Why the "Far Right" is Rising in Europe and the U.S.
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Libhater
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Talk about sick, my goodness, give me one example of Trump being anti American? Under Trump, not only did we have the most secure America, but with Trump we virtually had peace throughout the entire world, we were energy independent, our economy was booming up and till the Chinese COVID came into play, he had our foreign enemies all but silenced, and he put those radical Mid-East terrorists to sleep, and he unified Israel like no other president, and you might have noticed that there were ZERO wars under Trump. Now tell us oh wise one, give me some examples of biden's accomplishments? LOL!
IBDaMann
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Leftists are thoroughly confused. They regularly refer dismissively to the negative elements and negative ramifications of their leftist Marxism as "far right" in an effort to achieve complete self-delusion.
Leftists are forever referring to their political opponents as "Nazis," but Nazis were socialists (leftists). Mussolini was also a fascist, which means a Marxist socialist marketed under heavy nationalism.
Leftists are greatly confused, and I think everybody knows this. If you are aware of someone who doesn't know this, hand him a copy of the memo.
Libhater
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Just the opposite, without Trump in office come Jan 2025, our Constitutional Republic as we know it will dissolve rather quickly with whomever the dems put in the potus position (including that useless, feckless demented biden). Our Republic is going down the tubes right now in a rather quick time period of say, the last 3 1/2 years.
Blackwater Lunchbreak
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if you had an actual rebuttal that would be nice.And we're not done yet, Libby!
IBDaMann
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This is where you post what that danger is. Thus far, there is no danger that you have expressed. One more time: zero danger.
When Donald Trump was President, how did he somehow fall short in the performance of his official duties as President such that he was not the US' best President ever? No leftist has yet been able to express any sort of answer to this. To the best of understanding, no leftist is able to think of any manner in which Donald Trump wasn't the best President ever, considering only his official duties. If you eliminate dispersions cast at him concerning tweets, campaign ads, personal affairs, etc ... no leftist has anything.
NiftyNiblick
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Actually, a reasonable argument can be made that any republic functioning as insanely as ours needs to be replaced with something more efficient and effective.
IBDaMann
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You are totally dishonest.
Blackwater Lunchbreak
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the danger of enforced borders and jobs kept in America instead of sent to China?
sign me up!
IBDaMann
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Nope. That is the classic unreasonable argument, i.e. "we should throw the baby out with the bathwater." We need to reelect Trump and to eliminate the deep state ... as a start. We should fix what is broken, not install some tyrannical Marxist oligarchy.
Blackwater Lunchbreak
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no it can't.
efficiency is not the meaning of life, and is very dangerous when combined with nihilist immorality.
You wouldn't understand a list of either, because you are a MAGA moron.
Don't fret over it. In our society, at least for now, ignorant people are not discriminated against.
IBDaMann
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You sound very credible.
IBDaMann
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When a crazy thread is required, you will supply. read up on PNAC. How do you survive with so much hate and anger?
How far-right parties seduced young voters across Europe
So has Europe’s youth turned reactionary? Let us not rush to this conclusion just yet. The left’s promises for inclusive prosperity aren’t so convincing when weighed against the social cost of the green transition. The moderate right’s promises for fulfilling lives of professional achievement and economic comfort are less believable when weighed against a job market of insecure employment.
It is the populism of the political centre, with its facile and implausible answers, that may be fuelling the rightful rage of the young.
How far-right parties seduced young voters across Europe | Albena Azmanova
Young people abandoned mainstream parties in last weekend’s European elections – a sign that their anxieties are not being heard, says author Albena Azmanova
www.theguardian.com
Blackwater Lunchbreak
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what are the non-populist answers to the rightful rage of the youth, which I agree is rightful?How far-right parties seduced young voters across Europe
So has Europe’s youth turned reactionary? Let us not rush to this conclusion just yet. The left’s promises for inclusive prosperity aren’t so convincing when weighed against the social cost of the green transition. The moderate right’s promises for fulfilling lives of professional achievement and economic comfort are less believable when weighed against a job market of insecure employment.
It is the populism of the political centre, with its facile and implausible answers, that may be fuelling the rightful rage of the young.
How far-right parties seduced young voters across Europe | Albena Azmanova
Young people abandoned mainstream parties in last weekend’s European elections – a sign that their anxieties are not being heard, says author Albena Azmanova
Libhater
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Any and or all hate we see in America comes from you progressive Marxists on the LEFT!
Trump inherited a vibrant economy from Obama who fixed the Bush near depression. By the time Trump was done the economy was a disaster. He added 8 trillion to the debt by a huge tax break whicj was 83 percent for the top 1 percent.
The border was the same as it is now. The difference was that Covid froze everyone in place. We had fewer immigrants.
IBDaMann
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Congress has sole control over the economy, not the President. It's always a Democrat-controlled Congress that butchers the economy, and leftists look for the closest Republican to afix the blame.
At the end of Bush's second term, the Democrat-controlled overspending had already sent the economy into a tail-spin, sending us into an economic depression that would cost Americans $Trillions and cause countless Americans to lose their homes.
Let's see. During Trump's tenure, black unemployment dropped to historic lows, as well as hispanic unemployment as well. Trump eliminated the red tape driving domestic petroleum production through the roof. The price of gasoline dropped from $3.50/gallon to $1.90/gallon (in my area) and then when Biden's handlers took control of the country, the price of gasoline returned to $3.50/gallon
If that is a disaster then I want to bring back Trump and that economic disaster.
You still haven't learned the difference between Congress and the Presidency. I think it's about time you hang it up.
You can't blame Trump for trying. You must blame Congress for thwarting his efforts.
Nope. We had/have a tyrannical government that HATES Trump and that HATES We the People.