Hello - this video has proved more controversial than usual, apparently because a significant number of viewers think we're (perhaps deliberately) overlooking immigration as reason that young European are voting for the so-called "far right". This is in some sense fair - after all, polling suggests immigration is the main reason Europeans are voting for the "far right" (x.com/SteveAkehurst/status/1799935834168377532 ) - but we were specifically trying to explain why YOUNG Europeans were voting for the far right MORE than their older counterparts, not why the far right was on the rise generally. On this count, Eurobarometer polling (europa.eu/eurobarometer/surveys/detail/3152) suggests that young Europeans are actually less likely than older Europeans to cite immigration as a policy priority for the European Parliament elections, hence why we didn't consider it a sufficient explanation. P.S. we nonetheless made a number of errors in this video, including: - misnaming Germany's Social Democrats as the Socialists - typo suggesting 11 year old Finns could vote - presenting Flanders-specific polling as Belgium-wide polling. For these errors, we can only apologise: we know that this is a recurring problem and we should be doing better. Nonetheless, thanks for watching - Zac
"Far right" is wrong to say. The biggest coalition is the centre right. Easyest answer are that most of us care about the things closest to us like famely. Its hard times and when you feel that the leftwing extremist partys aren't taken seriusly and your child comes home and the school have had a trance week och they teatch ideologi instead of facts... well that makes you care. The left need to cleen up there extreme parts of there political side. You get tiered of hearing about the nazi when the leftwing extreist aren't taken as serius. Gender ideologi for example is sience and the fact denial extremeist part of the left. Yes, the rightwing has there versions and extreme sides and idées and parts that don't belive in other typ types of science. But media only looks at the rightwing weirdos and not the left, because they are those/beleive those weird leftwing stuff. Atleast here in Sweden. Its just .... And stop call everything far right ffs. Voting rightwing shouldn't be put forward as an automatic bad thing. Its so wierd. There are good rightwing partys and idées and personnally I think the compromise between the two sides give the best results.
I find it extremely amusing that you don't talk about people seeing their countries turning into Middle Eastern & African and they are not interested in that. As to the US and Australia - the problem there is not extremely drastic so far, so the youth is voting for the rose ponies.
I would guess it's the same for UK, at least the only reason we might vote tories/conservatives. The only reason everyone is voting liberal is becuase the Tories seem to have no idea what they're doing, it's less voting for the left and more strategic voting.
Immigration is a main issue. In the Netherlands young people are unable to find houses. Boomers are sitting on tons of wealth and immigration laws make it so we have to give immigrants housing as well. Dutch youth is feeling forgotten.
@@ThatTallGuy0 And Canada. Immigrants are given priority, even over veterans and youth, disabled, etc. But native poor are offered MAID instead of help to live.
Why don't they just build? Holland is 40 percent habituated by people and the rest by farms.... 80 percent of produce gets exported and only 20 percent stays in the country. Why don't they just give building permits to build?
You must be pretty astronomically out of touch with EU politics if you can make a 9 minute video with this title, without even once mentioning immigration.
Immigration is mainly a fake problem by radicalised right wingers who never spoke to a refugee or never try to grasp how the daily life in cities is actually like. There are no end time scenarios in cities as right wing media pretend to be.
@@suggondees4882 They don't have to come here. There are a lot of stable and closer countries with smiilar cultures they can do to. Also, most migrants are NOT war refugees. Most migrants are economic migrants. But you are right, we have to address the root problems : how opened our borders are and how lenient we are to illegal migrants. Make a country where anyone who comes here illegally (there are legal channels, don't make "breaking the law" the first thing you do when entering a country) are placed in jail with forced labor. Don't give migrants free housing and free money. Don't make being migrant here appealing, and you won't get migrants. People don't cross a quarter of the world to migrate to Korea, Japan, China, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Paraguay, etc. I wonder why ? Boom, root problem solved.
@@suggondees4882 Syria, Afghanistan, Yemen, Iraq, all wars suported or even lead by the West. But does the West want refugees from these countries fleeing our bombs and the poverty these wars have left behind? God no! Stay where you are so we can keep up our luxury life style while you pay the price for it. Eruopeans are terribly ignorant and don`t (want to) see that peace for our continent goes hand in hand with war elsewhere. As long as there is war, there will be refugees and it is our responsibility to care for them as long as we participate in the game.
But also, who ruined their futures. Tories plus Brexit has been a disaster for the younger generations. And the only real alternative are labour. Whereas in the EU the constant denial by progressive or left leaning parties regarding misbehaving immigrants of a certain religious background is starting piss off people and with the exception of Denmark, parties of the left have ignored or downplayed the issue, which helps the fringe and right wing parties. Young people don't want to have the right wingers in power, but if the others do not address the problem, they almost have no choice. Coincidentally, now , a couple of days before the elections the German SPD has accepted the fact that there is a problem
Oh, so their contributing to taxes for decades should be for everyone else BUT them...? What a greedy loser; you're like my exPig w/the cloven pigfoot out. This isn't the Ants & the Cricket, where all the ants do the work and then cricket does jack shit and then expects the ants to take care of him when winter comes. It's a fable to live by.
Immigration is the only thing keeping your countries alive. What is killing your countries is the rich monopolizing resources while driving the price of everything up. All these GDP per capita nonsense is just smoke and mirrors.
And sadly don't bother to see how badly the decades long rule of center right parties have stagnated Europe. They foolishly thing going even harder into these policies with the right will solve anything.
@@ada1 Climate change will not effect anyone for HUNDREDS of years... Stop with this first-world problem nonsense. Cost of living is infinitely more important than climate change.
i work with good amount of young people and pretty much all of them have accepted the fact that they won't ever get to buy their own home. there are also plenty that have admitted to me that they would love to eventually have a family, but will probably not be able to actually afford it. it's all broken and it's only getting worse. just imagine what position gen alpha will be in once they reach that age.
@@FrancisYorkMorganFBI While home ownership would be nice at the very least there should be some option for secure tenancies where the landlord cant just say guess what I'm selling or guess what the rent is going up now. Depends what country/city/state you are in though. Hard to be motivated if you don't have any hope, hard to start a fam if you have no security.
@@captainwheelbarrow649look up the magnitude of the housing crisis that occurred in South Korea when they tried a measure like that. Price controls are always disastrous, no matter how well meaning or disguised.
I was on a bus in a ski resort in USA about 2-3 years ago and a young woman from sweden was talking to someone and I overheard what she said. She literally left due to islamic immigrants ruining her home country. Her words, not mine!
TLDR are British, the British have pretty much never been correct about the politics on Mainland Europe lol. The Comment section are the experts, we fucking live here mate.
I think it’s more about young people being disappointed with the political establishment. In my country, Sweden, we have a big youth unemployment problem, and a housing market which is absurdly bad. Meanwhile the parties in the centre espoused a very relaxed migration policy and very generous programmes for migrants whilst the actual citizens had problems getting started with adult life. Since young people feel that the established parties have failed them, they go to the opposition. For women it’s mostly the far left party, and for men, the far right party. What tells me that it’s more about young people being fed up with the establishment is that in the UK, if young people were the only ones to vote, the tories would not even get a single seat, while almost all of England would be labour, wales would be fairly green (as in Plaid Cymru) and Scotland would be very SNP.
I don't know how it's in Sweden but in the Netherlands people come with the same complaints about asylum seekers having it easier and getting a lot of benefits, but that is actually not true in NL at least. What I always find strange is this hyperfixation on asylum seekers in the Netherlands, and people say yeah but there is a housing crisis. So why don't talk about that. Why are people not having discussions about what is leading to the housing crisis and what governments can do.
It is not popular to try and talk about solutions to problems rather than going with the simple default complaining or stating the cool hardliner answer while saying others arw idiots. It's too hard and not good as a evening beer chat to have with the bros. Thus one young people, as old ones, go with what resonates the most. Hardliner rethoric on immigration, which is more like a symptom than the disease. For women the emotion that resonates thr most is probably empathical towards the poor rejects of society, which again is just a go to simple story.
As for the older ones the default option has already been given, the establishment center-right or left, no need to think too much. I think this can pretty much explain these trends
I would say that Scotland is already very SNP, or at least it was in 2015 when they won 97% of all the seats in Scotland! They're a peculiar party, though. They're a nationalist party but quite left wing (at least a few years ago, I think they're more centre-left now) and because their main objective is independence they contain everything from the far left to the right and therefore appeal to most people in the country (even if they don't support independence). But as your point says, they're a reaction against the establishment (even when they're in government) and are especially popular among young people.
Because young people are in the positions to complete with immigrants. If you are old, home-owning pensioner, on the other hand, it's natural for you to be pro-immigration since you are benefited from cheap labors. There is neither good nor evil in this world. Only the conflicts between different people in different positions.
Home owner,business owner,politician, pensioner all benefit from them, if you are a home owner no need to buy one,if you own more than one you can increse rents because over supply, if you are a bussiness owner you have a larger customer based combined with labor that don´t asks for raises and work longer hours, pensioner are already getting a check every month and besides a percentage they can have a ok life. Young people are stuck living with parents or paying 50% or more on rent, low paying jobs or worse precarious one. social media shows people living the high life creating unrealistic expectatives meawhile with our age grandparents were living in a barn with no electicity,plumbing,telecomunicatons ect
@@weird-guy BS, at your age your parents could buy a house after a year of work and they got the job off the street, unqualified. Now you wanna be a waiter they ask for 5 diplomas and have to speak at least 7 languages, but don't ask for the salary
Because you can't expect a bunch of people from deeply fundamentalist muslim countries to seemlessly integrate into secular European culture. There is a major culture clash happening right now that is only looking to get worse as demographics shift. Take lgbt rights for example: Gay people can live freely in every single EU country. In a lot of those countries they are conpletely equal. Meanwhile, the vast majority of the Middle East sytematically persecutes gay people with punishments ranging from longterm prison sentences to torture and the death penalty. And this is only looking to get worse as those countries become more religious. This wouldn't really be a problem if immigrants left the fundamentalist parts of their culture behind but this clearly isn't happening.
the far left does not want to accept that they fucked up by allowing so many people in. To recognize the problem, you first need to admit you fucked up else it wont progress forward at all.
@@PerfectAlibi1 No, they're fed up by the fact they can't get affordable housing. Which is where immigrants do play a minor but still significant role in (financialization and lack of building housing being the major causes).
You pretty much ignored us in central Europe (although you also ignored southern Europe and eastern Europe...), but even here in Czechia most of my classmates in college, who don´t follow politics that much and didn´t know who to vote, asked me who is the most against immigration, everything else was less important. When gen Z even in our country prioritize immigration over everything else when we don´t even have that many immigrants (mostly Ukrainians, but those aren´t those we mean...) it really shows something.
wtf half teh countriesd shown are central europe with two in north eastern europe. Including the PiS would destroy the video because polish things are strange. and southern europe is the only place really missing. Inclusion of the balkans would be to depressing considering the ongoing "Balkan boogaloo 3.0" happening right now XD
I saw protest in Bulgaria against immigration, I'm laughing because why no one is moving to Bulgaria and they have like one or two hundred brown people in the country if any.
Just a question, is it about the actual immigrants you have that you feel are incompatible with your culture? Or is it moreso about fear that you will end up like Western Europe, so you want to avoid that and vote for parties that campaign against it? Here in Hungary, our government makes noises about keeping immigrants away, but there has been a pretty big wave of foreign workers here recently, mostly from Southeast Asia. They aren't really causing any problems, but people fear that this will still create cultural issues (usually because of what they hear about Western Europe, and how multiculturalism in general has failed, according to them) or will open the gates for those immigrants with "less compatible culture" if we continue like this (hey, it's their words, not mine).
