Sure. But also how about we call a call a spade a spade? Some of these parties are litteral neo nazis at their foundation, 3rd biggiest party in sweden (soon 2nd biggiest), are litterally fundamentally neo nazis, founded as one.
They did Hitler salutes and showed off Nazi memorabilia just a decade ago. And now try to be populist but act like outright racists with Nazi related scandal with members every month. They just changing rhetoric to focusing on Jews as they did nonstop to now Muslims. More acceptable target. But the tactic is the same.
Similar story with AFD in Germany, they long for the good old days and are outright idolise it. Le Pen family are not nazi related, but are outright racists.
There's difference between sound conservative right leaning parties (several in sweden), and right wing extremist parties that have neo nazism in their core values and identity. They don't shy away from it. They just spin it differently for populism that's founded in fear mongering racism, not solutions.
Many countries have their versions of these parties (UK does too, who do you think are flaming these riots in social media) and not all fringe extremists, most of them are growing to established levels (but what they stand for barely change, just verbal package). And if they not growing, it's because established parties are piggy backing on their rhetorics to steal voting bases from them.
It's the utter failure of mainstream parties in power that leads to these radical extremists growing. That's undeniable. But doesn't mean you don't call a spade a spade still.
They did Hitler salutes and showed off Nazi memorabilia just a decade ago. And now try to be populist but act like outright racists with Nazi related scandal with members every month. They just changing rhetoric to focusing on Jews as they did nonstop to now Muslims. More acceptable target. But the tactic is the same.
Similar story with AFD in Germany, they long for the good old days and are outright idolise it. Le Pen family are not nazi related, but are outright racists.
There's difference between sound conservative right leaning parties (several in sweden), and right wing extremist parties that have neo nazism in their core values and identity. They don't shy away from it. They just spin it differently for populism that's founded in fear mongering racism, not solutions.
Many countries have their versions of these parties (UK does too, who do you think are flaming these riots in social media) and not all fringe extremists, most of them are growing to established levels (but what they stand for barely change, just verbal package). And if they not growing, it's because established parties are piggy backing on their rhetorics to steal voting bases from them.
It's the utter failure of mainstream parties in power that leads to these radical extremists growing. That's undeniable. But doesn't mean you don't call a spade a spade still.
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