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Not much, it's mostly due to the fact that in the last 8 years, Macron has wrecked tax revenue. Basically, we are spending as much money as we always have, roughly 50% of our GDP, but the revenue has plummeted.

Most of the money has gone straight into the pockets of a handful of people, and these people are now massively funding fascist propaganda to prevent being taxed and paying their fair share.

It's a really easy problem to solve, framed as a conundrum, and fear-mongered to death.

The security council was a mistake

China getting ready to walk on the moon, while Americans argue whether vaccines actually work and whether minorities are human.

Isn't that one of the reasons Stalin died so miserably ? People were so afraid of frustrating/angering him that they just never challenged anything he did or he said, even his doctors, for fear of reprisal.

It's a projected image, not an engraving, not a painting.

Getting arrested for projecting a photo of two pedophiles. That's definitely freedom of speech right there

Bah non justement, ça n'a pas de conséquences pour eux malheureusement. Et c'est pour ça que ça continue et que ça empire mois après mois...

What the fuck

That's a consequence and a symptom, not the cause. The people manufacturing the consent and the one being manipulated into it are different groups of people. One is choosing and consenting, the other ones are more victims than anything else. It doesn't excuse the heinous shit some of them do or believe, but it explains it.

They can't enjoy it because they don't know it's happening, that's literally why it's called manufactured consent. It's not real consent.

You forgot the massive part played by manufactured consent. Attacking education and massively buying mass media, makes it that elections become what they are now. An illusion of choice. Freedom of information is a central pillar of democracy, you can't make educated choices if you're not educated.

Rights are seldom acquired by asking nicely. We should be there as a civilization, but the imaginary numbers on the screens of 300 people are more important