Well everything in french is misrepresented due to the inaccuracy of basic translation.

In French we use c'est (it is) to describe anybody when in English that would be (he or she).

That has always been so.

When you read a Macron speech you are not getting what he said but the translator's version which is often alarmingly different.

This sounds like french dottiness but prefer to investigate rather than jump in.

France fell years ago (true to form).
Add it to places like Sweden that you can totally write off as having caved to liberalism and mass immigration without even putting up a whimper.

The place is a s***hole, full of radicals who murder them without challenge, whilst the natives concern themselves with what's important:
Accomodating nonsense like this and striking/rioting when it looks like they're in danger of having to do a day's graft.

Brick the tunnel up and leave them to it.

France fell years ago (true to form).
Add it to places like Sweden that you can totally write off as having caved to liberalism and mass immigration without even putting up a whimper.

The place is a s***hole, full of radicals who murder them without challenge, whilst the natives concern themselves with what's important:
Accomodating nonsense like this and striking/rioting when it looks like they're in danger of having to do a day's graft.

Brick the tunnel up and leave them to it.

Youve obviously never been to France if you think its a s***hole.....you stick with your Croydon, Thornton Heath and Norbury then!

So in France gender doesn't matter in people but it does in objects? It's surely inevitable at this rate that a man will eventually marry a table leg.