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It's do fucking infuriating that the general public isn't aware about this. It's almost like (at least here in France) the rich and powerful prefer the far right - right to go to the end election (the 2 biggest go to a second turn, and everyone prefers "not the extremist party", giving a free win to the other).
Before you all say the rich and powerful prefer the extreme right, I don't think it's that clear cut here, they are well ok with the "classic right".
I also hope the extreme right here will split up, there is infighting because they close in to the absolute power.
This already happened in the US ... Don't let it happen where you live
Yeah I'm working on an intelligence pill...