not fixed this time. She is our only hope right now. I mean it.

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Generally they'll know what you're up to if you do that though, and they'll do the same tactics.

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Wtf are you talking about?

There's no way to bully voters in voting this or that in the french context, the only way is through tv brainwashing

And yes the french voting system is far superior to the US one in terms of reliability, but the reality is not so much that the french system is "awesome", it's just normal. The US voting system however is shockingly far below average, it's total shit even by shithole standards

That's the reality

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If you take all the ballots, those clowns are going to think "They want to vote for Le Pen (or some other non-globalist candidate) but don't want to openly show it" and then engage in the same bullying tactics. It does happen, even if there's rules against it.

I agree that the US system is utter horseshit.

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Well, first of all, voter intimidation in france isn't a thing, it's cops right away, there's zero tolerance for that sort of stunt

And even if it happened somewhere in france, in some hypothetical extreme circumstances/context, you just need to come with the bulletin you received by mail and take another one to pretend you're voting for it

Elections aren't run by felons in france, you're projecting on france, your american view of the election process, and I get that in the US, fraud and voter intimidation aren't necessarily something out of the ordinary.... And that's a problem, indeed, to say the least