Statistically, guys who lean to the right end up single or have a bad love life. Right-wing bigotry is obviously repulsive to women who live through the actual material realities that make them left-leaning. This is why most women are left-leaning. Why would women want to go back to a time where men only viewed women as nothing breeders? Why would any sane woman date a right-wing man that is against women's rights. More young guys are massively shifting left, not right. Those who are shifting to the right have been sold the classic lie from the imperial rulebook. You will end up wondering why you are ostracized from society for carrying outdated thoughts, then wonder why you are single. Many women chose to be single today because there are still a lot of outdated men who think themselves the victims. Want to have a good love life? Stop being involved in right-wing politics. No, the democratic party isn't leftist if you are wondering. Both republicans and democrats are neoliberals, which is right-wing. Men and women who touch grass and are involved in their community will become more left-leaning as they realize capitalism's many contradictions, especially in today's age of mass technology. We are all in the same boat, there is no reason to be right-wing unless you actually own capital (the means to production), love to be a bootlicker, or just dislike minorities in general. I have never seen a right-wing person advocate for civil rights. They're always arguing about useless stuff, like immigration, instead of actually talking about the underlying problem that is causing the immigration crisis. Ironically, immigration should be welcomed in developed industrialized nations as birth rates decline. The EU won't get anywhere if blatantly racist parties gain power and let their populations die and enacting policies that do not fix the problem.
Why isn't he mentioning France's case in his video? 32% of French women voted for the RN, ahead of French men (31%). There's no gender gap anymore in France for the bellow 35 yo far right voters.
@@RURALWORLD-fe7eu they're single because conservative/right-wing men are repulsive. this is statistically proven. also, the youth in the US are more left-leaning, not right-leaning. hopefully they will soon learn that both democrats and republicans are neoliberals on the right and radicilize further to the left enough to make the first leftist party in the US :)
You made a mistake, the poll about belgium is actually only about flanders, and the parties mentionned are the flemish parties, so it doesn't represent belgium as a whole An understandable mistake given Belgium's complicated political system
@@mimile4462 Probably because the media in the French-speaking part excludes all right-wing and far-right parties. There have been radical-right parties, for example Chez Nous this election, but the chance is small that they're going to reach over 5%.
Blunders of this kind in this channel are not a bug, they're a feature 😎. Greetings from Chiemsee PS ich vermute mal stark Frau Wagenknecht und Konsorten definieren sich selbst sehr wohl als Sozialisten der alten Schule - nicht dass es wichtig waere, eigentlich sind sie dieser Tage reine Unterhaltung Edit typo
In the Netherlands we've the rightwing Tory like rule to thank for that though. 22 years of rightwing rule. 30% tax cuts for work immigration and they barely build any houses. Asylum seekers don't have the money at all to buy houses. The pensions aren't a problem at all in the Netherlands and jobs are neither. We actually have the best pension system in the world and a low jobless number since i was born in the 80s. It's where we shine the most.
@@krisdaschwab912 That doesn't mean the youth won't tear society down in desperation and anger. Bad times ahead, but those responsible won't face consequences.
Ignoring the elephant in the room, immigration, can only be due to political correctness, 'wokeness' and a fear of being called racist - the very things that got us into this mess in the first place.
@@repacharge431 No I am not saying he is left leaning. I am staying that he is so politically correct that he, like many others, feels he can't discuss immigration for fear of sounding racist. He has not got his head round how to separate immigration issues from appearing racist. I am 100% not racist - I have had many friends over my life from many different races. But uncontrolled immigration cannot continue for practical reasons such as public service provision, housing and effective societal integration.
@@gdok6088 "uncontrolled immigration cannot continue" no countries have uncontrolled immigration. The fact that people think they do shows how little they understand about actual immigration systems. I know someone who emigrated from Pakistan to the UK and it's very hard.
@@juanDE1703 Well I think what mostly needs to be improved are asylum and deportation laws, whether those affect legal or illegal immigrants is secondary.
@@juanDE1703 Big effect on rent and house prices. High immigration means more demand for housing. Basic economics of supply and demand means that more people competing for housing will increase house prices. Also many young people feel they have been denied the rich history and culture that their parents grew up with because of the modern push from the establishment to embrace diversity. Its like a weird feeling of nostalgia for something you never experienced.
United State of America -Child protective Services are now placing American disabled children in foster care with Somalian families. Most cultural practices are based off Islamic traditions. Households are largely male-centered, and male family members often serve as the decision-makers or spokespersons. Somalian has long been a patriarchal society, where men hold most of the power and women face significant discrimination and gender-based violence. Married women are expected to cover their bodies including their hair. Some Somali women wear veils to cover their faces. Islamic law allows a man to marry up to four wives. Women, for their part, are permitted only a single husband. Although not all Somali men are polygamists, a sizable minority are. It would not be unusual to encounter a Somali man married to two or even three women, if not the full four. Every year, members of the Somalians send approximately $1.3 billion to their friends and relatives in Somalia. So the money the foster parents get is sent to Africa.
Reasons you didn't mention 1) Immigration 2) European right is more socialist in economics 3) The age divide. The establishment right is boomer/X. The far right is has more youth energy. And the elderly are putting forward policies that take away from young people to give to themselves.
@@Rallinale Compared to the rest of the world, they are. I still wish that anyone voting for those parties decide to remove themselves from the mortal coil, but at least they know that socialism works and the party leaders don’t portray themselves as being ultra-capitalist.
@@RallinaleMost western European far “right” parties are essentially just the established social democratic/center-left parties economically but with very strict immigration policies, soft climate denial and vague/weak socially conservative stances on LGBTQ, gender equality and abortion (that they don’t really care about in reality)
Yeah sure immigration is the reason for everything. Immigration is the reason I made spaghetti yesterday. Did you know that the Big Bang happened because of immigration? Let's simplify every single issue into the comfy feeling that we get when we fear immigration, cause why not? Education is a thing of the past! Immigration blaming is the new thing!
I was born in 1996. I can tell you one thing. When you have a middle-class childhood, being told that you can have a good life if you work hard, and that you live in a free and prosperous time and place, that becomes a core part of who you are. When you then get 9/11, forever wars, the housing market collapse, the olbiteration of community, mass polarization, refugee crises, stagnant wages, ballooning debt, mass inflation, terrorist attacks, a climate crisis nobody seems interested in solving, and you end up perpetually renting a single room apartment watching your dollar mean less and less every single year, it's not a question of if you'll become radicalized, it's a matter of by whom. Desperate people are the stuff of which dictatorships are made.
And out of all parties the ultra-rights are the ones to solve these issues? If that`s what the younger generations think, they`re less educated than I was expecting.
For Germany, the reason is quite clear. The young generation is feeling the effects of immigration particularly strongly. In many schools, German students are increasingly exposed to a greater influence of Islamic-conservative values from their Muslim classmates. Foreign nationalism by Arabs, Turks, Albanians, Serbians, Palestinians is also playing a role. There is a trend for being anti-german and anti-west for many young people with an immigrant background. There is also more and more violence, such as all the knife attacks, and less and less scope and opportunities to discuss the issue. Criticism of this violence is always equated with racism. The state is also incapable of acting. If you are the victim of a serious act of violence today, the likelihood of the perpetrator being convicted is very low. Other issues are the developments surrounding the war in Ukraine, economic prospects and a left-wing bubble that is more concerned with woke issues than honest social justice. Some of these issues are not so present among older people.
Here in Czechia, I see more and more black people who are not muslim and they look totaly fine, you see them with kids outside playing at kid's playgrounds or you see new generations of Vietnamese doing the same and this is how it should look, this is immigration I support, what is happening in Germany or France is just scary for us. And believe or not, integration of Ukrainians is not that ideal as you may think, because it's not true that their culture is that compatible and similar enough, it's not, when we have some problems with foreigners, it's mostly one of these 3 nationalities - Ukrainian, Romanian or Bulgar. Vietnamese people may look more incompatible and distant, but in reality, they are more compatible than Ukrainians. I support Ukraine in this war ofcourse, don't take me wrong, I am just saying that immigration is a big topic even here where we don't have that much muslim immigrants and our immigrants are from so-called "compatible countries" but it's in reality not that compatible.
Thank you for sharing your experience in Germany. I am in the UK and I agree with everything you said. It's just that the Conservative Party is imploding here and the majoritarian electoral system in the UK is pushing people back to Labour who are comparatively more central, as explained in the video. However, I think there will still be a rise of the far right in this election in the UK in the Reform party. So let's see.
@victortang1015 same reason in the USA, American Democrats and liberals are just more in the center then American Republicans and conservatives. Republican and conservative policies are DEEPLY unpopular among younger Americans like GenZ are the champion voice of lgbtq rights, student loan forgiveness, abortion rights, restrictions on gun ownership, rebuilding the justice system from the ground up etc. GenZ Americans tend to be more progressive and liberal both socially and economically. This one reason alone could cost Trump the election, especially since Biden won GenZ voters by over 40% points in 2020 which ultimately won him the election. In comparison, Biden only won the national popular vote by 5% points, meaning that GenZ Americans are 35% points more left wing compared to the nation as a whole.
As a Muslim growing up in Germany, I see the problems of violence from foreigners and the disrespect the Germans are getting sometimes. However, I am always disappointed that problems are attributed to my religion since my religion teaches that no culture is better than the other, and no people is better than the other. The biggest problem is nationalism of foreigners and the perception that their culture is better than the German culture. I would have also voted for a right-wing party since Muslims are hold in general conservative values. But the AFD for example explicitly states that Islam doesn’t belong to Germany, which means my way of life and I as a person do not belong to Germany, although living here for my hole life, studying and working here.
@@pal-ly302 mate, every Muslim I've known put their religion above everything else, and not just their faith; speaking Arabic, eating halal, dressing like back home, etc. Basically putting this islamic culture above the country they grew up in, and frankly being quite arrogant and disrespectful about it. Your scripture might say something, but clearly that's not how the Muslim community behave. You might be genuine with what you say, but you need to open your eyes about your community. People in Europe were fine with immigration as long as you work, respect the country's culture and history, and assimilate over time. All immigration in Europe did that over time (my family is among them), but sadly immigration from Islamic countries refuses that. Hence the stigma
Yeah. Because so many Immigrants are sitting in Davos and forced us to Take the vaccine and took us Our freedoms. Whos Policy was it that the migrants are Here in the First place?? Migrants are Not the cause. Its the fucking rich in Davos. You are getting played and you are eating it. They laugh their Asses Off in Davos.
Immigration has gone out of control. In almost all EU countries more than half of the people say that their country takes in too many asylum seekers. Mainly in Italy and Greece but the numbers are still very high in places like NL, Germany, Finland etc.
And yet Italy is one of the places where young people haven't shifted right as much. As indeed someone from there, I'd say because right and far right, whatever they may say, favour disproportionately old and rich people here.
To be the most popular party in Italy you NEED the votes of old people. It's a simple matter of numbers. And to be clear, they have support from young people, but it has not increased dramatically from the past.
Those over 70 aren't responsible for the surge in crimes- unlike the imported men from the middle east and Africa. But sure, blame the old for the WEF white replacement agenda.
No. Most migrants are literally not aggressive. Its just that the government literally prioritizes their well-being over the citizens ← which is 90% of the issue with migrants.
@@n1rvana_ The fact is that most migrants are not part of the same culture and should never be in Europe unless they accept European values. Best solution right now is to vote far right. Europe needs to recover its values before its to late.
Because it's just a scapegoat. Look at Italy: Meloni had to admit that migration is necessary for the system to continue functioning. She did not stop migration.
@@moloids I'm sorry. But getting a steady stream of unskilled (male) ME immigrants who hate The West and want Sharia Law is not the solution. Even if it helps economically for now.... Nor is the same of uneducated, unskilled West African male immigrants
Addressing immigration issue means recognizing that wokeism is deadly for Europe. That’s why nobody who is left will never address this problem, they will only try their best to justify it. Europe is more than just an economic zone.
