I agree, and am from the US. The French kick ass (although, I do not agree with Socialism). If you piss the common French off, they show you hell. We could learn a thing or two here. We are taught the French are week, though. By design... I always give this example between Euros, and Americans. Euros kick the canister back at the police, while Americans, scatter like cockroaches. We are a young nation/people. Halp....

Meh, it's all relative, but people are ignorant...

European police are only carrying batons and gas into riots. In America our police have M-16 machine guns with rubber bullets and a magazine of real bullets should things get too out of hand.

M-16 machine guns, lol.

In France, you can be seriously harmed during a riot by the police, it doesn't prevent people to go on the street. Believe me, they can have M-16 machine, french would continue to go in the street.

Half of the population believes that you should unequivocally listen to what police say. The president just said he wants to militarize the police and people are like, yaaaaasssss kween.

Maybe the socialism is what makes the French tough. I assume they are healthier, have a better quality of living and there’s a sense of community there.

Maybe the socialism is what makes the French tough.

No, they are far older, and have dealt with true tyranny (Socialism is another form of tyranny)... Then again, Communism makes people dead inside, and not care. We should institute Communism!!!

Was trying to have a serious conversation with you, but I forgot it’s impossible because you think the other proles are the real enemy.

I'll have an honest conversation with you, but, I'm a Voluntaryist. It's not secret. Your choice...

You’re quite the catch.

Ol' Diamondback Sturgeon https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YNGpNP6qud0

I am, and am way out of your league...

Yeah those frenchies never let even one muslim terrorist/gangrapist into their country they're so hardcore!

/s

We have been so successfully divided that we no longer are capable of acting as one. The goal was to divide and conquer and we have let them do it.

It works so great it's sickening, half the county is thrilled with the tax plan the other half couldn't sleep last night.

France doesn't have socialism for the most part...

The French are proud people.

It's cause Murican government is smart enough to pay their police and military well to do whatever they are told.

Aren't Muslims patrolling the streets imposing Sharia law on Frenchmen and women?

Fake news dude.

IDK, I have seen some crazy videos of what paris looks like, it is like the streets of san francisco but instead of homeless citizens it's homeless migrants from north Africa.

My best holiday i ever had was in france. The town even organised a special party for my family. The whole town!! It was epic Love France :)

You can say the same thing about NJ, USA, but it isn't applicable to the city of Camden, NJ.

What?!!! Also, I'm not American so your abreviations don't mean much. At a guess I'd say New Jersey?

Yes. What I mean was that I'm sure France overall is wonderful and I hope to visit some day, but that doesn't mean a major city like Paris doesn't have some issues.

In New Jersey, USA the place with the biggest problems is a city called Camden.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camden,_New_Jersey

Whats that got to do with anythinh though?

I was talking about Paris specifically, you said France was great and you had a wonderful time.

Apples and Oranges.

Don't know why the truth is being downvoted. Just walk 10 minutes north of the tourist center.

Paris is an Arabic/African shithole with ~50% of the babies born in 2017 from non-French parents.

people don't want the truth. then again there are the pro globalist bots and shills.

I went to Paris for 3 weeks on buisness last month. The idea that Paris is overrun with migrants is just bullshit. I've never seen so many blonde haired and blue eyed people in one place.

And I assume while you were there on business you explored the city and went into the bad areas that even locals avoid, much less tourists. You could go spend a week in Detroit and as long as you stayed in the area of your downtown hotel and the convention center/wherever you're doing business you'd think it was great. Every city has nice areas no matter how bad the worst areas are.

I don't get how people are always denying the refugees in Europe aren't a problem; I saw a video of a woman in Paris walking down a street with all the Muslims staring and acting hostile, then she went into a cafe and was told to leave, she wasn't welcome without a male escort. That might be OK in Saudi Arabia, not in Paris. I saw a video of a couple white guys going into a "no go zone" in London and they got attacked simply for being present and white. But then people on here flat out deny that those things happened.

Those videos are bullshit. You don't see what happens before the camera is rolling. These assholes do shit like go into musim neighborhoods and call them names, drive on the wrong side of the road, throw things at them etc, THEN they turn the cameras on and play the victim. And stupid people fall for not every time. Ask yourself if a video is painting someone as too cartoonishly evil and stereotypical, of they are, it was almost certainly faked. Also, consider the sources of these videos. These people have an agenda just like the liberals, just like the zionists, and just like the kkk. You're feeding yourself fake facts and it's brainwashing you.

