#rassemblement national

[thebellekeys]

europeans be like “omg north americans are so racist it’s horrible” and then elect fascists

[hard--headed--woman]

DANS VOTRE CUL LE RN.

[bubblymooon]

Je viens de regarder le reportage arte sur les nouveaux votants RN (lien )et je comprends pas. Je comprends pas ces jeunes, je comprends pas qu'iels votent un parti aux origines fascistes et rasciste et je comprends pas comment c'est possible d'être autant à côté de la plaque ????

Y'a une des jeunes femmes qui dit qu'elle vote RN pour lutter contre les inégalités ??? Et son premier exemple d'inégalités c'est les personnes issues de l'immigration qui ont des aides sociales ???? Genre meuf. Toi aussi tu peux avoir des aides sociales, tu crois pas que le vrai problème c'est les MILLIARDAIRES genre ???

Un des gars quand on lui parle des origines du FN il dit que le parti a changé de nom depuis 2017 et que "il était pas au FN à l'époque". Donc changer de nom ça suffit pour changer d'histoire ??? Donc ne pas avoir été dans un parti c'est une raison valable pour en avoir rien à faire de son histoire ???

Y'a aussi une jeune qui dit qu'elle s'est fait arracher sa croix, traiter de sale blanche, et genre. Ça me fait de la peine, la meuf elle a que 15 ans, mais mademoiselle si tu penses que le racisme c'est mal qu'est ce que tu fous au RN genre ???

Bref. Autre monde.

[risiblesamour]

c’est juste pour dire que la jeunesse emmerde le Front National, bisous

[justinspoliticalcorner]

Thomas Adamson, Sylvie Corbet, and Elaine Ganley at AP, via HuffPost:

PARIS (AP) — Jean-Marie Le Pen, the founder of France’s far-right National Front who was known for fiery rhetoric against immigration and multiculturalism that earned him both staunch supporters and widespread condemnation, has died. He was 96. A polarizing figure in French politics, Le Pen’s controversial statements, including Holocaust denial, led to multiple convictions and strained his political alliances . Le Pen, who once reached the second round of the 2002 presidential election, was eventually estranged from his daughter, Marine Le Pen, who renamed his National Front party, kicked him out and transformed it into one of France’s most powerful political forces while distancing herself from her father’s extremist image. Jordan Bardella, president of the National Rally as the party is now known, confirmed Le Pen’s death in a post on social media platform X on Tuesday. Bardella’s unusually warm tribute highlighted Le Pen’s polemical past, including his ties to the Algerian war, describing him as a “tribune of the people” who “always served France” and expressing condolences to his family, including Marine.

The post appeared to blur the distance the rebranded party had sought to establish between its firebrand founder and its more polished, modern direction under Marine Le Pen. Marine Le Pen, thousands of kilometers (miles) away in the French territory of Mayotte, was inspecting the aftermath of destructive Cyclone Chido at the time of her father’s death. Despite his exclusion from the party in 2015, Le Pen’s divisive legacy endures, marking decades of French political history and shaping the trajectory of the far right.

French far-right antisemite Jean-Marie Le Pen died at 96. Le Pen founded the right-wing populist/far-right National Front (Front national), in which his daughter Marine succeeded him in leading the party and made the party more palatable to center-right folk.

[homemade-mixture]

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[vincentreproches]

[transparentgentlemenmarker]

Jeux olympiques les parigots accourent

Mais avant, l'heure est au rassemblement national

[ecrisettaistoi]

Lève-toi

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Lève-toi, ducon et va voter

oui c'est de toi qu'il est question,

toi l'enfoiré

qui laisse d'autres décider

d'autres qui usent, eux, de leur droit,

qui votent, font entendre leur voix,

leur front bas

avant de relever la tête,

le menton,

le bras,

lève-toi, enfoiré

ou le vent va tous

nous emporter.

