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It's the domestic policies of SPD and to soem degree Eurozone policies, that have killed off SPD. But no, only buffoons support the Putin autocracy.
You can't keep populist from power, if you don't listen to "the ordinary man". This have been ignored for too many years; regarding immigration, economy, free movement of Europe, laissez faire view on "original" domestic and so on (ie. globalisation)
The populations of Europe don't want anymore migrants/refugees from Africa and Asia (especially muslim countries), even Swedish people wants a decrease in numbers. Thankfully governments around Europe is waking up, sad that it had to take an extreme right wing-movement to wake up.
You can't keep populist from power, if you don't listen to "the ordinary man". This have been ignored for too many years; regarding immigration, economy, free movement of Europe, laissez faire view on "original" domestic and so on (ie. globalisation)
The populations of Europe don't want anymore migrants/refugees from Africa and Asia (especially muslim countries), even Swedish people wants a decrease in numbers. Thankfully governments around Europe is waking up, sad that it had to take an extreme right wing-movement to wake up.
This is so true. Political parties in the western world have lost touch with the common citizen, especially centrist and left leaning parties. Immigration is a huge problem, I mean from an economic point of view, with the demographics of most western European countries immigration, when done right, is vital for their labor markets, but it needs to be done right. Admitting a large influx of refugees and largely uneducated people from third world countries, many of whom don't integrate and barely learn the language and culture of the countries they're immigrating to was never going to go down well with native populations. While its admirable from a humanitarian and moral perspective, its paramount to political suicide for governments and/or parties pushing for it.
I've been to Italy quite a few times in the past few years, and to be honest I can totally understand why the "common man" would have such a negative reaction to immigration. It didn't surprise me that Grillo's party was able to get so many votes tbh.
I've been to Italy quite a few times in the past few years, and to be honest I can totally understand why the "common man" would have such a negative reaction to immigration. It didn't surprise me that Grillo's party was able to get so many votes tbh.
Is is that hard to avoid driving through a zona traffico limitato?
Parents revieved a letter from Rome today, €160
Last month Pisa, €140
Parents revieved a letter from Rome today, €160
Last month Pisa, €140
The signs are not exactly obvious, no.
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This in itself is not wrong. I don't want more Afghan refugees either. 90% of them are unskilled, totally unprepared for life in Belgium and realistically will not really add anything to our society for the remainder of their lives. I don't think the future is particularly interesting for them either. By the time they are somewhat able to work, they'll be 50.
But that doesn't change the fact that, as a human being, I understand why we have to allow some refugees to settle in Belgium. It's not a question of want at all imo. It's something we has human beings have to do.
But these values are changing. The idyllic ideas from WW2 to 9/11, I suspect, will be a side-note in history rather than the new beginning many thought.
Internally - in the West - we'll keep these value as a core of society, but they won't apply to those outside 'our Tribe'. Instead we'll look towards a type of Marshall plan for Africa, while the compassion for the Middle East is all but gone, which Syria, Palestine and Yemen are great examples of.
Internally - in the West - we'll keep these value as a core of society, but they won't apply to those outside 'our Tribe'. Instead we'll look towards a type of Marshall plan for Africa, while the compassion for the Middle East is all but gone, which Syria, Palestine and Yemen are great examples of.
Yes. I'm not disagreeing with you. Far from it. Maybe I should have phrased it better. It's my personal belief that it is not a question of want, but a question of should. The necessity is somewhat reflected in the Refugee Convention though.
Compassion is a different emotion in my opinion. I find it very hard to show any sort of compassion for the very real difficulties a country like Israel faces. If the situation would become unbearable for Israelis and they had to flee to Europe, my gut response would honestly be 'fuck them'. But I would hope that I would be able to set aside that emotion.
Compassion is a different emotion in my opinion. I find it very hard to show any sort of compassion for the very real difficulties a country like Israel faces. If the situation would become unbearable for Israelis and they had to flee to Europe, my gut response would honestly be 'fuck them'. But I would hope that I would be able to set aside that emotion.