In your dream world but not in the real world.

France has changed a lot

No!

Only in fox news fantasy world. Not here in the real world.

No chemical control needed. Extremist Christianity seems to be a leading cause of the current chaos in the US.

It's easy to make that conclusion when you make a few comparisons but that is not a complete examination. France has many of its own problems that in turn don't apply in the US and wouldn't fly. They also have a lot of similar problem as does every country.

I can tell you that if a similar Trump, as Le Pen, would have been elected in France, people would have been in the street making a revolution, seriously. When Le Pen finished second ar the first round, many high schools, universities and people started riots.

The last time our government proposed a law that people didn't approved, thousands people went on the streets during an entire year, unions blocked our oil refineries depriving the whole country of oil, they reduced the activity of our nuclear power plants. I've never seen such riots in the US, even against Trump, the riots last some weeks, with some placards.

Australia is becoming like the usa where somehow the union is the bad guy and business is trying to help the avg person . Strong union means strong middle class .the death of unions is death of equity. I work Austin government and in middle of pay negotiation and this time had been different .every couple days a work email from management that looks like it has been written by a Fox news executive .the proganda for business against the union is huge . If I did not know better I would think that management was on our side and the union where against us .lucky I've been around long enough to know who is looking after me (drink post finish :) )

Unions are communism and socialism, this is what *Patriots have been saying since for ever.

*Business owners, rich elite and politicians

Union have lost a lot of pwer over my 20 years but are still great at pay negotiation time and we have always done well. But I can see the weeker the union is the less rights the acg worker has. But area where union have no power they are seen as bad corrupt groups . A bit like trickle down economy bullshit

What they did to us, they can do to you. Best be on your guard!

A carpenter in Australia. I would never join the union. Maybe if they weren't corrupt as all hell and only in it for the money that would change. The unions here lost they're power because they fucked it up themselves.

Union only work if members work together against one or two employers for equal benefits (police ,nurse ). In a industry where members undercut each other for the same work there only good for safety standards.but countries with strong unions thebenfits of the union jobs do help other wage growth

And this is why these nations in Western Europe are ultimately doomed. America has lots of problems but we aren’t an entitlement or nanny state yet. Once unions and government get their hooks in every aspect of life, you are slaves to government. They provide you the service and you vote to make sure said service is never cut or limited. Those same people are letting in an unending immigrant wave that will see Europe disappear as we know it within 100 years. These people will break your social welfare systems.

If this was the case in America, we would be an uncompetitive basket case. People already vote purely on handouts from the government and the continuation of the welfare state. If America had universal healthcare, it would be the only political issue. You could never limit government ever again or else ‘you are sentencing people to death!’. We would cease to be a superpower and the Puritan working spirit of the county would be gone forever.

😂

Sometimes I think some people live in a completely different America than I. Americans aren't entitled you say?

No, not at all. Most of America believes in this Puritan work ethic where we must toil for our keep, not expect handouts for merely being born here.

Entitlement does exist and it’s getting worse but the average American still expects to pay for their education and healthcare. Once we don’t have any skin in the game, I expect the situation here to get ugly. Entitlement brings out the worst in America.

Chemically dociled is right. France and Germany stopped putting Fluoride in their water 30 years ago. They also don't take as many vaccines as Americans. All that poison addles the brain and makes people into obedient slaves.

Our country is less than 300 years old....give us time to catch up lol. We've got a few more revolutions I'm sure.

Government-wise, France and Germany are younger than the US.

True, but the monarchy was ruling since like 500, and the country was populated and more concentrated. Native American tribes tended to keep to themselves. There's ancient history in Europe, while the US really has no ancient ruins. I just meant France has actually been a country since before the US and Great Britain. French monarchy was also older than the monarchy of Great Britain where the US founders came from. I think the history of both should be considered when you compare the reasons that caused the 2 revolutions and the events that boiled over to cause both.

But the Government is older definitely, but the foundings are very far in age.

Is there actually any evidence for this fluoride docility theory? It gets posted endlessly as truth but I've never seen any evidence.

Harvard study proving it does good enough for you?

https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/news/features/fluoride-childrens-health-grandjean-choi/

I've read that one way back. It talks about reducing IQ, but it does not really mention any effects on behavior.

Because in your experience IQ is not correlated with behavior? Go check out r/trashy if you want to see what a low IQ will get you.

