/lit/ - Literature

>>15360849
what did he mean by this

Wild

*bassboostedLaMarseillaise.mp3*
nice

>>15360849
I am not French but Macron makes France great again. I am getting strong De Gaulle vibes.

>>15360849
LE ROI TIGRE

>>15360849
>honhonhonhon
>seduces his teacher during high school
>cucks her husband
>marries her
>rides the tiger to French presidency

Macron, le plus raffiné des politiques

>>15361227
What can he possibly do to make France great again

>>15360849
it is well known he was under cocain during the speech

>>15361252>>15361227
>>15361246

politicians have been incompetent since the oil crunch, but they were good at communication
Since Holland, any politician is bad at both, because There has not been any intellectual in france and no ideology, jsut living on their past and thinking they are important because of some seat at the UN.
Macron is the pinnacle of the republic by the secular bourgeois

>>15361227
Indeed you aren’t French, because no Frenchman in his right mind would say such nonsense. Considering how he’s undoing the legacy of the CNR and his eurolatry, comparing him with De Gaulle is ludicrous to say the least.

Still not as based as charles mentioning guenon. can't wait for that mad lad to be king

>>15361227
>never held an elected office before
>was a banker, then an economic counselor to a president he backstabbed
>is friends with media moguls who pushed his candidacy like no other
>wants more immigrants and less social security, more EU and less sovereignty
>talks about trickle-down economics in 2020, cut taxes for the rich while raising taxes dedicated to retirement plans
based gaullist

He is against Russian interference in EU matters, sets himself free from Germany, is against the silliest aspects of US foreign policy and most importantly know about the potential danger of China globally. He is a good leader for France and Europe. France should be proud.

>>15361346
>never held an elected office before
He got elected president

>was a banker, then an economic counselor to a president he backstabbed
He was Minister of the Economy and Industry so he isn't ignorant of how to do the job

>is friends with media moguls who pushed his candidacy like no other
He is a politician, that's true.

>wants more immigrants and less social security
I believe he does - or at least he intends to do - the exact opposite actually.

>more EU and less sovereignty
Which is not a bad thing; better stronger through EU together (where we choose waht EU we want and how) rather than weaker in the global stage with full sovereignty on paper and playing China's or Russia's game for instance though Chinese companies (supported by the Chinese state and playing unfair) or Russian intervention though funding of opposion parties like Le Pen's party for instance.

>talks about trickle-down economics in 2020, cut taxes for the rich while raising taxes dedicated to retirement plans
France needs to strengthen the economy and if anyone knows how to do that, it's him.

He is a good leader.

>>15361277
>Indeed you aren’t French
Indeed I am not but I am a European and I want to see a strong France leading in Europe and in the world because I love France and it's in my best interest, too. It's a different prespective, removed from the blindness of everyday politics.

I believe that if someone can restore France, it's him; make France stable, reduce immigration, strengthen the economy and French foreign policy.

>>15361252
>>15361276
>oil
France has done some very good moves through Total in the EEZ of Cyprus and has used French navy to secure French interest against Turkish claims. An interesting move geopolitically, strategically and economically.

>>15361252
At first France is already great. All you have to do is strengthen your economy, especially now in the context of Brexit, become stronger in the realm of foreign policy as you already do in the frame of European and French best interests, you have to take the leading role in the EU because Germany isn't suited for the role and doesn't want the role. Such a France could stabilize its interior and solve the interior problems as Macron would have political capital to spend on doing just that because the French people would know that France is strong again.

>>15360849
>enfourcher
but the French translation is chevaucher.

>>15360849
He's an influence on the idiots that think they're smart in European politics, in other words right wing conservatives. Not surprised.

>>15360849

Yes

YES

The tiger is loose.

>>15360849
That's not a metaphor exclusively used by Evola, and I doubt this faggot has read Evola.

>>15363007
He reads Machiavelli and Hegel

>>15363144
Both of which are considered core works of philosophy. Not sure how Evola fits in there.

>>15363144
This. He banged his milf teacher during those extra "tutoring" sessions, since they shared the love for literature and philosophy.

