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Sarkozy and "handicaps" of France

-Warning this is a note of humor, but it feels good! -

There are days like this, where we remember why we cried shame on the night of the election of Nicolas Sarkozy. Today is one.
AFP dispatch: " I am typing on it but I have a banana. It's hard for me too but at the same time, I dreamed of being president and I am, so it goes. .. ", launched the Head of State who was, immediately after his speech in Saint-Quentin (Aisne), the UMP for a cocktail reception at the Elysee. "

The vain arrogance of our president is back in a context where the executive does everything but show signs of listening. We read every newspaper that "the government stays the course" while the president says "listen to those who do not exhibit" classic rhetoric of the right love of the silent majority, while over 70% of French people were in solidarity the demonstration on 19 March. Should we remember the difficulty of reporting on strike and demonstrate for millions of workers under pressure in their company?

icing on the cake Liberal, Sarkozy to have split "with François Fillon, with François Fillon, restored the image of France" by acting on its " three handicaps: the 35-hour strikes and Taxation .

And I thought the reduction of working time to promote leisure, reverie and also the reconstruction of social bonds and solidarity. The 35h also encouraged consumption and put a stop to the productivist diehard.

And I thought that the strikes were a sign of the mobilization of the French. The sign that the country does not die ideologically, that youth, despite his revolutionary romanticism keffiyeh, is still able to side reforms such as the CPE.

And I thought that the progressive tax-one exception French-was the tool of economic redistribution No. 1 in a system that generates inequalities revolting.

But no, for right, social mobilization, NO, tax, reduction of working time are disabilities. Handicap what now? In ca ... ca ... capitalism. We had forgotten.

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