Why the far right is surging all over the world.

[TemplarKormac]

It's a textbook case of wasted words on a retarded concept. First of all there's nothing "far right" or authoritarian about preserving one's own identity.

The idea that it is somehow wrong for people to resist being culturally obliterated is mentally ill. None of this so-called uprising would be happening if the immigrants in question were graceful guests to a welcoming Homeland but unfortunately they are not.

Once settled they seem determined to eliminate the indigenous culture and replace it with their own using violence if necessary.

It should come as no surprise that they have fostered violence in the targets of their displeasure.

Indigenous cultures will fight to preserve themselves. This cannot be perceived in any other way accept a simple and perfectly proper desire to survive.

Think of repelling magnets. You can make them meet with enough brute strength, but let go and they will repel in the opposite direction.

 

[justoffal]

Why do you trumples think Dear Leader did not condemn the bigotfest in MSG in the strongest terms possible?

Here's why. He didn't want to confuse the flock about where he stood.

Chinese food has lots of MSG in it.

 

[Independent thinker]

While Americans have long clashed over our country’s cruel and bigoted past, Germans have undertaken one of the most thoroughgoing efforts of any nation on the planet to reckon with their history. Germany, perhaps more than any other country, has attempted to pull out by the roots its homegrown variant of the reactionary spirit — the tendency of opponents of social change to choose hierarchy over democracy, trying to constrain or even topple democracy to protect hierarchies of wealth and status.
The Nazis were born out of disgust with post-World War I Weimar democracy, led by men furious about both the new government’s weakness and acceptance of the Jewish minority into German society. After Nazism brought Germany to ruin, preventing a reactionary resurgence became one of the central goals of the country’s subsequent leaders.
So it’s all the more extraordinary that in the past few years, Germany’s far right has been on the rise.
In 2015, at the peak of the global refugee crisis, German chancellor Angela Merkel announced an open-door policy for those fleeing violence in Syria and elsewhere. In response, the Alternative for Deutschland (AfD) party, a Euroskeptic faction without a single seat in Parliament, morphed into a virulently xenophobic force calling for Germany to slam Merkel’s open door shut.
In 2017’s national elections, AfD won 94 seats in the Bundestag, turning it into Germany’s third-largest political party.
Opposing the country’s approach to the migration policy did not, in and of itself, make AfD a threat to German democracy. But over time the party’s behavior has become more and more troubling.

Why the far right is surging all over the world

The “reactionary spirit” and the roots of the US authoritarian moment.

www.vox.com

Fascinating article on a well covered subject. Namely, the conditions leading to a rise of far right parties espousing authoritarian governance. A nativist reaction to immigration, or a poisoning of the nation's blood, being primary among them.

Germans have undertaken one of the most thoroughgoing efforts of any nation on the planet to reckon with their history.
Will we do the same some day?

Trump says immigrants are ‘poisoning the blood of our country.’ Biden campaign likens comments to Hitler.​

Trump says immigrants are ‘poisoning the blood of our country.’ Biden campaign likens comments to Hitler.

Trump went on to say his criticism is of immigrants from all over the world, including Asia and Africa.

www.nbcnews.com

Axios Explains: The racist history of Trump's "poisoning the blood"​

https://www.axios.com/2023/12/30/trump-poisoning-the-blood-racism

The far right is surging because the far left is surging. If the left hadn't gone so batshit crazy with wokeness, this wouldn't be happening.

 

[berg80]

The far right is surging because the far left is surging. If the left hadn't gone so batshit crazy with wokeness, this wouldn't be happening.

The surge in bigotry on the Right is correlated to the increase in forced migration around the world that began with Shrub's failed occupation of Iraq leading to the Arab Spring. It has its roots in xenophobia.

 

[SeaMajor7]

The WORLD has had ENOUGH from the demented LEFT and their MARXIST LENINIST BULLSHIT!!!!!!!!!!!!
It died in Russia in 1991, now It is time to FINALLY KILL IT ONCE AND FOR ALL EVERYWHERE IT SPREAD THROUGHOUT THE 20TH CENTURY.

This isn't rocket science, Stalinberg.

 

[Lesh]

We're being invaded , the only confusion is from the left obfuscating the issue

Trump's platform is the largest deportation in American history

One more reason to vote for him Tuesday

~S~

Bigger even than the Holocaust. That worked well huh?

 

[berg80]

We're being invaded , the only confusion is from the left obfuscating the issue

Trump's platform is the largest deportation in American history

One more reason to vote for him Tuesday

~S~

Someone is obfuscating the issue, but it isn't anyone on the Left.

