And one thing about the Netherlands is the amount of parties

Still a surge

*sigh*

It's not having an effect.

And didn't he only win like 9 seats?

Not that many seats over there

It was like, a non-substantial victory

The question is,

is it the beginning of a trend?

And I think,

Wilders is kinda a joke in Netherlands

the answer is: no

The new guy Thierry Baudet seems like he'll do better

They have a party for everything, and the sort of new right wing party that's formed alongside it, the one with Baudet is making a major rise alongside Wilders

He gained 5 seats

In any case, Europe is Europe, America is America.

The center left party gained twice as many

Who knows

Let's focus on what we've got.

Maybe if European countries become as racially diverse as AL, SC, and MS, Whites over there will start voting heavily for far-right parties

@🎃Boo-ton🎃 France is on it's way and there's no change.

They shouldn't tho

3 out 10 people in France are non-White

lmao France is done @zakattack04

Yeah.

And there's no right wing surge.

They've surrendered a long time ago

That's my point.

Zak, actually

The Right eventually won in Austria.

It just didn't win the presidential election.

Really?

"there's no right wing surge"

They lost in Netherlands though.

It seems,

18% -> 35% is very significant.

the more West in Europe,

the worse the far-right does

Yes. The reason is actually partially that the OVP--which is supported by the Boomers--disavowed Hocke in the second round, based on his opposition to Turkish EU membership.

Not winning outright is not the same thing as a surge not existing

the far-right can only operate in Eastern and Central Europe