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Originally Posted by thommy
it is NOT the first time we have this in germany .
franz schönhuber and his right wing party "die republikaner" did also a short dance on the floor. they even made it shortly to the european parliament.
none of this nazi folks went to anywhere since WW2 and they where faster forgotten as they showed up.
the same will happen to the AfD because their members do not even know what this party stands for - what is quite understandable because they have only complaints but no solutions.
you would be a great leader for this clowns.
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Read this.
https://www.newstatesman.com/world/e...-right-parties
And check out this.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...ties_in_Europe
Ignore them at your peril. I am afraid they will grow because of the stupidity of our leaders.
The 1930s Depression did more to create the Nazi Party than anything else. Germany had it very tough after its leaders had started a war that cost millions of lives, devastated the country and left most Germans worse off. But there were Far Right parties all over Europe. Spain, Italy, UK, Austria, Greece and more. The reasons were the lack of jobs, people started to look for solutions. With unemployment, low wages, poverty growing in Europe will history repeat itself?
There's a lot of poverty in Europe, this will educate you.
https://www.google.co.uk/search?dcr=....0.Ihvb35D1-cg
Even mainstream EU countries are suffering. Spain, Portugal, Italy, Eire, UK etc all have a lot of unemployed and low-wage earners who struggle to get out of the poverty trap. When they get the chance to apply for a job, too many foreigners are there competing at a lower wage to take the job. They are excellent targets for the Far Right.