On and off I have thought of starting this thread but now something bad has happened and it's time :
France has become the first and only country in the world so far to have abortion as a constitutional right. Just in time for international women's day.
See the people cheering in that video in the article. Cheering for something as anti-life as homosexuality. Even if abortion could stay legal for some nasty situations isn't it just wrong to be cheering about it like that as if it were something fantastic? Reminds me of that refugees welcome cheering that was going on in Germany when the trains arrived in Munich. How retarded are these people.. It is definitely the most clown thing to happen in European politics for a while.
Anyway I did not want to restrict this thread to this unfortunate development.
There was of course as mentioned elsewhere Macron trying to get French troops officially into Ukraine. France is not in the slightest threatened by what is happening in Ukraine and yet he is willing to risk starting a nuclear war. France is or was the world's 3rd biggest nuclear power so if they start one it will be mutually assured destruction.
Something else of more general interest in French politics is how Jordan Bardella replaced Marine Le Pen as leader of the Rassemblement National (formerly Front National) after Le Pen resigned to pursue her last (failed) attempt to become president.
He's quite young for that sort of role, currently 28.
Please post in this thread any thoughts or comments on the above, or other significant French political developments as they occur.
France has become the first and only country in the world so far to have abortion as a constitutional right. Just in time for international women's day.
See the people cheering in that video in the article. Cheering for something as anti-life as homosexuality. Even if abortion could stay legal for some nasty situations isn't it just wrong to be cheering about it like that as if it were something fantastic? Reminds me of that refugees welcome cheering that was going on in Germany when the trains arrived in Munich. How retarded are these people.. It is definitely the most clown thing to happen in European politics for a while.
Anyway I did not want to restrict this thread to this unfortunate development.
There was of course as mentioned elsewhere Macron trying to get French troops officially into Ukraine. France is not in the slightest threatened by what is happening in Ukraine and yet he is willing to risk starting a nuclear war. France is or was the world's 3rd biggest nuclear power so if they start one it will be mutually assured destruction.
Something else of more general interest in French politics is how Jordan Bardella replaced Marine Le Pen as leader of the Rassemblement National (formerly Front National) after Le Pen resigned to pursue her last (failed) attempt to become president.
He's quite young for that sort of role, currently 28.
Please post in this thread any thoughts or comments on the above, or other significant French political developments as they occur.