I don't know why he thinks that would be confidence-inspiring, considering he completely creamed Le Pen in their head-to-head debate last time around.Plus Macron has refused to go on head-to-head debatesbitch is scared of getting DESTROYED.
He's in a defense position this time with a LOT to defend and answer to
plus it's not just Le Pen he would have gone against.
Well hiding in a fridge worked for a certain cunt over herePlus Macron has refused to go on head-to-head debates
The economy and the EU are his main selling points. He's also daring to push equality and the environment but girl, please
By the age of 65, 25% for the poorest are already DEAD. Sure, they should vote for thatHe wants them to work to the shocking age of 65!
By the age of 65, 25% for the poorest are already DEAD. Sure, they should vote for that
Tell that to the people concerned mostly by this reform, let's see if that changes anything.
REALLY? It's 67 in the UK and while no-one really likes it, it's hardly an election decider.He wants them to work to the shocking age of 65!
I guess higher retirement age in return for the NHS is something we just accept. Of course there is a list of caveats, but on the whole it appears on the surface to be a fairly decent deal. It doesn't feel like less social rights.
There are literally a dozen other ways to fix that, and definitely more equitable ways at that. Let's ask a garbage collector and construction worker to work until they're 70 on the back of healthcare improving (don't get me started on that, Macron has been disastrous on that front).
But isn't there going to be some differentiation specifically for people whose work is dependent on their age? Am due at 67 for example but people who fly airplanes can retire younger than me.
Well guess what, that's another thing Macron wants to change, increasing retirement age for all those special categories as well. But either way most of those categories don't even include the poorest who have to continue labouring until they're well into their 60s.
I don't think it's a shocking age to work to personally (but then, I'm not a manual worker!). But if you've got someone saying you have to work another three years and someone saying you don't, which are you going to choose?He wants them to work to the shocking age of 65!
To be fair, the way they do it over here is announce it in the middle of the parliament for people who are ages away from retiring and hope most people will have forgotten it by the time of the election, and it usually works. I imagine Macron maybe couldn't get it through that way (given he's probably about to lose his majority in the parliament whatever happens, so you'd assume he would've done before now if it was that simple. Either that or he's an idiot.)
Unfortunately, that is not the case, so it feels like it's just another reform that is just unjust towards the less fortunate.
plan. The plan was over all to privatise numerous state sectors until the pandemic hit and then all of a sudden all of that looked like such a stupid idea.
Quite a lot of people have already taken a shitload of losses for "what's best for the country as a whole", at the same time as seeing a lot of other people absolutely rake it in beyond what anybody could possibly need.
I mean sorry but
France has been running a deficit every year since the 60s and its economy is still on par with the UK's as the 5th/6th biggest in the world. The poor usually tend to suffer far more when spending on them gets cut after getting labeled 'overspending'.
