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| − | '''Malaise''' is the condition of people suffering from stunned silence, apathy, and intimidation after years of [[socialist]] and [[politically correct]] intimidation. The term was used by U.S. President [[Jimmy Carter]] to describe America after the economic devastion and [[stagflation]] wrought by the [[Great Society]], and by [[French]] President [[Emmanuel Macron]] during the [[Yellow vest movement]] of the early | + | '''Malaise''' is the condition of people suffering from stunned silence, apathy, and intimidation after years of [[socialist]] and [[politically correct]] intimidation. The term was used by U.S. President [[Jimmy Carter]] to describe America after the economic devastion and [[stagflation]] wrought by the [[Great Society]], and by [[French]] President [[Emmanuel Macron]] during the [[Yellow vest movement]] of the early 21st century.<ref>http://thefederalist.com/2018/12/11/macrons-address-frances-populist-revolt-not-ready-primetime//</ref> |
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Revision as of 11:02, December 13, 2018
Malaise is the condition of people suffering from stunned silence, apathy, and intimidation after years of socialist and politically correct intimidation. The term was used by U.S. President Jimmy Carter to describe America after the economic devastion and stagflation wrought by the Great Society, and by French President Emmanuel Macron during the Yellow vest movement of the early 21st century.[1]