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Old 26-06-2016, 20:50   #379
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Re: Post-Brexit Thread
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Originally Posted by Taf View Post
Internal French surveys say 60% of the French hate it, but as with the Farage/BNP situation in this country, they are afraid to openly say so in most situations for fear of being classed as Racist By Association.

Moving their political allegiance to Le Pen may be the trigger for their government to start doing something about their EU membership rules. As it appears to have done in the UK when UKIP started to get support.
The term "racism" tends to be overused and misused.

But I think that if the National Front starts making any further gains, the French government might rethink the rules, hopefully soon.
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