Donald Trump has repeated immigration falsehoods throughout the 2024 campaign. Here are the facts.​

Fact-checking Trump’s most repeated immigration inaccuracies

Millions of immigrants are coming to the U.S. from foreign prisons and mental institutions. Immigrants are raising U.S.

www.politifact.com

What a different country this would be in you folks were familiar with the facts.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

The surge in bigotry on the Right is correlated to the increase in forced migration around the world that began with Shrub's failed occupation of Iraq leading to the Arab Spring. It has its roots in xenophobia.

There is nothing wrong with not wanting a million Muslims dropped into your country.

 

[Mr. Friscus]

While Americans have long clashed over our country’s cruel and bigoted past, Germans have undertaken one of the most thoroughgoing efforts of any nation on the planet to reckon with their history. Germany, perhaps more than any other country, has attempted to pull out by the roots its homegrown variant of the reactionary spirit — the tendency of opponents of social change to choose hierarchy over democracy, trying to constrain or even topple democracy to protect hierarchies of wealth and status.
The Nazis were born out of disgust with post-World War I Weimar democracy, led by men furious about both the new government’s weakness and acceptance of the Jewish minority into German society. After Nazism brought Germany to ruin, preventing a reactionary resurgence became one of the central goals of the country’s subsequent leaders.
So it’s all the more extraordinary that in the past few years, Germany’s far right has been on the rise.
In 2015, at the peak of the global refugee crisis, German chancellor Angela Merkel announced an open-door policy for those fleeing violence in Syria and elsewhere. In response, the Alternative for Deutschland (AfD) party, a Euroskeptic faction without a single seat in Parliament, morphed into a virulently xenophobic force calling for Germany to slam Merkel’s open door shut.
In 2017’s national elections, AfD won 94 seats in the Bundestag, turning it into Germany’s third-largest political party.
Opposing the country’s approach to the migration policy did not, in and of itself, make AfD a threat to German democracy. But over time the party’s behavior has become more and more troubling.

Why the far right is surging all over the world

The “reactionary spirit” and the roots of the US authoritarian moment.

www.vox.com

Fascinating article on a well covered subject. Namely, the conditions leading to a rise of far right parties espousing authoritarian governance. A nativist reaction to immigration, or a poisoning of the nation's blood, being primary among them.

Germans have undertaken one of the most thoroughgoing efforts of any nation on the planet to reckon with their history.
Will we do the same some day?

Trump says immigrants are ‘poisoning the blood of our country.’ Biden campaign likens comments to Hitler.​

Trump says immigrants are ‘poisoning the blood of our country.’ Biden campaign likens comments to Hitler.

Trump went on to say his criticism is of immigrants from all over the world, including Asia and Africa.

www.nbcnews.com

Axios Explains: The racist history of Trump's "poisoning the blood"​

https://www.axios.com/2023/12/30/trump-poisoning-the-blood-racism

Translation:

“I’m mad my candidate lost, so now I have to throw a temper tantrum and assign the worst traits possible to the opponent and their supporters because I’m so angry”

See? Your post could have been so much shorter.

 

[berg80]

Translation:

“I’m mad my candidate lost, so now I have to throw a temper tantrum and assign the worst traits possible to the opponent and their supporters because I’m so angry”

See? Your post could have been so much shorter.

You could have reduced yours to the admission, "I'm an ignorant dolt."

A surging far right cements its place in Europe​

LONDON — If Donald Trump wins the U.S. presidential election next month, he will find across the Atlantic a hotbed of political parties that share his rightward mix of authoritarianism, populism and extreme hostility to immigration.

This is the rise of the European far right, which reached a high-water mark on Sept. 29 when Austria’s Freedom Party won the largest share of votes — 28.9 % — in the national election. The FPÖ, as it’s known, was founded by former Nazis and wants to “remigrate” Austrian nationals with migrant roots to create a more “homogenous” society.

This is not a new trend, and its current cycle has been covered by NBC News and others for at least a decade. But the last 12 months have been a bonanza for this former fringe of the political spectrum. There have been big wins for France’s National Rally, led by Marine Le Pen, as well as for Dutch anti-Islam radical Geert Wilders and the neighboring Alternative for Germany, which is being monitored by Berlin’s own intelligence agency for suspected extremism.