Here in Portugal my biggest annoyance is that most parties seem to see and discuss the European election is it was a second round of the national elections
We wouldn't be in this situation if the PSD had negotiated with Chega; it's sad they've betrail us who supported them and didn't want PS on government! I'm sure the right wave will be massive next election and I will not vote for PSD again!
The way the system is set up, they basically are. Since you cannot vote for a EU group, you have to vote for national parties instead. In the end EU issues are not exactly separate from national issues either.
To be honest, these graphs are poorly made. Why don't you show the percentage of the represented age bracket in each respective graph? As they are now, the charts are not readable at all.
I think you guys should talk about the cop being stabbed to death in Germany. The timing of it with these elections I think is going to have a major impact, especially since it happened at a political rally.
@@LuluTheCorgiwhat do you mean by right wing motivated attacks? As far as I know, the left are the defenders of Islam in Europe and the apologizers for the extremists that religion is creating, that's where the attacks are coming from.
@LuluTheCorgi What about the mass shootings, driving trucks into pedestrians, stabbings? Histpry did not begin today. You think it is wise to take migrants from countries your country has bombed like Afganistan? I'm not going to blame the immigrants but the left. Why support military campaigns in these countries and take in their refugees??? Like France literally killing leaders of their colonies and then importing their people. The left has in fact become the party of wars and then support the insane security risk of bringing in these people, bringing in their own victims. Surely, some want revenge.
Same in the USA, however, Boomers and GenX are more likely to be hard core conservatives. 73% of Boomers voted for Trump, and 78% of GenX voted for Trump. On the opposite end, 68% of Millennials voted for Biden, and 75% of GenZ voted for Biden.
Exactly. That only seems far right to people because politics has shifted massively to the left in the last 10 years. What we are seeing here is a political shift to the state we had in 2014.
@@pinktfatrabbit politics has not shifted to the left. dont be a useful idiot. neoliberalism is a right-wing ideology. we are more right-winged than ever. anything more right than that is literally far-right. of course i consider all right far-right of course. i am very biased against proto-fascists. they always end up there somehow. why do you think they despise migrants so much and spend so much money in the media fearmongering? if the right wins, the only people benefitting are those who were already in power. minorities are not going to be represented, workers are going to be in much more horrible conditions, etc... the right is and never was for the people. read history.
People talk about economic and sociological factors, but what about psychological ones? How do young adults go through their period of identity formation in times like this? There seems to be a divide between those that want to abandon national identities alltogether and those that double down on them.
@@_o..o_1871It really isnt. Otherwise you woukld deny that cukltural views are of any importance for people and that people are incapable of having feelings regarding cultural issues, or in other words LGBTQ and immigration are topics we talk about soely because we are bored and we are incapable of having feelings regarding one or the other. If we are capable of having feelings on those issues, then psychological factos can be derived from those
"abandon national identities altogether" is a euphamism for "being pro-European" but I want to point out that there's no contradiction between European identity and national identity same as there is no difference between national identity and regional identity i.e. something like just because someone identifies as Bavarian doesn't mean they don't also identify as German. There are actually four levels of identities in Europe - regional, national, European, global.
No way I will ever abandon my national identity. A European Federation is one quick way to instigate a massive surge in Facism across Western Europe lol
You cited a study that was recently challenged, for the voting of young people in Germany. While the study is correct, the media made errors interpreting it, a challening study suggests more like 17% for the AfD. The study you cited did not include persons that said: "I am not sure what to vote" (which was if I remember correctly the most given answer) therefore they lack in accuracy.
@@Yezu666No. There are lies on social media for both sides, and they are easily recognisable. But in the media the lies are only against the right. And the arguments against the right that they keep using are weak and easily refutable. Also calling your ideological opponents derogatory terms such as "nazis" doesn't help your side.
Speaking for myself as a leftist voter in the Netherlands; I am disillusioned by leftist parties whitewashing and greenwashing their rhetoric, holding fast to idealism and ignoring realities on the ground that are harder to sell, even leaning into particular myths during campaigning. For example, I have a lot of sympathy towards farmers in the Netherlands, but I didn't see the left do enough to help farmers. Besides every right-wing voter is a disappointed left-wing voter, I reckon. Which isn't to say that it's a protest vote, but rather, since left-wing voters feel betrayed by institutions, they end up feeling like they should be free from those institutions, which drives them towards the right. It's kind of like the bus system. If you hate taking the bus, you are not likely to vote to raise money for the bus, but if nobody raises money for making the bus system nicer and more convenient, then you're never going to like taking the bus. In biology, this is called "niche creation". EDIT: Furthermore; whenever a generation is in crisis, men tend to feel pressured to become breadwinners at the cost of not having a healthy social or family life. It's shown that this makes men more anxious to prove that, since they have given up on receiving love and validation, that they need to balance out the 'pampering' of their counterparts by speaking 'harsh truths', which tends to be the language of reactionaries (reactionaries are people who co-opt originally left-wing concerns and provide right-wing answers, which is why they're a 'reaction'). The left-wing does not really have a wing of folks incorporating right-wing talking points viewed from a left-wing lens. Anyone who tries is often dropped by the left and absorbed by the right.
honestly if it weren't for the SP or PVDD, chances are that I'd either not vote, or vote a party like PVV. D66, PvdA/GL, CU, all have had, afaik, the chance to reign and all have flopped HARD.
The reason is immigration. That's it. It's amazing how the host doesn't cite the most obvious factor behind the popularity of parties whose primary platform is immigration restrictionism. It's not even that young Europeans are more immigration restrictionist than old Europeans, that's not the case if you look at the polls, it's just that young people are less risk-averse than old people, so young Europeans are willing to take the risk of trying something different than traditional parties supported by traditional media. Of course, young Europeans are also increasingly having the experience of having to deal with violent and anti-social third world immigrants in schools, something that was much rarer for Europeans over the age of 40 when the immigrant population was much smaller. All the other factors mentioned by the host are either minor or wrong. Europe doesn't really have much of a cultural war like the US, for the simple reason that Europe doesn't have a big right-wing religious movement like the US, these young Europeans voting for so-called far-right parties are not more religious or conservative than old Europeans, that's clear in polls, which show them supporting things like gay marriage in vast majorities, so the issue in question is really just immigration. The other thing is that because Europe has multiple parties, Europeans do not suffer from partisan brain poisoning like the US, and there are studies showing that Europeans who vote for immigration restrictionist parties do so because of the policy of immigration restrictionism, not their rhetoric. A simple way to check all this is to just look at Denmark. In Denmark, the traditional center-left and center-right parties are doing well, and the so-called far-right parties have a real but not extraordinary presence among young people. Why? Because in Denmark, the traditional center-left and center-right parties have restricted third world immigration, and continue to do so. It's simple really, if traditional centrist parties have sensible immigration policies that preserve their countries and don't import gigantic numbers of inassimilable aliens, then they will do well. Why are Anglo countries different? That's an interesting question, my guess is that it's a mix of the fact that Anglo countries have better immigrants, which is definitely true for the US, Canada and Australia, but also just a more successful ideological campaign about the supposed virtues of multiculturalism.
Immigrant kids aren’t worse than any other kid in school. My school was filled with people of other ethnicities, but the one who got arrested for stabbing someone was white British.
@@kataroquasinzki7383 Fuck off with your colonialism bullshit. There's not even 1% of the population let alone even 100k Europeans living in Syria, Algeria, Yemen and Somalia but the opposite is even huge nearly 7% over 5 million Muslims live in the UK, nearly 14% of France is Muslim over 10 million Muslims live in France, 25% of Sweden's population is foreign born with a population of just over 6 million people, Germany, Belgium, Italy and so on nearly 10% of their population is Muslim with double digit million muslim populations. If 10 million French immigrants lived in Algeria TODAY and started demanding rights and imposing their values on Algerian society and it's culture what do you think Algerian muslims and their government will do?? Want 10 million ethnic Spanish in Morocco to make it fair?
The single largest difference between Australian voters and the rest of the world is that in Australia, voting is compulsory. This results in a 95% voter turn out in every election, and pushes Australian politics towards the centre. There is very little difference between the left and the right here.
What punishment is there if somebody doesn't vote? In Bulgaria it's compulsory as well on paper, but a lot of people don't vote and that isn't enforceable
@@mateyp3365 That just suggests a lack of any real choice due to forcing people who have no view, knowledge or interest in politics to put a cross somewhere.
For me (young belgium guy) immigration is pretty much the key factor, I used to be pretty indiferend toward it and politic as a whole but that terorist attack we had in october during a football match really made me realise we need a stricter migration policy to prevent monsters like that from getting in It's a pretty radical change for me, if anything I used to be more leftleaning because I'm concerned about climate change
It's interesting that you say climate change, because if you look at polls among young Dutch people, climate change isn't one of their top concerns. The top concerns are things like cost of living, inflation, healthcare, housing, social security, the economy and immigration
Wasn’t that the attack directed at people Swedish supporters? Everyone seem to hate us (Sweden) now because of the burning of the Qoran. Ironically the guy who did the burnings weren’t even Swedish but Iranian and he has had his residency revoked but no one seems to care. The other troublemaker we have had is Danish. They come to abuse our liberal laws that allow free speech.
@@roejogan2693 Wait until he wants to buy a climate change approved home (which is mandatory now in Flanders) and realizes it adds 100k-200k to the price, effectively meaning you'll have to live in a house a 4th of the size you grew up in. Can you imagine the consequences if you want to start a family? This is covert genocide. (Yes, I have a knack for drama. 😉)
ignoring the elephant in the room got us here, its the policies abondned around 2015 that leads us to this, i will never vote for them,but i understand why people do it, also their media presence although it uses alternative realities, they know how to do it, meanwhile the other parties because they are the status quo see no need to adapt and cativate young people votes on social media forgeting that under 60 voting basee are also on facebook, bunch of dummies will lead to our colapse, foreigner actors are smiling and laughing at us. Stupidity from both sides all around.
Trust me, if mainstream parties seriously tackle the immigration issue and people trust them, nearly all of these votes will go back to them. Now however, I don't know if they can regain that trust after all these years...
The problem is immigration. Illegal immigration specifically. Because the problem is so mismanaged many immigrants who were rejected from asylum for understandable reasons like if they are violent or have a criminal history aren’t actually deported, leaving dangerous people undocumented and desperate for money, leaving them in a situation that puts other Europeans (especially women or young people) in danger. On the flip side the large amount of mismanagement means that there isn’t anything being done to protect migrant rights either, many are trapped in Greek labour camps or are victims to ilegal practices like in Hungary where they transport them in containers without food or water for up to 24 hours, with many child immigrants ending up in human trafficking in other scenarios. Both immigrants and native residents are victims to this problem due to the lack of mismanagement at our borders because of the VETO powers of our leaders and the blatant disregard for the rule of law due to legal loopholes. Shutting down our borders won’t solve the problem but create new problems and lead to further isolation. The real solution is to figure out how to manage the border in a sane way and to decide who can get in and whoever is dangerous stays out. We can only do this if all of us work together because we are all stronger together!
@@Beetlejooce01 An elephant to the room people (Specially in the left) loves to ignore, on how making politics who says you're scum while giving free stuff to others makes people hate and love you respectively.
@@Beetlejooce01There isn't much of a gender divided between GenZ men and women in the USA and UK tho. For example: In the USA, 47% of GenZ women identified as Liberal vs only 24% of GenZ women who identified as Conservative, moreover, 41% of GenZ women identified as a Democratic voter vs 18% of GenZ women who identified as a Republican voter. Among GenZ men in the USA, 38% of GenZ men identified as liberal vs 29% of GenZ men who identified as conservative. Another 34% of GenZ men identified as a Democratic voter vs 22% of GenZ men who identified as Republican voters.
well young people in europe are inheriting a civilization which isn't remotely close to what there fathers and forefathers had the privilege of living through.
