• Uruanna@lemmy.world
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    4 months ago

    imagery of red flags, hammers and sickles, photos of Marx and Che Guevara

    Name one French politician who uses that?

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      4 months ago

      Jean-Luc Mélenchon leader of La France Insoumise which is the biggest party on the left in France.

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        4 months ago

        Don’t watch far right propaganda. Even the communist party removed the hammer and sickle over a decade ago.

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      4 months ago

      It’s not the politicians, it’s the people that the working class ignores do that. ie. Solcialists. Since the voters aren’t influenced by that bullshit, the politicians aren’t going to influenced by it either.

      Socialists are incapable of influencing the will of the people because of sentimentality over symbols of the past. And really why should anyone be influenced by people nostalgic for past failures and just sit around making excuses for those failures?

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        ? ? ? Sir this is Europe, you’re in the wrong part of the world, you don’t know what socialists are.

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          American exceptionalism was already cringe enough, but now they’re trying to extrapolate their own politics to everywhere else in the world? Holy shit they’re hopeless.

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          Oh I’m sorry thought it was global ideological movement, not a religious movement with different sects in different parts of the world. Sorry for the confusion.