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Dutch Election: Pm Rutte's Party Leads Exit Polls
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Its beginning to look as if the racists in Holland have lost.
Its beginning to look as if the racists in Holland have lost.
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Don't be racist to shovels. And should you use that term anymore - you will have the PC police after you!
Seriously though your points would have more impact if you didnt name call continually. The word racist is far too overused meaning that when someone actually is there is nothing to call them out with.
Seriously though your points would have more impact if you didnt name call continually. The word racist is far too overused meaning that when someone actually is there is nothing to call them out with.
YMB, Just remember the old Chinese advice, from I think "The Art Of War" by Sun Tzu. "Always accuse your enemy of what you are guilty of. You will leave them with no defence strategy". You have to feel that there is a element of that in the constant accusations that are spewed on a daily basis by "some".
Indeed kromo, that what I was thinking.
And there's a difference between concern over immigration on the one hand, and this indigenous "identity" politics. Aside from anything else, it's Cnut-like (to defame poor the poor old King) . It's fair to say that Mr W is indeed a Cnut in that respect.
We've gone from people being branded as racist for raising any sort of immigration issue, to accusations of "liberal fascism" when these concerns are questioned for getting out of hand or indeed being exploited. The Netherlands was always unlikely an unlikely candidate as a breeding ground for the further spread of this. As more than one person has pointed out, the USA and Trump is one thing, Brexit and the UK another, and then there is the Netherlands .... very different again. As is Germany, and even France.
And there's a difference between concern over immigration on the one hand, and this indigenous "identity" politics. Aside from anything else, it's Cnut-like (to defame poor the poor old King) . It's fair to say that Mr W is indeed a Cnut in that respect.
We've gone from people being branded as racist for raising any sort of immigration issue, to accusations of "liberal fascism" when these concerns are questioned for getting out of hand or indeed being exploited. The Netherlands was always unlikely an unlikely candidate as a breeding ground for the further spread of this. As more than one person has pointed out, the USA and Trump is one thing, Brexit and the UK another, and then there is the Netherlands .... very different again. As is Germany, and even France.
In previous elections:
2006 election: 9 seats
2010: PVV goes from 9 to 24 seats out of 150 (3rd largest party and 15% of the vote)
2012: back down to 15 seats and 10% of the vote.
2017: 20 seats and 13%
So while technically they are the second largest party for the first time, that doesn't have huge meaning in a country with such a splintered political scene. In terms of seats and votes they are behind where they were 7 years ago.
So as I said before, their fortunes fluctuate (like other parties).
2006 election: 9 seats
2010: PVV goes from 9 to 24 seats out of 150 (3rd largest party and 15% of the vote)
2012: back down to 15 seats and 10% of the vote.
2017: 20 seats and 13%
So while technically they are the second largest party for the first time, that doesn't have huge meaning in a country with such a splintered political scene. In terms of seats and votes they are behind where they were 7 years ago.
So as I said before, their fortunes fluctuate (like other parties).
Even many Moroccans agree with Wilders
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There's no shortage of "Moroccan scum" in Holland.
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There's no shortage of "Moroccan scum" in Holland.
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