A surging far right cements its place in Europe

The electoral win in Austria of a populist, anti-immigrant party founded by Nazis was the latest in a string of victories for Europe’s far right.

www.nbcnews.com

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

You could have reduced yours to the admission, "I'm an ignorant dolt."

A surging far right cements its place in Europe​

LONDON — If Donald Trump wins the U.S. presidential election next month, he will find across the Atlantic a hotbed of political parties that share his rightward mix of authoritarianism, populism and extreme hostility to immigration.

This is the rise of the European far right, which reached a high-water mark on Sept. 29 when Austria’s Freedom Party won the largest share of votes — 28.9 % — in the national election. The FPÖ, as it’s known, was founded by former Nazis and wants to “remigrate” Austrian nationals with migrant roots to create a more “homogenous” society.

This is not a new trend, and its current cycle has been covered by NBC News and others for at least a decade. But the last 12 months have been a bonanza for this former fringe of the political spectrum. There have been big wins for France’s National Rally, led by Marine Le Pen, as well as for Dutch anti-Islam radical Geert Wilders and the neighboring Alternative for Germany, which is being monitored by Berlin’s own intelligence agency for suspected extremism.

A surging far right cements its place in Europe

The electoral win in Austria of a populist, anti-immigrant party founded by Nazis was the latest in a string of victories for Europe’s far right.

www.nbcnews.com

What's worse, former Nazis or former Commies?
What are the 3 biggest differences between Commies and Nazis anyway?

 

[Mr. Friscus]

You could have reduced yours to the admission, "I'm an ignorant dolt."

A surging far right cements its place in Europe​

LONDON — If Donald Trump wins the U.S. presidential election next month, he will find across the Atlantic a hotbed of political parties that share his rightward mix of authoritarianism, populism and extreme hostility to immigration.

This is the rise of the European far right, which reached a high-water mark on Sept. 29 when Austria’s Freedom Party won the largest share of votes — 28.9 % — in the national election. The FPÖ, as it’s known, was founded by former Nazis and wants to “remigrate” Austrian nationals with migrant roots to create a more “homogenous” society.

This is not a new trend, and its current cycle has been covered by NBC News and others for at least a decade. But the last 12 months have been a bonanza for this former fringe of the political spectrum. There have been big wins for France’s National Rally, led by Marine Le Pen, as well as for Dutch anti-Islam radical Geert Wilders and the neighboring Alternative for Germany, which is being monitored by Berlin’s own intelligence agency for suspected extremism.

A surging far right cements its place in Europe

The electoral win in Austria of a populist, anti-immigrant party founded by Nazis was the latest in a string of victories for Europe’s far right.

www.nbcnews.com

Translation:

“You didn’t believed the hyperbole in my temper tantrum? Wahhhhh!”

You could really shorten your posts and say the exact same thing

 

[berg80]

What's worse, former Nazis or former Commies?
What are the 3 biggest differences between Commies and Nazis anyway?

Do you dispute the far Right is on the rise globally? Do you think it's a coincidence the rise began in earnest after ME immigrants began to arrive at the borders of European countries?

 

[berg80]

Translation:

“You didn’t believed the hyperbole in my temper tantrum? Wahhhhh!”

You could really shorten your posts and say the exact same thing

I see you'd rather act like a petulant child than address the topic.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Do you dispute the far Right is on the rise globally? Do you think it's a coincidence the rise began in earnest after ME immigrants began to arrive at the borders of European countries?

I would never deny it.
I agree, Muslim invaders...err...immigrants are a threat to civilized countries.
They should be returned.

 

[SeaMajor7]

Anyone that rejects Marxism is FAR RIGHT to the demented avenger subverted demoralized Stalinist Marxist Leninist zombie ASSHOLES.

 

[Independent thinker]

The surge in bigotry on the Right is correlated to the increase in forced migration around the world that began with Shrub's failed occupation of Iraq leading to the Arab Spring. It has its roots in xenophobia.

What it has roots in is the far left socialists going whacko cuckoo.

 

[Mr. Friscus]

I see you'd rather act like a petulant child than address the topic.

The topic?

“Trump won so here comes Nazism?”

That one? The hyperbolic one you made up?

 

[berg80]

What it has roots in is the far left socialists going whacko cuckoo.

It’s a familiar cocktail: an economically beleaguered population turning to racism as a salve. In recent decades, rises in immigration during economic downturns have pushed “voters to the most extreme version of the far right, blaming immigrants for unemployment,” according to a 2018 study in the London peer-reviewed journal Electoral Studies.

 

[berg80]

The topic?

Why the far right is surging all over the world.​