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  1. Hi! [IMG]files.cyclingforums.comsmile.png[/IMG]

    I rarely get involved in politics -but- I was checking the results of yesterdays euroelections and the results are kinda dissapointing.

    There were two parties who did pretty well, again, in similar conditions they did well the last time (the communism rise and the fascism rise few years back).

    The money run out and people went and voted for them.

    Apparently there are lots of stupid people in Europe.

    Fascism:

    With the screen of ethnic socialism, what fascism actually does is much more simple.

    When the (insert rich ethnic minority who's "fault is it" here) starts to have lot's of money, they are declared "dangerous for the nation". Then their money is stolen and these skilled workers start working for free.

    In adition the unskilled local workers who could not find a job are now "helped" to find work, which are usually underpaid bad jobs.

    The whole scene is run by the major industry of the country, with some "buddy" fascist as a frontman.

    Communism:

    Kinda the same as above. Money runs out from the unskilled and the "devil" upperclass who is doing well is attacked from the hords of the proles.

    Their money is stolen to create a bogus infastructure where everybody has a workplace unless they are "clinically insane", like being part of a "church" or actually "able to read" or something "fruity" like that. Then ofcourse to "protect" the people, there is no option of travelling abroad, cooperation with non-communism countries, education etc etc.

    In the end everybody ends up poor and miserable whilst the "bogus infastructure" grows absorbing all the population into it as "the workforce".

    Pictures of "workers", who cant read or write, going to factories in Communist Russia, just to have coffee for 8 hours in the yard and then leave whilst the "insane" philosophers dig salt in Siberia kinda describes it.

    After all the mayhem both of these systems caused back in the years, the communism civil wars, the fascist rise in Europe etc it would be expected that people would not think of supporting such notions again when the money is a bit less but the education level much higher, but no. They did! [IMG]files.cyclingforums.combig smile.png[/IMG]

    It's simply the result of evil, hostile and uneducated thinking.

    In quite alot of the EU countries, after yesterday, the representation in the EU will have communistic and fascist representatives.

    Any thoughts about why that happened and what's following?

  2. There are a lot of political shades in between nationalism (fascism) and communism throughout the European parliament.

    Marie LePen might be described as a fascist. But that description is lazy and inaccurate.
    Nigel Farage, United Kingdom Independence Party, could be described as being nationalist. Perhaps.

    The European project is failing many citizens for different reasons.

    The fact of the matter is that the European project was essentially sold in 1960/70/80's as an economic project as opposed to being a political/military project.
    By making the European project a political entity, tens of millions of citizens have no say in the legislation which gets passed in Brussels and Strasbourg.

    In my country (Ireland) we are lucky that our Constitution guarantees that the electorate here get to vote on referendums and amendments for European decisions.
    My fellow European citizens in Britain and throughout Europe don't get any say.
    In 1973 Britain and Ireland joined the EEC. The EEC became the EU (European Union).
    British citizens since 1973 have never had a chance to vote on a European issue.
    In my country, we at least get to vote on European issues.

  3. I dont know about Mrs. LePen but these "gentlemen" can be -very safely- described as fascists: [IMG]files.cyclingforums.combig smile.png[/IMG]

    (3rd party in Greece at the moment and also will be represented in the EU, as they collected the 3rd position in the Euroelections in Greece in Sunday.)

    Even Mrs LePen thinks they are "fascists". [IMG]files.cyclingforums.combig smile.png[/IMG]

    http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/may/27/marine-le-pen-met-far-right-leaders-eu-bloc

    "However, Le Pen ruled out joining forces with the extreme-rightGolden Dawn in Greece, the Hungarian party Jobbik or Ataka in Bulgaria."

    It's good that your parliament can vote for EU issues too.

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  4. As I said the EU parliament is a broad church.

    There may be some fascists and some communists, but there is every other political shade represented in the European parliament between those extremes.

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