It might be but none of those people seem very docile lol

All I know is I started using an osmosis filter for my drinking water and fluoride free toothpaste about two years ago. I would say my tolerance for bullshit has gone down to nil in that time.

I switched to fluoride free and distilled water for a while and my tolerance for bullshit remained the same?

That's what happens when you put fluoride to the drinking water, that's why the Rockefeller Foundation pushes for water fluoridate, as they care about your teeth /s

it's in the water.....literally.

What have you done to change things?

More like educationally challenged. There is a reason why the elite deliberately dumbed down US public education and this is it.

There's a lot of BS cultural reasons too, but it what it is.

Walmart got kicked the fuck out.

You think Americans are docile? Go to south korea. We take it in the ass in the kitchen and ask for more. There is no people more politically docile and illusioned as koreans.

still arguing over whether abortion is a sin and crime or not

So are americans lol

But at least it's not in a national scale. US is a confederation. Some states go their own ways. In korea we're all gping through the exact same shit in every corner of the nation XD

Outdated jingoism.. cultural ignorance.. bpind patriotism.. laborers have no self respect.. and nobody votes except dumb old people who got Park into office years ago.

their propaganda is just so much stronger

Good thing all you French and German citizens are allowed to have firearms! Oh, wait...

No firearms is not an excuse. It's about how willing you are to fight back that counts.

If you look at Vietnam, the people has no guns........but every policemen and government officials realize they can't fuck with them. You know why? The people will tear them limb from limb if they smell a slightest hint of fuckery, no guns needed. They were those people before, so they know full well what those people are capable of. That's it.

American, has guns, but became so fucking docile and brainwashed because they believe everything on their TV. That just sad really.

More like because things haven't gotten bad enough for an armed rebellion. There are lines that if crossed, there would be mass revolt. Crossing those lines usually involve violating our fundamental rights; so far that hasn't happened, the government pushes it but they know not to push to far, and what they've done hasn't called for going out and killing/getting killed yet. The quickest and easiest ways for us to get to that point would be trying to confiscate firearms; the other things I can think of aren't really realistic and would probably never happen outside of a dystopian movie.

Claim the U.S. government raises college tuition, controls Walmart hiring practices, and poisons the citizenry while mocking our education? Bold strategy.

Think riots in the street should determine government policies? Such advanced intellectual debates being held in the EU. Totally no scam educations being exercised and used to influence society.

Man America is indeed particularly poisoned, but you must visit Europe, Australia, Asia and other regions to realize that the entire world is docile like that. America is actually a little unique, or once was, when people once believed in freedom there.. Most people are disarmed, all over the world. The whole world is like this

This ethos still exists in the west.

Exactly. There's a few countries where people are active in their resistance, demand rights, and have control over the things they feel sacred. But the rest are just as corrupt, if not more corrupt than America. It's the new world order coming to fruition

Precisely, exactly. Like identifying the little pockets of people who care to resist is so difficult. I couldn't agree more

In Australia I believe we have psychological and physical freedom whilst America just has physical freedom. Sure, in Australia, you can't own a gun (which many will argue is good as that limits the streets criminals from owning guns too, which it does, majority of their crimes are committed with knives). But in Australia, you also don't have to worry about going bankrupt because you got sick or going to jail for carrying weed. So America has physical freedom but they are still slaves in the mind.

Australians are enslaved mentally by all kinds of things, just like Americans, Europeans, pretty much everyone. In China they are REALLY slaves in the mind. I see what you mean, in Australia I think people are free of paranoia or fear of being unsafe but there are downsides to that as well. People have a tendency of becoming docile, weak, or lazy or even scared of nothing when they are that safe

As an Australian myself what I've noticed is a kind of "comfortably numb." There's an undercurrent of discontentment but not quite enough of it vs drive/energy to do anything about it. People are generally quite docile and while they'll talk until the cows come home about certain issues, other ones are completely taboo and peer/social pressured off the discussion block.

I believe that fluoride has a big part to do with making people docile. The new legislation to make vaccines mandatory for kindergarten and primary school in Victoria is just going to make things worse and that's going to expand to high school, university and as many occupations as they can get into.

All this propaganda about "herd mentality." Most of us born before the 90s only had a few of the vaccines that are available now and the ones we had would have worn off. So theoretically (probably more like literally) none of us have any "immunity."

So for pre-90s people there is no "herd immunity" and yet I don't see any epidemic.