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[anchesetuttinoino]

Mi duole dover citare ancora Ilaria Salis, ma l’ultima considerazione della neo eroina della sinistra ci permette di realizzare un’analisi. Cosa ha detto? Che il risultato in Francia è stato “non solo il tradizionale argine repubblicano” contro Le Pen” ma “una vera e propria sollevazione popolare”. Ma è davvero così? Ieri ci siamo divertiti a immaginare il risultato delle elezioni in Francia applicando il sistema inglese e abbiamo visto che, in tal caso, oggi Bardella sarebbe premier e parleremmo di trionfo lepenista. Senza contare che sia al primo turno che al secondo turno (sì, anche al secondo in cui è stata “sconfitta”) le Pen ha preso più voti di tutti gli altri partiti. Ma se anche guardiamo ai seggi conquistati dai singoli partiti, e non dalle coalizioni che peraltro al loro interno sono litigiose mica poco, il risultato tutto fa immaginare tranne che una “sollevazione popolare” della sinistra. Quale è il primo partito? Il Rassemblement National con 125 seggi, molti più dei 78 de La France Insoumise. Ma il tanto decantato Melenchon, indicato dai più come il grande vincitore, in realtà in Assemblea avrà meno rappresentanti del partito di Macron (che ne ha 99). Senza contare che, rispetto all’ultima legislatura, RN ha guadagnato 36 seggi, i melenchoniani solo 3 mentre i marconisti esultano ma ne hanno persi 85. Poi è chiaro: le alleanze contano nei sistemi elettorali, così come conta la legge elettorale che determina il sistema politico ben più di tante discussioni sociologiche. Anche Donald Trump divenne presidente con meno voti assoluti di Hillary Clinton. Ma se consideriamo che Mélenchon e il partito socialista, due azionisti di maggioranza del Nuovo Fronte Popolare, in realtà si amano come Renzi e Calenda, vien da dire che anziché parlare di “tracollo di Le Pen”, come va di moda fare, forse occorrerebbe analizzare meglio il sistema politico, quello elettorale e il gran caos che si prospetta in Parlamento. E magari provare ad essere un pochino più oggettivi.

[echo-s-land]

Go vote.

[hard--headed--woman]

Le Rassemblement National est en tête je vais craquer, je vous jure, c'est catastrophique. La situation politique actuelle est DÉSASTREUSE et profondément stressante.

[flow33didontsmoke]

please vote on july 7th it’s very important. Don’t let the fascist win i’m begging you

our country has to remain free for all, they’re just manipulating you but the RN is just fucking dumb and composed of fucking assholes it’s not because « hihi Bardella x Attal they’re so funny » that they are fun, you’re just giving them a better image just like they WANT. THE RN IS STILL THE SAME AS WHEN IT WAS CREATED AND IT WILL NEVER CHANGE

VOTE FOR BETTER THINGS, NOT TO GO BACK IN TIME

[gaelic]

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[justinspoliticalcorner]

Ashifa Kassam at The Guardian:

Voter turnout across France has surged to a near four-decade high as voters cast their ballots in the first round of high stakes, snap parliamentary elections that could lead to the far-right party of Marine Le Pen forming a government in a historic first. While polls suggest support for Le Pen’s far-right, anti-immigrant National Rally (RN) has strengthened in recent days, the outcome of the two-round election, called three weeks ago by the president, Emmanuel Macron, following the crushing defeat of his allies in the European parliamentary elections, remains highly uncertain. With three hours remaining until polls closed on Sunday, voter turnout had reached 59.39% – an increase of nearly 20 points compared with the 2022 elections, according to the interior ministry. Turnout is estimated to be the highest since the 1986 legislative vote, the research director for Ipsos France, Mathieu Gallard, told Reuters. The high turnout is likely to mean that many more third-place candidates will make it to the second round of the election, Mujtaba Rahman, Eurasia Group’s managing director for Europe, said on social media. “Why does that matter? It allows Left and the Macron centre to make deals to withdraw (the) worst-placed candidates and allow the others a free run against the Far Right candidate in Round 2,” he wrote. The outcome of these tactical alliances could decide whether the RN “approaches” a majority in the second round, he added.

The first round of the French Parliamentary elections are today, and the far-right Rassemblement National (National Rally) are projected to be the lead party.