@@jonathanescamilla3659 where are you from?ofcourse we arent talking about time before 60s 70s but times in Europe were much better. The economy now is fcked everywhere
I'm convinced it's because (continental) Europeans have a much stronger sense of cultural identity, which is currently under threat from immigration and excessive globalism. The reason men are more conservative is because they tend to vote less from a position of emotion or empathy, which is a reason women vote more liberal. And then there is the constant attack on masculinity and the disdain towards the role of men in society. It's not acceptable and will garner a backlash. We're seeing it now. Whatever platforms or media are used to get information from is far less relevant than the above points.
I think it's interesting because whilst we have majoritarian system in the UK, the likes of Reform UK are building in popularity. Polling somewhere between 15% and 20%, I wonder what British politics would look like if there was a more proportional view and looked to be more representative
Finding a job and a house is hard enough. Now imagine being told that 50% of your salary is effectively going to be taken away to pay for old people, sick people, immigrants and the environment.
this money is also used for roads, police, army, firemen, education, water system etc... Stop blaming taxes, they're important in a society (even if we could argue for a shift of the tax burden from the poor to the rich).
@@malogibeaux4946Taxes are important but no government should be taking away half of a person's wage. Especially when most of it is used for dumb shit you don't support or to be burned away by corruption cases
A key thing to note here is that in the UK and Australia, conservatives have dominated the past decade or so, so voting for the left-wing parties is technically the anti-establishment vote. So young people, especially young men, are not necessarily voting for left-wing parties because they're left wing themselves, but rather, because they're just voting against a perceived establishment.
There are a few reasons: 1) Immigration - particularly the number of migrants as well as the preference they get in treatment (they get a new house quicker and often cheaper, they tax the social welfare system a lot etc. etc. 2) Environmental fatigue - Many people are fed up with all the semi-forced environmental rules and the costs involved with them. It should be noted that right does not mean pro-Russian. Far right pro-Russian parties like FvD got punished hard for their pro-Russian stance in the election. European people are in large Pro-Ukraine or at least Anti-Russian.
@@Shiv-ym1rr They are not powerful enough to help Putin and they were elected for immigration not the Russo Ukraine war. Basically Russia got no foothold in the EU out of this (primarily as far right did not become the biggest in the EU. SO everything is fine.People voted for these parties for other reasons then Russian meddling.
I live in Romania, we don’t even have a left party, all of them are either center-right, right or far right, no illegal immigrants, we have plenty legal, but not even one illegal, one of the safest countries in europe and the world.
Illegal migration should be not only a right wing thing, because this will destroy every other thing we have. If leftists wants to protect democracy and humans rights, why they're importing millions of people that hate this? Muslims does'nt care about womens rights, gays ou democracy...
Fun fact that doesn't really apply to Europe: The country with the MOST illegal immigrants is the USA, with more than 15 million undocumented migrants within it's borders, however the US census predicts that number may be significantly higher than previously thought.
Australia and UK have had decades of disastrous right wing governments. I'm Australian and am not convinced Australians have become "left wing," more I believe they needed to try the other lot. I suspect the UK may be the same.
Because the younger generations are increasingly paying the price for the political misbehaviour of the past few decades. Less housing, less social cohesion, more wokeism, less stability, more polarisation, more (partly) incompatible immigrants around them, less economic prosperity than their parents, et cetera.
@@hrishikeshbgoswami6210 Fox News? I'm Dutch, don't watch that at all. As for woke, there are so many examples by now, should be easy to find. Cancel culture, for example.
Immigration is the core reason for what i can see why this has been happening so much last couple years , issue with that is a lot of other people around my age range just ignore everything else a party plans or represents as long as they shout they'll keep non-EU immigrants out of Europe for good. More strict immigration laws against non-EU members is a good move, especially regarding ones fully outside of Europe that get weaponized by our enemies such as Russia to flood borders but i am not gonna blindly jump into a political party just cause they are one of the few or only to plan more and better restrictions against non-EU immigrants. Voting for a party for just one singular reasons and pretending to be deaf to their other plans is a very stupid and dangerous game. Just cause you hear a political group jingle a singular thing you like, don't just flock to them asap, look into what that party actually plans to do regarding everything else too.
Also, no party who gets into power would be consistent on their immigration platform. There are practice considerations that are just beyond their control. Meloni has gotten a reality check since getting elected in Italy and grew more moderate. Hundreds of thousands of immigrants are still coming in due to Italy's location in the Mediterranean, and her call to deport illegal migrants simply isn't easy to carry out. I doubt countries like France or Germany will be any different. Even Le Pen has softened her tone a lot compared to 2015.
I generally agree with the points in the video. However, the first half is spent entirely for showing the shift towards the far-right, meaning there's little time for an actual explanation - which was important enough for the title. I'd say you either make the video longer, so you can go more into depth on some of these reasons, or you spend less time establishing the basis (if you want to keep it short)
They do this all the time. Half of it is explaining their observation, 25% of it is summing up some simple theories that everyone has thought of and 25% is advertisement. And they keep recycling the same video over and over. This channel is one big advertisement that plays on popular topics to increase engagement and audience. I'm just here for the discussions in the comments. 😁
In this video which asks why are young Europeans turning more to the right of course TLDR ignore the main (and in many cases only) reason for this, Immigration. Europeans are watching as their countries are completely changing for the worst literal in front of our eyes. The older generations of course have problems with this but its us younger people who are going to have to live through it and many in Europe are realising this. This also explains why in anglo countries young people arent voting for the right as in almost all anglo speaking countries our "left wing" parties are more center left and nowhere near as radical as many Europeans left wing parties. Im not as knowledgeable on the Australian politics but in the UK and in America the two "left wing" parties, both the labour party and the Democrats, are taking steps to combat mass immigration and as a result are winning young votes. TLDRs has always been like this,. They blatantly refuse to mention immigration in any sort of way that paints it in a bad light, even if its important to the information discussed in the video. Clear bias being shown as usual with TLDR when it comes to immigration.
I'm Brazilian, and I hope European culture should be preserved. I admire this, but I hate what they're doing to themselves, with this illegal migration. Everyone has the right to preserve your culture and people.
@@HwecqiGamePlayS Nope. The establishment has decided we are a multicultural society without actually asking anybody from that society. This is why there is a anti-establishment feeling.
Progressivism is naught but an excuse of shifting the goalposts, after all. It's funny that so many of these "far right" politicians are actually just centrist or center-left, while the "center-right/conservatives" are middle-leftist and the "center" and anything past it is openly socialist far-left.
One of the reasons Europeans may be going more far right is that the political center in Europe is further to the left (particularly now, as the Anglosphere has gone further to the right very quickly since 2015). Thus, choosing a far right party by European standards might not have quite the level of reactionary tendencies that their anglosphere counterparts do. Another reason still may be that the anglosphere may be using certain levers of influence and propaganda to subtly elevate far right candidates. Even with their obvious nationalist character, it would lead to a more subtle but deeper cultural and political alignment for the greater western power bloc.
Aren´t you comparing apples to oranges when equating anglo-saxon ¨Left" to european left? To me the Labour is currently more rightwing than Pieter Omzigt's NSC.
True. Perception of "left" is different everywhere, so many "left" parties can be actually right or even far right ones, and it works other way around - there is plenty of "right" parties that are more leftist then what other call a "left" party.
This is true, but not relevant in this case. In the Anglo-Saxon world, they use a first-past-the-post system. In other words, in each constituency, the winner takes all. This is why, when one of the parties is completely despised by everyone (i.e the Conservatives in the UK) it creates the illusion that the other one of the two parties is very popular. It isn't.
@@TheLux2077 Historically there are very obvious harms in going to either extreme of the political spectrum, actually. In the 20th Century well over a hundred million lives were lost as a result of extreme left policies. Cambodia, the USSR, China are every bit as oppressive (and in the case of cambodia i would argue more repressive) than any far right state has been.
Average TLDR video for you, search their channel for "left" and "right" and see how many videos they have regarding right wing politics. "OMG ANOTHER COUNTRY WON BY A RIGHT WING PARTY", basically no videos regarding left wing wins, even tho in a lot of countries the left has been in power since the beginning of the millennium. Left = normal, Right = wtf
dont be a gen-z failure. look at the atrocities of all right-wing parties. literally just look at Israel right now. do you support the extermination of innocent children? perpetual wars? do you support fearmongering in the media of immigrants? most gen-z are left-leaning. of course, some become right-leaning because there is so much information and they have 0 critical thinking skills and fall to propaganda. the comments here for example are disgusting. there are no "invaders." so racistt. theres a reason why the US is more accepting of immigrants, they know it is economically beneficial. europe on the other hand still struggles with more xenophobic tendencies than the US. with a dwindling population, why would you want less immigrants? do you want your nation to die? simply because you fell for racist propaganda? lol. even conservatives in the US are more accepting of migrants in Europe. they might say they want to kick them out, but they know migrants are essential to keep the US population up. they didn't install far-right dictators all over latin america for nothing! read up on history, and you will end up left-leaning, unless you truly despise minorites for no reason.
The political gender gap is also a matter of cultural hegemony. In East Germany, where the right has a clear cultural hegemony - in particular amongst young people, the gap is almost neglible (in sharp contrast to Germany as a whole). Men, especially young men, are generally more critical of the status quo and tend to express contrarian views more openly, whereas women seem to have a more conformist inclination, but once the mainstream thus the dominating cultural norm has already shifted and stabilized sufficiently, they will consolidate the new status quo deep into the societal micro-level (family, relationships, circle of friends, everyday interactions) - not seldom in a surprisingly thorough and diligent manner. "Wenn wir international schauen, sehen wir in den Ländern, wo rechtspopulistische oder rechtsradikale Parteien eine gewisse gesellschaftliche Normalisierung erreicht haben, wird der Gender Gap geringer. In Italien, den Niederlanden oder Frankreich wählen fast genauso viele oder gleich viele Frauen die rechten Parteien wie Männer. Innerhalb von Deutschland sehen wir diese gesellschaftliche Normalisierung am stärksten in Sachsen und Thüringen. Die Stimmanteile sind in den Bundesländern besonders hoch und die Ablehnung gegen die Partei [AfD] geht eher zurück in der Gesellschaft. Sprich, es könnte sein, dass der Gender Gap jetzt in Sachsen und Thüringen bei der AfD geringer ist als bundesweit." - Dr. Ansgar Hudde, Institut für Soziologie und Sozialpsychologie Universität Köln
The establishment is center-right and the far right won't do anything differently other than stripping people of legal protections (except the rich)... it's the same thing on steroids but minorities will suffer more so ppl that aren't a minority can feel superior, while their own lifes still suck.
Again, there is a massive difference between the right and the far right(as you insist on labelling it) There are no extreme left/right parties in Europe as we still remember what happened when we elected them in Germany/Russia.
You didn't mention the most important reason young Europeans vote right wing parties. They love their cultures, their civilizations and their ancestors and they don't want all of them be destroyed by excessive immigration, war on culture, religion and common sense. Also they are very patriotic. Me personally i am more liberal and sometimes left leaning. But i will never vote for a party which hates my fatherland, my ancestors and my flag. Instead as an 18 year old Greek man, I will vote for a right wing party.
@@Jose-xh5qb a country is much more than just its territory, it's about the people living there which are united by a shared national identity, traditions, a shared culture, history, language and even religion. It's a community that has shaped you into what you are now and that you can shape into what it will be!
