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* He sees massive North African immigration as a threat to French life and wants to halt all immigration for a while.
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Any distinct nation state (in terms of our culture the United States is not that distinct) would do the same, and you don't have to go as far as most of the world's nations (who refuse mass immigration and subsequent citizenship, so how could they complain?). Eventually what it is to be French would lose it's meaning, which has always been a goal of the Leftist one-worlders.
I for one admire the [i]diversity[/i] that our planet has created. [:D] Watering it down too much would be "genocidal" and just plain bad manners. *LOL*
* Separation of French families' funds from those of foreigners.
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What does this mean?
* Ban on building new mosques in France.
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Restricting the endless immigration flows is one thing but I think this goes to far. The above could only come from a fascist regime.
* Abolition of the inheritance tax.
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Who does this hit? Only the rich? There are a lot of small estate holders growing wine there, many of which are not wealthy by any means, but I can see the state going after them with excessive taxes based on the value of their land (I don't know this is the case... but it is a very socialistic society) every time the head of the family dies. This is how labor governments in Britain taxed the landed classes almost out of existance (making many of them open their family homes to paying guests, not just because of the cost of upkeep, but because the death taxes on their [u]property[/u] were so bad).
Taxes at best should only be on money you earn THE FIRST TIME.
He appears to be a nationalist, and sees Islamic immigration as a threat to French security and culture. Is he wrong?
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In the modern socialist world ("to each according to their need"), yes. The West exists for others that are not so fortunate. The usual criticisms of the left... colonialism... impacting native and ancient cultures, etc. don't seem to apply the other way. And of course successful asian countries are exempt from criticism on this matter [:D] In terms of truly maintaining that which makes France what it is, no. Diversity only goes so far for them...