Message from @Salo Saloson
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Check out @Celticflame3’s Tweet: https://twitter.com/Celticflame3/status/1037962045503590400?s=09
I just think this is a valuable one to always remember.
https://twitter.com/TwitterSafety/status/1037804427992686593
have to say the comments have been fairly whitepilling to see how many "liberals" are upset over this
@Wotan Reborn You're aren't kidding. AfS is tearin' it up 👍
Highest energy I've seen at a non-larpy Swedish rally in a while, and the optics are on point...
Latest song from Komplott:
“What this regime has done to our continent Genghis Kahn, Napoleon and Stalin couldn’t do. “
“This is our land, our life our dream and even through eins we will not give it to you”
I’m not one for rap put their lyrics are fire.
Yep!
Good morning to everyone except journalists and the people at twitter dot com.
So AfS, are they /ourguys/?
Good morning 🌞 I.E.
@The Eternal Anglo Yes. They're nationalist without being NatSoc.
Got my butter coffee, off to school. Thankful for rain here in OK. Everyone have a constructive and satisfying day!
can someone explain to me what AfS is supposed to do if they win 24-26% of the vote?
I'm no master of politics, but it seems more likely they'll get the National Front treatment where everyone just locks together to push them out
AfS won’t get anywhere near that. It’s the Sweden Democrats who are the nationalist party polling high. AfS is much smaller, and much newer.
Morning everyone
I mean, great, we've got people polling in the double digits... but that doesn't mean too much when you gotta work with every other party that hates you
God Bless RT.
Apparently women voters are a huge cause of this shift to the right.
guess getting raped and attacked _en masse_ has that effect
Which makes sense when people come to your country that cannot manage cattle effectively believe they can treat women like cattle.
I feel at AfS can pull off getting a majority vote, same for SD, the party dynamics are quite different when compared to here. Austria, Italy, and Hungary voted for parties that the other parties hated, the nationalist/populist parties still won
Isn't Austria the same place where their domestic intelligence services went after GI claiming it was the mafia? Froze bank accounts and all that jazz?
I'm just stating the obvious: winning elections doesn't seem to be producing the intended results
We elected Trump into office, but there are still left wingers within some seats of power of course
Some seats of power? Electing Trump has done rather little to change the overall course of things
(yes, he was the best option, but he hasn't exactly delivered on a good many of his promises)
Well since he was elected: Illegal immigration (without the intervention of the state) has gone down drastically, White births (including arabs, etc) are up above replacement level, Homeland security dog whistles, /ourguys/ in office, Republican majority in a lot of the high seats, you name it. It's a small start admittedly, however, the more we shift, push the overton window to the right, WHILE having a right majority in the government, we should see a lot of fruitful stuff.
Salvini literally kicked out thousands of Gypsies in one of the Italian cities not long ago
Orban will pay couples to have babies, he kicked out all business of George Soros from Hungary as well
I mean, we've won on a lot of fronts, but it's only the beginning <:4dchess:439923932062154782>
This is the beginning indeed. 3 years ago even, nothing has begun yet
you'll have to forgive me for saying this: buy if you think we've "won" anywhere, you're being hopelessly optimistic.
I admit: we've gotten good results in certain areas, but in far, _far_ more places there is nothing being done. While deportations have gone up, the immigrants crossing the border has started to rise. There's been no progress on punishing - sorry, _enforcing_ the law on - sanctuary states and cities.
@Salo Saloson We aren't going to be able to make all the damage that the left has done, disappear overnight no matter what we do. Elections are important because they are the foundations of change.
the fact has not changed that we are operating on a limited time table, and the opportunity to make a positive change is closing pretty fast, if that 2050 deadline is anything to go by