I only have knowledge from GCSE French , but I think that ' on ' is a perfectly acceptable subject and is often used for a collective or a vague person , such as , in English , the famous quotation One does not simply walk into Mordor is technically acceptable . However , it feels put on if it ' s used to mention somebody that is there or known . Although , for all I know it may be used in French as the they must be masculine or feminine . <| sep |> TLDR Neoconservatism is about warfare , Neoliberalism is about economics . There ' s certainly overlap between them , but they ' re different philosophies focusing on different things . <| sep |> Chef ' s choice , it ' s your call . I never caramelize vidalia onions . It ' s all about the end product .