5:31 I don’t agree with this entirely. In the UK, people are increasingly looking towards other parties as they’re fed up with both - Tories and Labour - currently. It’s more the electoral system (similar to the situation in the US) that disadvantages voting for smaller parties! But the appetite is there!
Honestly, the only real issues at play in France is cost of living, and immigration. Parties with a plan to deal with them take center stage, no matter the rest of their politics, Parties which don't, or which minimises these issues (rightly or wrongly) get left behind, no matter the rest of their policies. Macron's party, I believe is very good for economic stability, and if you compare France with the rest of Europe, even if metrics aren't very clear, economically it's doing everything right, and building up for long term success. Bascially, he's been a godsend for anyone who runs or wants to run a business in France. Unfortunately, due to the fragmented/centrist/coalition nature of his party, he can't address immigration with any weight; and that's one of the main reasons he's losing.
The idea that younger voters are voting for the far right is so inacurate. If only people under the age of 35 were allowed to vote, the left would win in most cases. Far right progression is of course a thing, but its progression is way more important amoung older people than younger people.
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Hello - this video has proved more controversial than usual, apparently because a significant number of viewers think we're (perhaps deliberately) overlooking immigration as reason that young European are voting for the so-called "far right". This is in some sense fair - after all, polling suggests immigration is the main reason Europeans are voting for the "far right" (x.com/SteveAkehurst/status/1799935834168377532 ) - but we were specifically trying to explain why YOUNG Europeans were voting for the far right MORE than their older counterparts, not why the far right was on the rise generally. On this count, Eurobarometer polling (europa.eu/eurobarometer/surveys/detail/3152) suggests that young Europeans are actually less likely than older Europeans to cite immigration as a policy priority for the European Parliament elections, hence why we didn't consider it a sufficient explanation.
P.S. we nonetheless made a number of errors in this video, including:
- misnaming Germany's Social Democrats as the Socialists
- typo suggesting 11 year old Finns could vote
- presenting Flanders-specific polling as Belgium-wide polling.
For these errors, we can only apologise: we know that this is a recurring problem and we should be doing better.
Nonetheless, thanks for watching - Zac
"Far right" is wrong to say. The biggest coalition is the centre right. Easyest answer are that most of us care about the things closest to us like famely. Its hard times and when you feel that the leftwing extremist partys aren't taken seriusly and your child comes home and the school have had a trance week och they teatch ideologi instead of facts... well that makes you care. The left need to cleen up there extreme parts of there political side. You get tiered of hearing about the nazi when the leftwing extreist aren't taken as serius. Gender ideologi for example is sience and the fact denial extremeist part of the left. Yes, the rightwing has there versions and extreme sides and idées and parts that don't belive in other typ types of science. But media only looks at the rightwing weirdos and not the left, because they are those/beleive those weird leftwing stuff. Atleast here in Sweden. Its just ....
And stop call everything far right ffs. Voting rightwing shouldn't be put forward as an automatic bad thing. Its so wierd. There are good rightwing partys and idées and personnally I think the compromise between the two sides give the best results.
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Yeah... it's just a coincidence ... AGAIN! You really think people are stupid don't you?
At least instead of censoring comments like DW news, you admitted there is a portion to it
I find it extremely amusing that you don't talk about people seeing their countries turning into Middle Eastern & African and they are not interested in that. As to the US and Australia - the problem there is not extremely drastic so far, so the youth is voting for the rose ponies.
Something you didn’t talk about is immigration, which at least in Belgium is nearly the only reason people vote for the far right.
I would guess it's the same for UK, at least the only reason we might vote tories/conservatives. The only reason everyone is voting liberal is becuase the Tories seem to have no idea what they're doing, it's less voting for the left and more strategic voting.
Same in Sweden, immigration and gang related crime are by far the biggest factors
Least racist european
Exactly. I don't like those far right parties at all, but they do have a point about migration (especially from the Middle-East and Africa).
Indeed it's ridiculous, it's literally 90% of why people vote them 🤦♂️
Immigration is a main issue. In the Netherlands young people are unable to find houses. Boomers are sitting on tons of wealth and immigration laws make it so we have to give immigrants housing as well. Dutch youth is feeling forgotten.
The problem is the tons of wealth of the boomers - not the immigrants.
Same problem in the UK
@@ThatTallGuy0 And Canada. Immigrants are given priority, even over veterans and youth, disabled, etc. But native poor are offered MAID instead of help to live.
Same in Germany.
Why don't they just build?
Holland is 40 percent habituated by people and the rest by farms.... 80 percent of produce gets exported and only 20 percent stays in the country.
Why don't they just give building permits to build?
You must be pretty astronomically out of touch with EU politics if you can make a 9 minute video with this title, without even once mentioning immigration.
Thst is why their kind cause so much crap .The elephant in the room ,.So dishonest ,cant be trusted
no they are not, the immigration is a symptom of higher level factors
Immigration is mainly a fake problem by radicalised right wingers who never spoke to a refugee or never try to grasp how the daily life in cities is actually like. There are no end time scenarios in cities as right wing media pretend to be.
@@suggondees4882 They don't have to come here. There are a lot of stable and closer countries with smiilar cultures they can do to. Also, most migrants are NOT war refugees. Most migrants are economic migrants.
But you are right, we have to address the root problems : how opened our borders are and how lenient we are to illegal migrants. Make a country where anyone who comes here illegally (there are legal channels, don't make "breaking the law" the first thing you do when entering a country) are placed in jail with forced labor. Don't give migrants free housing and free money. Don't make being migrant here appealing, and you won't get migrants. People don't cross a quarter of the world to migrate to Korea, Japan, China, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Paraguay, etc. I wonder why ? Boom, root problem solved.
@@suggondees4882 Syria, Afghanistan, Yemen, Iraq, all wars suported or even lead by the West. But does the West want refugees from these countries fleeing our bombs and the poverty these wars have left behind? God no! Stay where you are so we can keep up our luxury life style while you pay the price for it. Eruopeans are terribly ignorant and don`t (want to) see that peace for our continent goes hand in hand with war elsewhere. As long as there is war, there will be refugees and it is our responsibility to care for them as long as we participate in the game.
Leaving out immigration is you not doing a very good job on this one. It’s a huge factor.
It's not a mistake ;)
@@leoym1803 It certainly couldn't be *deliberate*, right?
Exactly. Seriously thinking about canceling subscribe. Paid to be silent as many others
He mentions it as a reason at 5:06 - no idea what you're on about.
@@tobi2731Casually name dropping it
Dude is always ignoring it hè barely scratches the surface hete
2 Things:
1. Immigration
2. Old people draining the system
also economic stagnation
But also, who ruined their futures.
Tories plus Brexit has been a disaster for the younger generations.
And the only real alternative are labour.
Whereas in the EU the constant denial by progressive or left leaning parties regarding misbehaving immigrants of a certain religious background is starting piss off people and with the exception of Denmark, parties of the left have ignored or downplayed the issue, which helps the fringe and right wing parties.
Young people don't want to have the right wingers in power, but if the others do not address the problem, they almost have no choice.
Coincidentally, now , a couple of days before the elections the German SPD has accepted the fact that there is a problem
@@nizada290 Lots of cute asians and latinas immigrate to the US and young women are still on average very left wing
Oh, so their contributing to taxes for decades should be for everyone else BUT them...? What a greedy loser; you're like my exPig w/the cloven pigfoot out.
This isn't the Ants & the Cricket, where all the ants do the work and then cricket does jack shit and then expects the ants to take care of him when winter comes. It's a fable to live by.
Immigration is the only thing keeping your countries alive. What is killing your countries is the rich monopolizing resources while driving the price of everything up. All these GDP per capita nonsense is just smoke and mirrors.
Young people are far more concerned about what the country will be like in 2 decades.
and voting for climate change denying parties will really help with that
And sadly don't bother to see how badly the decades long rule of center right parties have stagnated Europe. They foolishly thing going even harder into these policies with the right will solve anything.
@@ada1 immigration and european identity at serious risk are far more concerning than fancy climate issues.
@@ada1 Climate change will not effect anyone for HUNDREDS of years... Stop with this first-world problem nonsense. Cost of living is infinitely more important than climate change.
@@masterthunder8391correct
This is what happens when you give young people very little to look forward to in building their future, history always repeats it's self.
This
i work with good amount of young people and pretty much all of them have accepted the fact that they won't ever get to buy their own home. there are also plenty that have admitted to me that they would love to eventually have a family, but will probably not be able to actually afford it. it's all broken and it's only getting worse.
just imagine what position gen alpha will be in once they reach that age.
@@FrancisYorkMorganFBI While home ownership would be nice at the very least there should be some option for secure tenancies where the landlord cant just say guess what I'm selling or guess what the rent is going up now. Depends what country/city/state you are in though. Hard to be motivated if you don't have any hope, hard to start a fam if you have no security.
@@captainwheelbarrow649look up the magnitude of the housing crisis that occurred in South Korea when they tried a measure like that.
Price controls are always disastrous, no matter how well meaning or disguised.
This is immigration. Young people know the left hates whites
I was on a bus in a ski resort in USA about 2-3 years ago and a young woman from sweden was talking to someone and I overheard what she said. She literally left due to islamic immigrants ruining her home country. Her words, not mine!
Why are euro women so left wing then? Seems it harms them more
TLDR: it's because anti establishmentism and social media
Comment section: it's immigration
People in comment section; actual young Europeans who have to live with what’s happening to us.
TLDR; public school boy Wetties
TLDR are British, the British have pretty much never been correct about the politics on Mainland Europe lol.
The Comment section are the experts, we fucking live here mate.
It actual both cases
I’ve never heard a young person complain about immigration without hearing about it somewhere else first
TLDR is often out of touch or deliberately blind to the reality on the ground, especially if it doesn't line up with TLDR's political/social biases.
I think it’s more about young people being disappointed with the political establishment. In my country, Sweden, we have a big youth unemployment problem, and a housing market which is absurdly bad. Meanwhile the parties in the centre espoused a very relaxed migration policy and very generous programmes for migrants whilst the actual citizens had problems getting started with adult life. Since young people feel that the established parties have failed them, they go to the opposition. For women it’s mostly the far left party, and for men, the far right party. What tells me that it’s more about young people being fed up with the establishment is that in the UK, if young people were the only ones to vote, the tories would not even get a single seat, while almost all of England would be labour, wales would be fairly green (as in Plaid Cymru) and Scotland would be very SNP.
I don't know how it's in Sweden but in the Netherlands people come with the same complaints about asylum seekers having it easier and getting a lot of benefits, but that is actually not true in NL at least. What I always find strange is this hyperfixation on asylum seekers in the Netherlands, and people say yeah but there is a housing crisis. So why don't talk about that. Why are people not having discussions about what is leading to the housing crisis and what governments can do.
It is not popular to try and talk about solutions to problems rather than going with the simple default complaining or stating the cool hardliner answer while saying others arw idiots. It's too hard and not good as a evening beer chat to have with the bros. Thus one young people, as old ones, go with what resonates the most. Hardliner rethoric on immigration, which is more like a symptom than the disease. For women the emotion that resonates thr most is probably empathical towards the poor rejects of society, which again is just a go to simple story.
As for the older ones the default option has already been given, the establishment center-right or left, no need to think too much. I think this can pretty much explain these trends
It's immigration point.
I would say that Scotland is already very SNP, or at least it was in 2015 when they won 97% of all the seats in Scotland! They're a peculiar party, though. They're a nationalist party but quite left wing (at least a few years ago, I think they're more centre-left now) and because their main objective is independence they contain everything from the far left to the right and therefore appeal to most people in the country (even if they don't support independence). But as your point says, they're a reaction against the establishment (even when they're in government) and are especially popular among young people.
Because young people are in the positions to complete with immigrants.
