Sarkozy

What Dominique Pagani says

Dominique Pagani mostly brings up Nicolas Sarkozy to illustrate arguments. He often comes back to Sarkozy's remark that crime or suicide among adolescents might be in their genes: for him, it illustrates the naturalist point of view, and he sees in it a shift from essentialism to substantialism12. He criticises the Dakar speech and the idea of an Africa that has not entered history, which he links to the use of Hegel's texts on Africa, together with Guaino34. On geopolitics, he holds him responsible for the intervention in Libya and for France's return to NATO's integrated command56. He also places him in a series of liberalising leaders that runs up to Macron, with little difference between Sarkozy, Hollande and Macron, all "products" of the same funders. He links "work more" to the lengthening of the working day in Marx. He compares his presidency to the Restoration and calls him "the smallest of the Napoleons of French history."

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3. 3Au bistrot avec Pagani : partie 118 Jun 2016 · 4:15
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