You don't need many chemicals when people are hooked to the TV and facebook like zombies, but yes add opioids and fluoride and we are the walking dead.

Europeans know that they outnumber their police force and are greater than their government.

Americans... Are intimidated by the military police to the point of becoming docile.

And yes, I'm sure the bread and circuses help significantly.

We just haven't been given a good enough reason. Personally, I've never been so mad about an action the government has taken that I considered taking up arms but decided not to because I was scared.

I'm french and I can tell you that France is not what it used to be. We also have a pretty corrupted system and a brainwashed population. France is supporting the US and we are following the same path.

There are 2 reasons for this imo. 1. America is much more divided country. And the government and corporations play to this division.

1. Amerians live too spread out. While Europeans live mostly in densely populated cities. Americans live so far out in the suburbs, and commute in cars. So it becomes much harder to organize with each other. If you look at NYC, they have thriving unions that don't put up with shit.

The French hit the streets in protest at the drop of a hat. We in the US should learn from them. Laziness and cowardice is what keeps us on the couch; don't blame fluoride and vaccines.

France is also living under what is essentially martial law.

http://www.france24.com/en/20170609-france-state-emergency-macron-police-powers-civil-liberties-terrorism

The French? Tough? What?

There are many ways to describe the French but I don’t think tough is one of them. They are letting their country get overrun with migrants in the name of diversity. The implications of this are going to be very extreme if they don’t wake up and do something soon. I am all for helping people but it’s clear the intentions behind this massive migration wave isn’t for diversity, it’s for destabilization of the current society model.

Not to mention the French have extremely high tax rates. Didn’t they have problems with people leaving their country because they didn’t want to pay the taxes?

This whole post reeks of shill

They're already 10% Muslim and are being out-bred; I think, barring extreme measures, France is already dead and just doesn't realize it yet. I saw a while back a politician suggested splitting the country in half and giving one half to the migrants lol, another one wanted to make the schools teach in Arabic, making French the 2nd language.

The fluoride and sugar and glyphosate makes for a docile populous; easily to propagandize.

It's not exactly going great in France. Maybe pic a different country pal https://youtu.be/tmW12d2INuw

French got Macron.

Try visiting one of those "no go" zones in Paris and tell us all about it.

Those are ethnically white homogeneous states. We are a divided people, it is harder to agree and get stuff done, constantly comparing the US to Denmark or similar countries is disingenuous. Plus reddit is always saying we should be even more diverse country like India or Africa. You either get homogeneous where we all look alike and understand and trust each other, or you get America where a 13% minority commits more than 50% of homocides. Diversified America is already easy to control since 1960 they have been shilling it hard and you ppl ate it up.

But at least it's not in a national scale. US is a confederation. Some states go their own ways. In korea we're all gping through the exact same shit in every corner of the nation XD

Outdated jingoism.. cultural ignorance.. bpind patriotism.. laborers have no self respect.. and nobody votes except dumb old people who got Park into office years ago.

France tolerated becoming a Muslim country, wtf are you talking about?

I'll have an honest conversation with you, but, I'm a Voluntaryist. It's not secret. Your choice...

M-16 machine guns, lol.

This ethos still exists in the west.

Exactly. There's a few countries where people are active in their resistance, demand rights, and have control over the things they feel sacred. But the rest are just as corrupt, if not more corrupt than America. It's the new world order coming to fruition

In Australia I believe we have psychological and physical freedom whilst America just has physical freedom. Sure, in Australia, you can't own a gun (which many will argue is good as that limits the streets criminals from owning guns too, which it does, majority of their crimes are committed with knives). But in Australia, you also don't have to worry about going bankrupt because you got sick or going to jail for carrying weed. So America has physical freedom but they are still slaves in the mind.

In France, you can be seriously harmed during a riot by the police, it doesn't prevent people to go on the street. Believe me, they can have M-16 machine, french would continue to go in the street.

I switched to fluoride free and distilled water for a while and my tolerance for bullshit remained the same?

I believe that fluoride has a big part to do with making people docile. The new legislation to make vaccines mandatory for kindergarten and primary school in Victoria is just going to make things worse and that's going to expand to high school, university and as many occupations as they can get into.

All this propaganda about "herd mentality." Most of us born before the 90s only had a few of the vaccines that are available now and the ones we had would have worn off. So theoretically (probably more like literally) none of us have any "immunity."

So for pre-90s people there is no "herd immunity" and yet I don't see any epidemic.