If you are old, home-owning pensioner, on the other hand, it's natural for you to be pro-immigration since you are benefited from cheap labors.
There is neither good nor evil in this world. Only the conflicts between different people in different positions.
Selfishness of the old and established, robbing the futures of their progeny for their short term gain. That is evil.
Home owner,business owner,politician, pensioner all benefit from them, if you are a home owner no need to buy one,if you own more than one you can increse rents because over supply, if you are a bussiness owner you have a larger customer based combined with labor that don´t asks for raises and work longer hours, pensioner are already getting a check every month and besides a percentage they can have a ok life.
Young people are stuck living with parents or paying 50% or more on rent, low paying jobs or worse precarious one. social media shows people living the high life creating unrealistic expectatives meawhile with our age grandparents were living in a barn with no electicity,plumbing,telecomunicatons ect
@@weird-guy BS, at your age your parents could buy a house after a year of work and they got the job off the street, unqualified. Now you wanna be a waiter they ask for 5 diplomas and have to speak at least 7 languages, but don't ask for the salary
This
@@joschmo4497
like american boomers
TLDR: "We swear, we're not biased."
Also TLDR: Never addresses that immigration is an existential problem for Europe.
How is it an existential problem?
Because you can't expect a bunch of people from deeply fundamentalist muslim countries to seemlessly integrate into secular European culture. There is a major culture clash happening right now that is only looking to get worse as demographics shift.
Take lgbt rights for example: Gay people can live freely in every single EU country. In a lot of those countries they are conpletely equal.
Meanwhile, the vast majority of the Middle East sytematically persecutes gay people with punishments ranging from longterm prison sentences to torture and the death penalty.
And this is only looking to get worse as those countries become more religious.
This wouldn't really be a problem if immigrants left the fundamentalist parts of their culture behind but this clearly isn't happening.
@@unratutox1543far right parties actually being progressive?
And not even mentioning immigration is wild
the far left does not want to accept that they fucked up by allowing so many people in. To recognize the problem, you first need to admit you fucked up else it wont progress forward at all.
These propaganda mercenaries would die rather than accepting nobody is buying their lies anymore. They're fucking pathetic.
Most is Islamic gang immigration n their ladies making 4 to 5 babies on avg
You could try watching the video. It’s right here: 5:07
Eslam will be the cause of whole break in eu
Most cities in europe, the city center is filled with their gangs in 20s n 30s
For the love of God, how can you ignore the elephant in the room : immigration !
its a leftie channel, ofc they dont want to talk about that
Yeah, younger people are fed up with all the immigrants...
@@PerfectAlibi1 No, they're fed up by the fact they can't get affordable housing. Which is where immigrants do play a minor but still significant role in (financialization and lack of building housing being the major causes).
@@berry292 No, they're fed up of muslims and africans destroying the continent
@@berry292
That too
You pretty much ignored us in central Europe (although you also ignored southern Europe and eastern Europe...), but even here in Czechia most of my classmates in college, who don´t follow politics that much and didn´t know who to vote, asked me who is the most against immigration, everything else was less important. When gen Z even in our country prioritize immigration over everything else when we don´t even have that many immigrants (mostly Ukrainians, but those aren´t those we mean...) it really shows something.
The problem is the lack of political and historical knowledge.
@@edotensei7917 the problem is immigration from incompatible cultures
wtf half teh countriesd shown are central europe with two in north eastern europe.
Including the PiS would destroy the video because polish things are strange. and southern europe is the only place really missing.
Inclusion of the balkans would be to depressing considering the ongoing "Balkan boogaloo 3.0" happening right now XD
I saw protest in Bulgaria against immigration, I'm laughing because why no one is moving to Bulgaria and they have like one or two hundred brown people in the country if any.
Just a question, is it about the actual immigrants you have that you feel are incompatible with your culture? Or is it moreso about fear that you will end up like Western Europe, so you want to avoid that and vote for parties that campaign against it?
Here in Hungary, our government makes noises about keeping immigrants away, but there has been a pretty big wave of foreign workers here recently, mostly from Southeast Asia. They aren't really causing any problems, but people fear that this will still create cultural issues (usually because of what they hear about Western Europe, and how multiculturalism in general has failed, according to them) or will open the gates for those immigrants with "less compatible culture" if we continue like this (hey, it's their words, not mine).
Even in the US, young Guys are massively shifting right. While almost everywhere Single women are even more left.
Womens voting rights were the beginning of the end for this world.
the 19th amendment was clearly a mistake.
Statistically, guys who lean to the right end up single or have a bad love life. Right-wing bigotry is obviously repulsive to women who live through the actual material realities that make them left-leaning. This is why most women are left-leaning. Why would women want to go back to a time where men only viewed women as nothing breeders? Why would any sane woman date a right-wing man that is against women's rights. More young guys are massively shifting left, not right. Those who are shifting to the right have been sold the classic lie from the imperial rulebook. You will end up wondering why you are ostracized from society for carrying outdated thoughts, then wonder why you are single. Many women chose to be single today because there are still a lot of outdated men who think themselves the victims. Want to have a good love life? Stop being involved in right-wing politics. No, the democratic party isn't leftist if you are wondering. Both republicans and democrats are neoliberals, which is right-wing. Men and women who touch grass and are involved in their community will become more left-leaning as they realize capitalism's many contradictions, especially in today's age of mass technology. We are all in the same boat, there is no reason to be right-wing unless you actually own capital (the means to production), love to be a bootlicker, or just dislike minorities in general. I have never seen a right-wing person advocate for civil rights. They're always arguing about useless stuff, like immigration, instead of actually talking about the underlying problem that is causing the immigration crisis. Ironically, immigration should be welcomed in developed industrialized nations as birth rates decline. The EU won't get anywhere if blatantly racist parties gain power and let their populations die and enacting policies that do not fix the problem.
Why isn't he mentioning France's case in his video? 32% of French women voted for the RN, ahead of French men (31%). There's no gender gap anymore in France for the bellow 35 yo far right voters.
@@RURALWORLD-fe7eu they're single because conservative/right-wing men are repulsive. this is statistically proven. also, the youth in the US are more left-leaning, not right-leaning. hopefully they will soon learn that both democrats and republicans are neoliberals on the right and radicilize further to the left enough to make the first leftist party in the US :)
You made a mistake, the poll about belgium is actually only about flanders, and the parties mentionned are the flemish parties, so it doesn't represent belgium as a whole
An understandable mistake given Belgium's complicated political system
Yeah it is very interesting how there is no far right in french speaking belgium. Although GLB is pushing the MR further to the right
@@mimile4462 Probably because the media in the French-speaking part excludes all right-wing and far-right parties. There have been radical-right parties, for example Chez Nous this election, but the chance is small that they're going to reach over 5%.
@@mimile4462 well there actually is but it is tiny and very recent. "Chez Nous" even received support from VB and French's Rassemblement National.
@@mimile4462 The Walloons expect the Flemish to pay for their laziness so they vote left wing, it's that simple.
@@Irk7 also PTB is capturing a lot of the anti establishment feelings I feel like, while MR is capturing the anti immigration feelings
3:00 You made a small mistake here. In Germany there is no party called the "socialist party" what you meant was the Social Democratic Party (SPD).
It might not be the exact name, but it describes their place upon the political spectrum.
Blunders of this kind in this channel are not a bug, they're a feature 😎.
Greetings from Chiemsee
PS ich vermute mal stark Frau Wagenknecht und Konsorten definieren sich selbst sehr wohl als Sozialisten der alten Schule - nicht dass es wichtig waere, eigentlich sind sie dieser Tage reine Unterhaltung
Edit typo
Weird mistake to make, since they're quite well known
Vote AFD if you don't like socialists. ✅
@@SpamMouseactually no social democracy is the left part of capitalism
We have no money - We have no stable jobs - We will never own a house - We will never be able to retire.
They have screwed us and yet expect us to follow their rules...
In the Netherlands we've the rightwing Tory like rule to thank for that though. 22 years of rightwing rule. 30% tax cuts for work immigration and they barely build any houses. Asylum seekers don't have the money at all to buy houses. The pensions aren't a problem at all in the Netherlands and jobs are neither. We actually have the best pension system in the world and a low jobless number since i was born in the 80s. It's where we shine the most.
And the far right will exacerbate literally all of those problems
@@krisdaschwab912 That doesn't mean the youth won't tear society down in desperation and anger. Bad times ahead, but those responsible won't face consequences.
cry harder
Ignoring the elephant in the room, immigration, can only be due to political correctness, 'wokeness' and a fear of being called racist - the very things that got us into this mess in the first place.
Christ, did anyone actually watch the video? They mentioned immigration.
I am confused, are you saying that this guy ignored political immigration BECAUSE he is left leaning?
@@repacharge431 No I am not saying he is left leaning. I am staying that he is so politically correct that he, like many others, feels he can't discuss immigration for fear of sounding racist. He has not got his head round how to separate immigration issues from appearing racist. I am 100% not racist - I have had many friends over my life from many different races. But uncontrolled immigration cannot continue for practical reasons such as public service provision, housing and effective societal integration.
@@repacharge431Yeah duh its also EU financed propaganda everything about the EU is perfect according to this channel
@@gdok6088 "uncontrolled immigration cannot continue" no countries have uncontrolled immigration. The fact that people think they do shows how little they understand about actual immigration systems. I know someone who emigrated from Pakistan to the UK and it's very hard.
Number 1 issue - Immigration legal and illegal.
it really is
Yup, prioritise ourselves before some fucker who doesn’t even respect our countries comes in.
It’s simple
Whats wrong with legal???
@@juanDE1703 Well I think what mostly needs to be improved are asylum and deportation laws, whether those affect legal or illegal immigrants is secondary.
@@juanDE1703 Big effect on rent and house prices. High immigration means more demand for housing. Basic economics of supply and demand means that more people competing for housing will increase house prices. Also many young people feel they have been denied the rich history and culture that their parents grew up with because of the modern push from the establishment to embrace diversity. Its like a weird feeling of nostalgia for something you never experienced.
Making a video like this and not talk about immigration/islam is utterly politically tonedeaf.
Anti agenda, but Don't worry they will find a way to blame israel
Telling the truth about ghe peaceful people would go against the managerial bureaucratic values that journalism now considers to be "impartiality".
United State of America -Child protective Services are now placing American disabled children in foster care with Somalian families. Most cultural practices are based off Islamic traditions. Households are largely male-centered, and male family members often serve as the decision-makers or spokespersons. Somalian has long been a patriarchal society, where men hold most of the power and women face significant discrimination and gender-based violence. Married women are expected to cover their bodies including their hair. Some Somali women wear veils to cover their faces. Islamic law allows a man to marry up to four wives. Women, for their part, are permitted only a single husband. Although not all Somali men are polygamists, a sizable minority are. It would not be unusual to encounter a Somali man married to two or even three women, if not the full four. Every year, members of the Somalians send approximately $1.3 billion to their friends and relatives in Somalia. So the money the foster parents get is sent to Africa.
@@david51532Stop it liar 😂
Because immigration and islam, although a popular talking point has no actual impact on European lives.
Reasons you didn't mention
1) Immigration
2) European right is more socialist in economics
3) The age divide. The establishment right is boomer/X. The far right is has more youth energy. And the elderly are putting forward policies that take away from young people to give to themselves.
"European right is more socialist in economics"
lol idk about that
Yes removing workers right and tax cuts for the rich very socialist of them 😂
@@Rallinale Compared to the rest of the world, they are. I still wish that anyone voting for those parties decide to remove themselves from the mortal coil, but at least they know that socialism works and the party leaders don’t portray themselves as being ultra-capitalist.
