The rise of the far right across Europe and North America

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The Rise is bigger on the European continent. So my question is when do you think in your opinion it will finally explod and reach there final goals meaning taking over Europe completely.

1. Austria is already fallen to them and who is next and how many years will it take for them to completely take over Europe? according to your prediction.

2. They are already favourites to win next Elections in Germany, Denmark, Netherlands and Sweden.

3. The remaining will probably also join them which is Norway, UK, France and Belgium.

It's not anymore a matter of will they come to power? but it's rather when will they complete the full circle and come to power completely
 
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Europe will get tired of winning too
 
21 Savage said:
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Europe will get tired of winning too
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good painting, should be Trump playing Putin's flute and Putin smashing Trump's drum though
 
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I don't see a "rise of the far-right"

Just a rise of sensible immigration policies, and a break-away from ineffective socialist governing/bloated bureaucracies.

There's not some sort of a huge, ultra-conservative wave of fascism that has taken strangle-hold of Europe. Nothing close to it. Mostly just common sense politics after the failure of multi-culturalism as well as stagnant socialism clogging up economic progress.

People are also not content with EU for being anti-democratic and for interfering with sovereign affairs, leading to a feeling of powerlessness on the part of citizens to be able to change their society democratically, since everything can be over-ruled by a supra-national body that does not answer to anyone.
 
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TheGreatA said:
I don't see a "rise of the far-right"

Just a rise of sensible immigration policies, and a break-away from ineffective socialist governing/bloated bureaucracies.

There's not some sort of a huge, ultra-conservative wave of fascism that has taken strangle-hold of Europe. Nothing close to it. Mostly just common sense politics after the failure of multi-culturalism as well as stagnant socialism clogging up economic progress.

People are also not content with EU for being anti-democratic and for interfering with sovereign affairs, leading to a feeling of powerlessness on the part of citizens to be able to change their society democratically, since everything can be over-ruled by a supra-national body that does not answer to anyone.
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Lmao. that is some subtle contradiction
 
TheGreatA said:
I don't see a "rise of the far-right"

Just a rise of sensible immigration policies, and a break-away from ineffective socialist governing/bloated bureaucracies.

There's not some sort of a huge, ultra-conservative wave of fascism that has taken strangle-hold of Europe. Nothing close to it. Mostly just common sense politics after the failure of multi-culturalism as well as stagnant socialism clogging up economic progress.

People are also not content with EU for being anti-democratic and for interfering with sovereign affairs, leading to a feeling of powerlessness on the part of citizens to be able to change their society democratically, since everything can be over-ruled by a supra-national body that does not answer to anyone.
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Not wanting MILLIONS of 3rd world immigrants who hate the absolute shit out of your country is "FAR RIGHT" all of a sudden. What the fuck does realistic immigration have to do with far right?

And your premise is flawed. Europe loves to cuck itself for others. Literally apologizing for foreigners who rape their women: "they are just from a different culture, let's give them pamphlets".

Europe is not even close to going to the right --- it is a far left society if you haven't noticed: massive government oversight over every facet of their nations and many socialist and 'progressive' policies.
 
dragonsfly said:
The Rise is bigger on the European continent. So my question is when do you think in your opinion it will finally explod and reach there final goals meaning taking over Europe completely.

1. Austria is already fallen to them and who is next and how many years will it take for them to completely take over Europe? according to your prediction.

2. They are already favourites to win next Elections in Germany, Denmark, Netherlands and Sweden.

3. The remaining will probably also join them which is Norway, UK, France and Belgium.

It's not anymore a matter of will they come to power? but it's rather when will they complete the full circle and come to power completely
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That's every nationalist dream. A worldwide united movement of nationalists. You can't make that shit up.

I also would like to see any evidence that makes the far right favorite to win elections in Germany.
Because this time they got 200,000 votes. Do you use the same pollsters as Hillary?
The whole populist right had to take a big hit because of Brexit and Trump. They were talking about getting 20% due to the migrant crisis.
But people were hesitant to vote for them after they saw those other two examples..
Unless the populist right in Europe moves into a position that they actually want to govern they are gone next election again.
 
TheGreatA said:
I don't see a "rise of the far-right"

Just a rise of sensible immigration policies, and a break-away from ineffective socialist governing/bloated bureaucracies.

There's not some sort of a huge, ultra-conservative wave of fascism that has taken strangle-hold of Europe. Nothing close to it. Mostly just common sense politics after the failure of multi-culturalism as well as stagnant socialism clogging up economic progress.

People are also not content with EU for being anti-democratic and for interfering with sovereign affairs, leading to a feeling of powerlessness on the part of citizens to be able to change their society democratically, since everything can be over-ruled by a supra-national body that does not answer to anyone.
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Gotta remember anybody right of Justin “the ballerina” Trudeau n Bernie “the big cuck” sanders Is far right
 
snakedafunky said:
Hey Merry Christmas mate.
Not really Christmas here in Thailand :). And I got a nice 10-hour work shift ahead of me now.
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Merry christmas :)

Damn that sucks, you don't come home very often do you?
 
Trump is far right
Hahhahahahahhahahhahahhahhahahahahhahahahahha
 
Deffid said:
Merry christmas :)

Damn that sucks, you don't come home very often do you?
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It's not so bad. We got a lot of people with young children in the company working in the US, Europe.
I am happy to cover on Christmas day or new year no big deal. Also, its helps that its double time and a half and two other days off if you work Christmas but I like to think I do it for none selfish reasons :).

I usually go home once a year. And my parents come here once a year. I went in August because my sister got married.
Funny story when I was living in Australia I went home in 2007 in Mai because I thought Schlake was going to win the championship in Dortmund.
Bought a ticket on the black market for 150 Euros. Well, we all know how that turned out :).
 
No source.
Europe is 8 countries.
TS is drunk.
 
What is is now 400+ deaths from Islamic terrorism and an imaginary far-right is the problem?
 
Define "far right" . . .
 
uppercutbus said:
What is is now 400+ deaths from Islamic terrorism and an imaginary far-right is the problem?
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Honest to god.

The fact that they need to think up an imaginary, ultra conservative far-right movement that's sweeping the continent when they are already inviting 3rd world Muslims in droves is absolutely astonishing.

If the media has a problem with far-right facism perhaps they should highlight the Islamic variety on their doorstep.
 
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