Anonymous wrote:Talked to a German relative recently and he seemed to take to heart the idea that if you believe in immigration controls, you are racist. He was like, okay, I guess I'm racist then. I had to explain, no no, don't adopt that outlook. I don't think the left has any idea what a monster they have created, telling people that if they want normal, basic things like police or border security, they are racist. Dogs don't start out mean, but if you kick them and abuse them, they become mean. Pretending people are bad for normal political views does nothing but invite the far right to the table. You all have no one to blame but yourselves.
Anonymous wrote:The problem arises when migrants refuse to assimilate to their host countries. And it's a big problem.
Anonymous wrote:Talked to a German relative recently and he seemed to take to heart the idea that if you believe in immigration controls, you are racist. He was like, okay, I guess I'm racist then. I had to explain, no no, don't adopt that outlook. I don't think the left has any idea what a monster they have created, telling people that if they want normal, basic things like police or border security, they are racist. Dogs don't start out mean, but if you kick them and abuse them, they become mean. Pretending people are bad for normal political views does nothing but invite the far right to the table. You all have no one to blame but yourselves.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Not just Europe. Canada as well......
Conservatives lead by 18 over the Liberals. It’s been 658 straight days that the Conservatives have led the Liberals in Abacus Data polling.
If an election were held today, 42% of committed voters would vote Conservatives with the Liberals at 24%, the NDP at 18% and the Greens at 4%. The BQ is at 34% in Quebec.
Since our last survey, the Conservatives are up 1, the Liberals are unchanged, and the NDP is down 1. Since the beginning of the year, we have seen stability in vote intentions with the Conservatives consistently in the low 40s and the Liberals stuck in the low to mid 20s.
https://abacusdata.ca/conservatives-lead-by-18-evaluations-drop-trudeau-government-abacus-data/
Trudeau is sinking in the polls.
https://www.politico.com/news/2024/01/10/justin-trudeau-election-politics-00134525
The shift to the right is more a response to Trudeau himself than the Liberal Party. I usually vote NDP and I'd be happier with a Conservative government than another Trudeau government at this point.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In both Europe and Canada, the swing to the right - particularly among the young - is due primarily to unchecked immigration and high housing costs. In Canada, it's uneducated Indians, mostly from Punjab. In Europe, it's Arabs, Pakistanis, Afghans, and some from sub-Sahara Africa. None of these uneducated immigrants have any interest in assimilating. They are usually responsible for most of the crime and many don't work and just live off of benefits. And they've really increased the cost of rent in many communities. People have had enough and are voting accordingly. It has nothing to do with health care or education or trans whatever. It is 100 percent a reaction to the uneducated immigrants that have been flooding into Europe and Canada in recent years.
This is a huge global over generalization. People with views like you are very damaging and dangerous.
What’s truly dangerous is people like yourself who refuse to acknowledge that people have valid complaints about the costs of globalism and mass migration.
The refusal of mainstream politicians to adjust positions in response to this and; and instead just push policies citizens are unhappy with and try to shame and/or scare people into just accepting changes they don’t want is what has allowed people like Trump and others on the far-right to come into power and become relevant.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Not talked about much, but Europeans aren't as enthusiastic about the Russian sanctions and feeding the war in Ukraine either.
Russia is a valuable trading partner for the EU. Always has been, always will be.
There needs to be a peace deal in Ukraine. It can't continue like this for the next 20+ years.
The peace deal happens when Russia pulls its troops out of another country.
Anonymous wrote:Talked to a German relative recently and he seemed to take to heart the idea that if you believe in immigration controls, you are racist. He was like, okay, I guess I'm racist then. I had to explain, no no, don't adopt that outlook. I don't think the left has any idea what a monster they have created, telling people that if they want normal, basic things like police or border security, they are racist. Dogs don't start out mean, but if you kick them and abuse them, they become mean. Pretending people are bad for normal political views does nothing but invite the far right to the table. You all have no one to blame but yourselves.
Anonymous wrote:In both Europe and Canada, the swing to the right - particularly among the young - is due primarily to unchecked immigration and high housing costs. In Canada, it's uneducated Indians, mostly from Punjab. In Europe, it's Arabs, Pakistanis, Afghans, and some from sub-Sahara Africa. None of these uneducated immigrants have any interest in assimilating. They are usually responsible for most of the crime and many don't work and just live off of benefits. And they've really increased the cost of rent in many communities. People have had enough and are voting accordingly. It has nothing to do with health care or education or trans whatever. It is 100 percent a reaction to the uneducated immigrants that have been flooding into Europe and Canada in recent years.
Anonymous wrote:Not just Europe. Canada as well......
Conservatives lead by 18 over the Liberals. It’s been 658 straight days that the Conservatives have led the Liberals in Abacus Data polling.
If an election were held today, 42% of committed voters would vote Conservatives with the Liberals at 24%, the NDP at 18% and the Greens at 4%. The BQ is at 34% in Quebec.
Since our last survey, the Conservatives are up 1, the Liberals are unchanged, and the NDP is down 1. Since the beginning of the year, we have seen stability in vote intentions with the Conservatives consistently in the low 40s and the Liberals stuck in the low to mid 20s.
https://abacusdata.ca/conservatives-lead-by-18-evaluations-drop-trudeau-government-abacus-data/
Trudeau is sinking in the polls.
https://www.politico.com/news/2024/01/10/justin-trudeau-election-politics-00134525
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The Belgian prime minister has now resigned.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13511669/amp/Belgian-Prime-Minister-Alexander-Croo-announces-resign-losing-right-wing-parties-European-elections.html
Their term was up. They resigned from their party.