Rechtsextreme erringen bei den EU-Wahlen überraschende Niederlagen für Frankreichs Macron und Deutschlands Scholz

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1. Something is going on. UK, now France, Belgium…like a wave of gov changes upcoming. Why now? How coincidental and seems like …I meam many are shocked of Macron’s decision but again, same goes for the UK. 🤔

2. A taste of things to come. Either the EU adopts a meaningful border program and deports low value economic migrants or the whole thing is choked to death and dies. Europe must accept all legitimate refugees, almost all of whom are women and female girls. Most of the migrants are adult men and teenagers who just want money. Germany especially must change, because they demand southern Europeans host these men at their cost, even if they are not culturally compatible. Either asylum is gifted only to those who deserve it -again, predominately women- or the whole system is pushed over.

   Spain, Italy and Greece were there 12 months ago. France will be there in 4 months. Germany is very late and cannot expect a welcome mutual consensus-based coalition to hold if they do not move on this!

3. I’m not shocked, far right support has increased especially among young voters in Europe. The number one issue in Europe is immigration. There needs to be much more control over immigration, illegal migrants and economic migrants. What needs to be improved are asylum and deportation laws.

4. This is the consequence of unbalanced policies from the opposite side of the political spectrum. When you have housing and affordability issues caused in part by poorly handled migration (specially impact on services and infrastructures unadjusted to the population increase), among other challenges, the electorate start to see the other side as the only alternative. This is the scenario many a demagogue salivates to have at hand, as people start to flock to them as the only solution…

5. When you sit between two chairs, you will get your ass kicked. A lesson for Social Demoncrats.

6. Seeing the same pattern here in Germany too. High time for border control revisions and fair asylum policies.Europe, get your act together

7. I mean (in France) they won both of the previous elections, and their support has only risen since. Tf did you expect

8. Im not good at these kind of thing and im probably going to be downvoted for even asking but.. is the other party better? More competent and more for the peace? Or would it be even worst and wars wouldn’t stop and huge immigration?

9. Far right is gaining momentum is every other region. Argentina. India. Italy. France. Germany. Coming soon to America near u. 🤦‍♂️

10. I mean…can you blame them?

    Migrant disregard for local culture might cause issue with the local French / European citizens right? loll

11. Immigration is being used to explain all the problems. Authoritarians like simple answers for complex questions. Sadly, so do stupid people.

12. All the ultra progressive Europeans in r/politics who always mock Americans for electing Trump (something they claimed would never happen in Europe) in absolute shambles right now

13. Makes sense. Europe, US, and Canada are all experiencing high volumes of economic migrants who aren’t socially compatible on top of other issues like housing and other necessities becoming rapidly unaffordable. People are going to want change.

14. Let millions of inmigrants in , crime skyrocket in certain countries and you wonder why…..

15. Rip to some of the smug people I’ve seen online claiming Europe is smarter than America and would never vote for the right. Also hope these results teaches some of you terminally online people that there are valid criticisms of immigration and by calling them racist immediately doesn’t work.

16. When Leaders fail to act against unsustainable migration of people from Conservative societies into Europe for the fear of being labelled Xenophobic that’s when actual xenophobes and fascists come to power to deal with it 

17. History repeats itself!

18. It’s as though Europe is seeing the effects of unrestrained immigration from countries that don’t value liberal democracy.

19. As an American, there far right is a lot different than our far right, correct?

20. On the flip side, Fidesz lost some 8 percentual points and like two seats, against a party that basically started existing 2 months ago. Small change and Fidesz still won a lot, but it shows you can vote the far right in, but also vote them out.

21. The fact that it is Europe’s young people who are clammering for fascism does not bode well for theirs, or the world’s, future. I turns out that the ‘never’ in never again really means about 80 years. Good luck, everyone. Putin is conquering the world, and Adolf Hitler is winning a major posthumans victory here.

22. The only way to save western democracies is to start treating disinformation attacks as attacks.

23. Most normally people in the western world want boarders, zero illegal immigration, and their law abiding citizens to be the priority of that government.
    They are hurting many of there countries with super left woke agendas.
    Most normally people won’t speak up about it because the left will just yell and call them names. But be prepared for almost all of these idiots to be voted out of office.
    The everyday people that consider themselves someone around the middle of politics (not way left and not way right) will be voting in people that put them first.

24. Is there a “Normal right” in Europe (France, Germany)? All I hear about is “Far right” vs Left and sometimes Centrists.

25. Illegal immigration pushes the political needle to the right. Even if taking in immigrants is the just thing to do, it needs to be balanced or we get a historical repeat of what the far right does when they have absolute power.

26. Yeah people sick of illegal immigrants and they want their voices heard. thats how democracy works. its a shame only far right offers any solutions..

27. This wouldn’t be so bad if the European far right weren’t completely compromised by Russian influence and captured by the ultra wealthy. They may pass policies that clamp down on immigration, but certainly not in a way that will deal with the root of the problem, and whatever gains they make will be dwarfed by the chaos they create in the national security and economic fronts. Get ready for some hard years.

28. It’s maybe a far fetched idea, but the 7.10 celebrations, violent protests and horrific phrases that came with it, show many European the problem of Europe immigration system.

29. BBC news coverage last night talked about far right parties. Then they mentioned the hard right. After that it was far right for a few minutes, and then it was hard right again. Finally, it was both hard right and far right.

    And they wonder why their viewing figures are plummeting.

30. Even Muslim scholars and professors still think the western values are shit. All said out loud on Twitter, can you imagine the average Joe Muslim who don’t possess a single brain cell in critical thinking?

31. I’m thinking perhaps the Syrian refugee influx to Europe was enabled by Russia/China? This election plays to their advantage. No more lessons on democracy and human rights.

    Late night musings.

32. We saw the opposite trend in the Nordics. Left-wing and socialist partied outperformed and went into leads, while far right-wing parties fell behind.