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Originally Posted by zoomzoom I voted Other because among the options I don't see any major oposition but FPMers themselves. I think the biggest challenge for FPMers is the feel of comfortable lead and lack of incentive to go out there and do a grassroot campaigns in the history of Lebanon. In 2005 only 53% of Christians voted while 58% of Muslims did. If the grasstoot campaigns increase the percentage of Christian voters to 58% or higher, FPM will have landslide victory among Christian population. So I guess my point is hardwork is needed and Laziness and the feel of confidence are the biggest opposition FPM to face. |
i agree on the red highlighted part. i do not see major opposition , money was used before= it did not work , media diffamation too , alliances same , batrak and co ufff daily not only during elections t3awadna w tamssa7na , the martyrdom thingy w dam el chahid bay w ebn w mart w bent el chahid is not a la mode khalas ... for me the lay back and el ness bet hebna w netekil 3ala hal ma7abeh is not enough FPM need to be active on the ground .
however i disagree with the "christian" thingy . they should be campaning everywhere not only in christian areas or on a christian level .