>>15361643
Damn good post here

>>15361643
>Indeed I am not
>I believe...
> it's in my best interest, too
>I believe...
You ignorant leeching nigger, you clearly don't know what you're talking about. Sovereignty is the number 1 definer of democracy. The EU was imposed to Europeans in spite of a referendum, and it forces countries to follow rules that only serve big corporations and slowly kills local business. Macron is not "just a politician", he had never been elected before being put to the forefront out of sheer luck and lack of credible alternative, his election was a great swindle, he was not elected by the majority of voting-age citizens, and was only elected because of the spook of "the evil nazis" that the other candidate supposedly represented, he is personal friends with people who own the media, and listens to his friends in influential liberal capitalist think tanks. ALL TV channels parrot the government's talking points, there is absolutely no dissenting voice in mainstream media, which is unprecedented. He has no leadership but wants to be regarded as Jupiter. He absolutely wants more immigration, in part to break down workers' rights. Trickle down economics have been debunked time and again, and he believes in a hyper-hierarchical society where the rich supposedly do all the work and deserve all the benefits. His reform of retirement funds is a joke whose punchline is private pension funds (friends of his, again). You sound like a 19yo business school student who fantasizes about economic growth. He is the puppet candidate of globalist interests, and his election only benefits them. He is absolutely not the candidate of stability, he said himself that he wants disruption in order to make the structural changes he deems "difficult but necessary". You do not know anything about French politics, and have a very poor understanding of France's role within the EU, and of the EU with regards to the rest of the world. Shut the fuck up.

>>15363211
retard

>>15364051
>forces countries to follow rules that only serve big corporations and slowly kills local business
Didn't even read the rest of your boring post but the EU has the best consumer protection laws in the world and that's not even up for debate

>>15364076
>agro-industrial groups lobby for unnecessary "safety measures" that no small farm can afford and reap all of the subsidies while making farmers 21st century serfs who can't pick their crops and owe money when the harvest isn't good enough, and then sell the subsidized produce at a low price in third world countries to kill two farming livelihoods with one stone
great stuff

The EU was put in place despite the resounding "no" from voters, it's anti-democratic. No law should be imposed to a country without the consent of the lawmakers of said country, let alone the citizens.

>>15361643
>I am an amerilard, I have an opinion look !

>>15364172
You have no idea how EU lawmaking works

JE SUIS ... JUPITER

>>15361656
this

JE SUIS ... EMPEREUR

>he's read Evola
doubt it

>>15364803
>he doesn't know about what evola said about the magical properties of nigger sperm
NGMI, also someone post the quote

>>15364728
>>15364740
B A S É

>>15360849
>>15361125
>We must pin the tiger down and fuck it into submission

>>15364812
>>15364803

>>15360849
Evola was referring to a Chinese proverb when he wrote the book. It's likely Macron hasn't read Evola and is just quoting that same proverb.

>>15364865
Nah I think it's more likely that Macron is secretely a nazi whose interest lies in obscure esoteric fascist thought.

>>15361252
Sever ties with the colonies and deport nonwhites.

WTF, are we being raided by r/neoliberal?

>>15361261
This show is an atrocity against the senses

>>15360849
>ride the tiger
Its asian proverb.

>>15364855
based and BBCpilled

can someone translate?

>>15364051
>Indeed I am not
>I believe...
> it's in my best interest, too
>I believe...
It's called expressing my own views, if you think you possess the ultimate truth, Rome lost a Pope and Paris a Napoleon.

>You ignorant leeching nigger
>Shut the fuck up.
>retard
Talk to yourself. The only problem is that such populist views like yours deceive people, like they did in Greece before the crisis and during the crisis, even appearing to be left on same cases and right on others. I only pray that sane minds preveil and let France reach its maximum potential. But even if people with similar views preveil and cause damage, we will be here even after that for our countries and EU.

>>15364172
>The EU was put in place despite the resounding "no" from voters, it's anti-democratic.
Parliaments and/or people have voted so that their respective countries can enter EU. Noone forced anyone, you do realize that. But then again, we are so oppresive that we let UK leave by referendum.

If you think that EU is oppressive, why don't you go live in more free places like China, Russia, Turkey and most countries of the Middle East, Venezuela, North Korea etc; go to the main square of each capital and yell "there is no Democracy here" and see what happens. It's weird because you seem to be able to express your objections freely on the Internet, which is not a given in most countries.

We tend to take for granded our culture, our wealth, our freedom of speech and especially, I am afraid, our democracy; because in France as in the rest of the EU (and to join EU your country *has* to be a Democracy) you can vote whomever you want to represent you and change things according to what you think is right, even if that may be wrong. So probably you are not oppresed. Unless you believe that the result of Democratic elections is an oppretion just because you disagree with it in which case noone can do nothing about.

>>15363211
Thank you. VIVE LA FRANCE!

>>15364076
>>15364704
this and this

Why won't he move France's embassy to Jerusalem?