@@The_Sleepiest_Socialist Now thats a big extreme no? cant just tell the opposition to neck themselves
@@RallinaleMost western European far “right” parties are essentially just the established social democratic/center-left parties economically but with very strict immigration policies, soft climate denial and vague/weak socially conservative stances on LGBTQ, gender equality and abortion (that they don’t really care about in reality)
9 min vid yet still not getting that it's immigration
Yeah sure immigration is the reason for everything. Immigration is the reason I made spaghetti yesterday. Did you know that the Big Bang happened because of immigration?
Let's simplify every single issue into the comfy feeling that we get when we fear immigration, cause why not?
Education is a thing of the past! Immigration blaming is the new thing!
Gets it perfectly well, slippery snake wants to stay in with the corrupt bigwigs.
oh they do know. they just don't want to admit it..
Its EU financed propaganda of course they are not gonna mention it
When you realize its not an accident you'll know you've broken the brainwashing against your own people.
I was born in 1996. I can tell you one thing. When you have a middle-class childhood, being told that you can have a good life if you work hard, and that you live in a free and prosperous time and place, that becomes a core part of who you are. When you then get 9/11, forever wars, the housing market collapse, the olbiteration of community, mass polarization, refugee crises, stagnant wages, ballooning debt, mass inflation, terrorist attacks, a climate crisis nobody seems interested in solving, and you end up perpetually renting a single room apartment watching your dollar mean less and less every single year, it's not a question of if you'll become radicalized, it's a matter of by whom.
Desperate people are the stuff of which dictatorships are made.
Thanks for 08s, this is decades in the making, when you push the can down the road this is what happens.
And out of all parties the ultra-rights are the ones to solve these issues? If that`s what the younger generations think, they`re less educated than I was expecting.
This. And then its easy to say the immigrants are the problem
Yeah, but the thing is, those very legitimate concerns can lead people to literally any position on the political spectrum.
For Germany, the reason is quite clear. The young generation is feeling the effects of immigration particularly strongly. In many schools, German students are increasingly exposed to a greater influence of Islamic-conservative values from their Muslim classmates. Foreign nationalism by Arabs, Turks, Albanians, Serbians, Palestinians is also playing a role. There is a trend for being anti-german and anti-west for many young people with an immigrant background. There is also more and more violence, such as all the knife attacks, and less and less scope and opportunities to discuss the issue. Criticism of this violence is always equated with racism. The state is also incapable of acting. If you are the victim of a serious act of violence today, the likelihood of the perpetrator being convicted is very low. Other issues are the developments surrounding the war in Ukraine, economic prospects and a left-wing bubble that is more concerned with woke issues than honest social justice. Some of these issues are not so present among older people.
Here in Czechia, I see more and more black people who are not muslim and they look totaly fine, you see them with kids outside playing at kid's playgrounds or you see new generations of Vietnamese doing the same and this is how it should look, this is immigration I support, what is happening in Germany or France is just scary for us. And believe or not, integration of Ukrainians is not that ideal as you may think, because it's not true that their culture is that compatible and similar enough, it's not, when we have some problems with foreigners, it's mostly one of these 3 nationalities - Ukrainian, Romanian or Bulgar.
Vietnamese people may look more incompatible and distant, but in reality, they are more compatible than Ukrainians.
I support Ukraine in this war ofcourse, don't take me wrong, I am just saying that immigration is a big topic even here where we don't have that much muslim immigrants and our immigrants are from so-called "compatible countries" but it's in reality not that compatible.
Thank you for sharing your experience in Germany. I am in the UK and I agree with everything you said. It's just that the Conservative Party is imploding here and the majoritarian electoral system in the UK is pushing people back to Labour who are comparatively more central, as explained in the video. However, I think there will still be a rise of the far right in this election in the UK in the Reform party. So let's see.
@victortang1015 same reason in the USA, American Democrats and liberals are just more in the center then American Republicans and conservatives.
Republican and conservative policies are DEEPLY unpopular among younger Americans like GenZ are the champion voice of lgbtq rights, student loan forgiveness, abortion rights, restrictions on gun ownership, rebuilding the justice system from the ground up etc. GenZ Americans tend to be more progressive and liberal both socially and economically.
This one reason alone could cost Trump the election, especially since Biden won GenZ voters by over 40% points in 2020 which ultimately won him the election.
In comparison, Biden only won the national popular vote by 5% points, meaning that GenZ Americans are 35% points more left wing compared to the nation as a whole.
As a Muslim growing up in Germany, I see the problems of violence from foreigners and the disrespect the Germans are getting sometimes. However, I am always disappointed that problems are attributed to my religion since my religion teaches that no culture is better than the other, and no people is better than the other. The biggest problem is nationalism of foreigners and the perception that their culture is better than the German culture. I would have also voted for a right-wing party since Muslims are hold in general conservative values. But the AFD for example explicitly states that Islam doesn’t belong to Germany, which means my way of life and I as a person do not belong to Germany, although living here for my hole life, studying and working here.
@@pal-ly302 mate, every Muslim I've known put their religion above everything else, and not just their faith; speaking Arabic, eating halal, dressing like back home, etc. Basically putting this islamic culture above the country they grew up in, and frankly being quite arrogant and disrespectful about it. Your scripture might say something, but clearly that's not how the Muslim community behave. You might be genuine with what you say, but you need to open your eyes about your community. People in Europe were fine with immigration as long as you work, respect the country's culture and history, and assimilate over time. All immigration in Europe did that over time (my family is among them), but sadly immigration from Islamic countries refuses that. Hence the stigma
it's heavily about immigration.
Yeah. Because so many Immigrants are sitting in Davos and forced us to Take the vaccine and took us Our freedoms. Whos Policy was it that the migrants are Here in the First place?? Migrants are Not the cause. Its the fucking rich in Davos. You are getting played and you are eating it. They laugh their Asses Off in Davos.
And economics,, they are wrecking ,, them two factors yes
The whole world is about to have a massive rightward swing
Immigration has gone out of control. In almost all EU countries more than half of the people say that their country takes in too many asylum seekers. Mainly in Italy and Greece but the numbers are still very high in places like NL, Germany, Finland etc.
And yet Italy is one of the places where young people haven't shifted right as much. As indeed someone from there, I'd say because right and far right, whatever they may say, favour disproportionately old and rich people here.
@@riccardogemme that's why meloni's party and lega are by far the most popular parties. The left is mainly voted by old people. It's the opposite.
To be the most popular party in Italy you NEED the votes of old people. It's a simple matter of numbers.
And to be clear, they have support from young people, but it has not increased dramatically from the past.
They have pretty equal support across the board.
@@riccardogemme I am a millenial, in Italy the major problems are the elders (too many of them) and extinction level fertility rates imo.
Young people are feeling the aggression of the migrants more than older people.
Those over 70 aren't responsible for the surge in crimes- unlike the imported men from the middle east and Africa. But sure, blame the old for the WEF white replacement agenda.
No. Most migrants are literally not aggressive. Its just that the government literally prioritizes their well-being over the citizens ← which is 90% of the issue with migrants.
Nah, the elderly get their ‘fair’ share too
@@n1rvana_ The fact is that most migrants are not part of the same culture and should never be in Europe unless they accept European values. Best solution right now is to vote far right. Europe needs to recover its values before its to late.
@@n1rvana_Keep telling youself that appeaser .Your kind dont know when to stop .Thats why the right is winning 😂
young people are being ignored and this is what happens, so sad
But it’s still the old that is the majority and votes more
@@johnl.7754time is inevitably sorting that out... the question is only what is the situation going to be then
young people are generally pretty ignorant and dumb, always busy on their mobile, not smart at all.
Neoliberalism is failing
I'm ignored > i vote for hatred and separatism.
Logic
The "radical right" used to be a normal opinion a 20 years ago
I know it's a crazy idea, but how about actually addressing mass immigration instead of sweeping it under the rug?
Just a thought, I know, crazy.
Because it's just a scapegoat. Look at Italy: Meloni had to admit that migration is necessary for the system to continue functioning. She did not stop migration.
@@moloids I'm sorry. But getting a steady stream of unskilled (male) ME immigrants who hate The West and want Sharia Law is not the solution. Even if it helps economically for now.... Nor is the same of uneducated, unskilled West African male immigrants
Until the birth rates rise, immigration will not stop.
@@moloids how importing migrants who just gonna leach on social benefits is good for system ?
Addressing immigration issue means recognizing that wokeism is deadly for Europe. That’s why nobody who is left will never address this problem, they will only try their best to justify it. Europe is more than just an economic zone.
Here in Portugal my biggest annoyance is that most parties seem to see and discuss the European election is it was a second round of the national elections
We wouldn't be in this situation if the PSD had negotiated with Chega; it's sad they've betrail us who supported them and didn't want PS on government!
I'm sure the right wave will be massive next election and I will not vote for PSD again!
Same here in the Netherlands
Yes, It has been ridiculous!
The way the system is set up, they basically are. Since you cannot vote for a EU group, you have to vote for national parties instead. In the end EU issues are not exactly separate from national issues either.
Same in France, and same in Italy, I am told.
3:38, I assume 11 year old Finnish men aren't allowed to vote?
Finland has always done its own thing 😂
No, they're not. I don't even know who does polling on 11 year olds or why it would even be relevant.
@@unidentified_ship I thought it was just a typo, that's why I pointed it out
@@pileofcheese5017 Yeah, probably just a typo. It's just funny how many comments there are about it.
You ever seen a Finn up close? They're huge. They have a wife and kids by the time they're nine.
Why is it you always hear about the "far right" but never the "far left"
And everyone is just ignoring the fact that the modern far-left is much more violent and authoritarian than the modern far-right
Because the far right is a problem and the far left isn't. Mystery solved!
Choose your media, what about "cultural marxism" for exemple.
Because they’re simply not very popular
Because they won't use such a derogatory term when talking about themselves.
To be honest, these graphs are poorly made. Why don't you show the percentage of the represented age bracket in each respective graph? As they are now, the charts are not readable at all.
Same with the euro-anglo divergence. What does get less/more conservative even mean?
@@tbk2010 he calls millennials "young people" in that segment... at this point millennials are pushing 40.
I think you guys should talk about the cop being stabbed to death in Germany. The timing of it with these elections I think is going to have a major impact, especially since it happened at a political rally.
One left wing motivated attack Vs 348+ last time I checked right wing motivated attacks
Hmmmmm
@@LuluTheCorgiwhat do you mean by right wing motivated attacks? As far as I know, the left are the defenders of Islam in Europe and the apologizers for the extremists that religion is creating, that's where the attacks are coming from.
@LuluTheCorgi
What about the mass shootings, driving trucks into pedestrians, stabbings? Histpry did not begin today. You think it is wise to take migrants from countries your country has bombed like Afganistan? I'm not going to blame the immigrants but the left. Why support military campaigns in these countries and take in their refugees??? Like France literally killing leaders of their colonies and then importing their people. The left has in fact become the party of wars and then support the insane security risk of bringing in these people, bringing in their own victims. Surely, some want revenge.
TLDR refuses to talk about immigration in a negative light, its where their bias shines through the hardest
@@LuluTheCorgi wait :)), since when is islam left wing ?? did i miss something?
Basically, we vote for the fringe parties because the status quo isn't working for younger people (below 40)
Same in the USA, however, Boomers and GenX are more likely to be hard core conservatives. 73% of Boomers voted for Trump, and 78% of GenX voted for Trump.
On the opposite end, 68% of Millennials voted for Biden, and 75% of GenZ voted for Biden.
That's not far right, that's just right.
No, this still is, lol. Many of these new far-right politicians are fascists.
Exactly. That only seems far right to people because politics has shifted massively to the left in the last 10 years. What we are seeing here is a political shift to the state we had in 2014.
@@pinktfatrabbit politics has not shifted to the left. dont be a useful idiot. neoliberalism is a right-wing ideology. we are more right-winged than ever. anything more right than that is literally far-right. of course i consider all right far-right of course. i am very biased against proto-fascists. they always end up there somehow. why do you think they despise migrants so much and spend so much money in the media fearmongering? if the right wins, the only people benefitting are those who were already in power. minorities are not going to be represented, workers are going to be in much more horrible conditions, etc... the right is and never was for the people. read history.
And they were always RIGHT most of the time
Far right in France at least
People talk about economic and sociological factors, but what about psychological ones? How do young adults go through their period of identity formation in times like this? There seems to be a divide between those that want to abandon national identities alltogether and those that double down on them.
It's simple. They can't get employed, they can't afford houses and nobody cares about them. What's there to think about?
But the psychological division is based on the socio-economic system and its weakness.
@@_o..o_1871It really isnt. Otherwise you woukld deny that cukltural views are of any importance for people and that people are incapable of having feelings regarding cultural issues, or in other words LGBTQ and immigration are topics we talk about soely because we are bored and we are incapable of having feelings regarding one or the other.
If we are capable of having feelings on those issues, then psychological factos can be derived from those
"abandon national identities altogether" is a euphamism for "being pro-European" but I want to point out that there's no contradiction between European identity and national identity same as there is no difference between national identity and regional identity i.e. something like just because someone identifies as Bavarian doesn't mean they don't also identify as German. There are actually four levels of identities in Europe - regional, national, European, global.
No way I will ever abandon my national identity.
A European Federation is one quick way to instigate a massive surge in Facism across Western Europe lol
You cited a study that was recently challenged, for the voting of young people in Germany. While the study is correct, the media made errors interpreting it, a challening study suggests more like 17% for the AfD. The study you cited did not include persons that said: "I am not sure what to vote" (which was if I remember correctly the most given answer) therefore they lack in accuracy.
young people are sick of the media lies
Unfortunately fascists aren't exactly keen on fixing that, misinformation is their main thing
So they choose social media lies instead 🤷🏻
@@Yezu666No. There are lies on social media for both sides, and they are easily recognisable. But in the media the lies are only against the right. And the arguments against the right that they keep using are weak and easily refutable. Also calling your ideological opponents derogatory terms such as "nazis" doesn't help your side.
I love how it's always far right, but never far left.
Another day, another TLDR about how Europe is going Far Right.
because there was an election and they are talking about the fricken facts of that election??
hopefully this time it doesn't stop in 2045 and we can properly fix Europe
As someone living in Europe, the Far Right are a growing problem.
TLDR is on the left pole, where everyone else is right wing.
@@Nishisaki405 They were right-of-centre, not *far right*
What you missed was Central, Eastern and most of Southern Europe, i.e. most of Europe...
He missed the whole immigration issue...
yea but those places dont matter
TLDR like to cherry pick
@@ITSBurgerPT Maybe for TDLR.... Eastern Europeans participate in this weekends elections like anybody else.
@@ITSBurgerPT italy is third economy in the EU. U might want to re think ur statement
Speaking for myself as a leftist voter in the Netherlands; I am disillusioned by leftist parties whitewashing and greenwashing their rhetoric, holding fast to idealism and ignoring realities on the ground that are harder to sell, even leaning into particular myths during campaigning. For example, I have a lot of sympathy towards farmers in the Netherlands, but I didn't see the left do enough to help farmers.
Besides every right-wing voter is a disappointed left-wing voter, I reckon. Which isn't to say that it's a protest vote, but rather, since left-wing voters feel betrayed by institutions, they end up feeling like they should be free from those institutions, which drives them towards the right.
It's kind of like the bus system. If you hate taking the bus, you are not likely to vote to raise money for the bus, but if nobody raises money for making the bus system nicer and more convenient, then you're never going to like taking the bus. In biology, this is called "niche creation".
EDIT: Furthermore; whenever a generation is in crisis, men tend to feel pressured to become breadwinners at the cost of not having a healthy social or family life. It's shown that this makes men more anxious to prove that, since they have given up on receiving love and validation, that they need to balance out the 'pampering' of their counterparts by speaking 'harsh truths', which tends to be the language of reactionaries (reactionaries are people who co-opt originally left-wing concerns and provide right-wing answers, which is why they're a 'reaction'). The left-wing does not really have a wing of folks incorporating right-wing talking points viewed from a left-wing lens. Anyone who tries is often dropped by the left and absorbed by the right.
It also says something that both the proposed prime minsters for the PVV lead collation were ex PvdA....
honestly if it weren't for the SP or PVDD, chances are that I'd either not vote, or vote a party like PVV. D66, PvdA/GL, CU, all have had, afaik, the chance to reign and all have flopped HARD.
I am left, but just anti mass immigration from North Africa and the middle east. So sad that there isn't a leftisit party who feels the same.
Same thing here in Italy: the lefties sold their asses to finance groups and then journalists wonder why Meloni's party wins...
Enough calling them far right . How about center right or just right
It's literally just normal. The left/right dynamic is justa crazy/sane axis.
Many parties that are emerging are far right tho. Thats just a fact. The AFD in Germany in hardcore right.
Because they are far right?
@dobryden.6241 . How are they far right? You're far left then.
The reason is immigration. That's it. It's amazing how the host doesn't cite the most obvious factor behind the popularity of parties whose primary platform is immigration restrictionism. It's not even that young Europeans are more immigration restrictionist than old Europeans, that's not the case if you look at the polls, it's just that young people are less risk-averse than old people, so young Europeans are willing to take the risk of trying something different than traditional parties supported by traditional media. Of course, young Europeans are also increasingly having the experience of having to deal with violent and anti-social third world immigrants in schools, something that was much rarer for Europeans over the age of 40 when the immigrant population was much smaller.
All the other factors mentioned by the host are either minor or wrong. Europe doesn't really have much of a cultural war like the US, for the simple reason that Europe doesn't have a big right-wing religious movement like the US, these young Europeans voting for so-called far-right parties are not more religious or conservative than old Europeans, that's clear in polls, which show them supporting things like gay marriage in vast majorities, so the issue in question is really just immigration. The other thing is that because Europe has multiple parties, Europeans do not suffer from partisan brain poisoning like the US, and there are studies showing that Europeans who vote for immigration restrictionist parties do so because of the policy of immigration restrictionism, not their rhetoric. A simple way to check all this is to just look at Denmark. In Denmark, the traditional center-left and center-right parties are doing well, and the so-called far-right parties have a real but not extraordinary presence among young people. Why? Because in Denmark, the traditional center-left and center-right parties have restricted third world immigration, and continue to do so. It's simple really, if traditional centrist parties have sensible immigration policies that preserve their countries and don't import gigantic numbers of inassimilable aliens, then they will do well.
Why are Anglo countries different? That's an interesting question, my guess is that it's a mix of the fact that Anglo countries have better immigrants, which is definitely true for the US, Canada and Australia, but also just a more successful ideological campaign about the supposed virtues of multiculturalism.
colonial guilt trip
Immigrant kids aren’t worse than any other kid in school. My school was filled with people of other ethnicities, but the one who got arrested for stabbing someone was white British.
Immigration, also immigration and sometimes its because of immigration.
5% immigrants made them sweat 🤣🤣
@@SaadBinAlamgir3345 What do you think syrians, algerians, yemenis, somalis would do if a bunch of europeans started setting up shop there?
@@JL-ul8dmThey already did that, genius. It's called colonialism
@@kataroquasinzki7383 Fuck off with your colonialism bullshit. There's not even 1% of the population let alone even 100k Europeans living in Syria, Algeria, Yemen and Somalia but the opposite is even huge nearly 7% over 5 million Muslims live in the UK, nearly 14% of France is Muslim over 10 million Muslims live in France, 25% of Sweden's population is foreign born with a population of just over 6 million people, Germany, Belgium, Italy and so on nearly 10% of their population is Muslim with double digit million muslim populations. If 10 million French immigrants lived in Algeria TODAY and started demanding rights and imposing their values on Algerian society and it's culture what do you think Algerian muslims and their government will do?? Want 10 million ethnic Spanish in Morocco to make it fair?
@@JL-ul8dm There are still white people in Algeria today, in fact.
The single largest difference between Australian voters and the rest of the world is that in Australia, voting is compulsory. This results in a 95% voter turn out in every election, and pushes Australian politics towards the centre. There is very little difference between the left and the right here.
What punishment is there if somebody doesn't vote? In Bulgaria it's compulsory as well on paper, but a lot of people don't vote and that isn't enforceable
$50 dollar fine in the mail, at least in theory but it's not even always sent out.
It's compulsory in Belgium too, it causes the opposite, we have a very strong far-right and a very strong far-left (especially under the youth)
@@mateyp3365 That just suggests a lack of any real choice due to forcing people who have no view, knowledge or interest in politics to put a cross somewhere.
@@mateyp3365You get fined
You know this channel has a tape over its mouth when it doesn't once mention immigration as an issue in a 9 minute video about such a topic.
For me (young belgium guy) immigration is pretty much the key factor, I used to be pretty indiferend toward it and politic as a whole but that terorist attack we had in october during a football match really made me realise we need a stricter migration policy to prevent monsters like that from getting in
It's a pretty radical change for me, if anything I used to be more leftleaning because I'm concerned about climate change
It's interesting that you say climate change, because if you look at polls among young Dutch people, climate change isn't one of their top concerns.
The top concerns are things like cost of living, inflation, healthcare, housing, social security, the economy and immigration
Wasn’t that the attack directed at people Swedish supporters? Everyone seem to hate us (Sweden) now because of the burning of the Qoran. Ironically the guy who did the burnings weren’t even Swedish but Iranian and he has had his residency revoked but no one seems to care. The other troublemaker we have had is Danish. They come to abuse our liberal laws that allow free speech.
@@roejogan2693 Wait until he wants to buy a climate change approved home (which is mandatory now in Flanders) and realizes it adds 100k-200k to the price, effectively meaning you'll have to live in a house a 4th of the size you grew up in. Can you imagine the consequences if you want to start a family? This is covert genocide.
(Yes, I have a knack for drama. 😉)
you were never left leaning lol if you're not a russian bot, you should get a life
ignoring the elephant in the room got us here, its the policies abondned around 2015 that leads us to this, i will never vote for them,but i understand why people do it, also their media presence although it uses alternative realities, they know how to do it, meanwhile the other parties because they are the status quo see no need to adapt and cativate young people votes on social media forgeting that under 60 voting basee are also on facebook, bunch of dummies will lead to our colapse, foreigner actors are smiling and laughing at us.
Stupidity from both sides all around.
Guess wanting to preserve borders is "far-right" now🤣
to the left (and yes this channel is far left) that was always the case
if you are FAR left then everything is far right, even if you work on logic.
@@stayhungry1503 far-left, lol sure dude
The EU doesn't even have borders with other EU countries
@@David-bh1rnkeyword “EU COUNTRIES”
Are there any just right parties? You keep talkung about far and radical right but I never hear about regular right parties.
That's the conservative parties.
Well they’re kinda boring and don’t give the view counts like talking about the far right
@@Donnerbalken28Conservatism today is considered far-right too
Christian Democrats and Liberals are the common center right parties. In Germany thatd be the CDU and FDP
@@oskariheinonen6598No conservatives are just liberals who protect corporations openly instead of institutions
Trust me, if mainstream parties seriously tackle the immigration issue and people trust them, nearly all of these votes will go back to them.
Now however, I don't know if they can regain that trust after all these years...
The problem is immigration. Illegal immigration specifically.
Because the problem is so mismanaged many immigrants who were rejected from asylum for understandable reasons like if they are violent or have a criminal history aren’t actually deported, leaving dangerous people undocumented and desperate for money, leaving them in a situation that puts other Europeans (especially women or young people) in danger.
On the flip side the large amount of mismanagement means that there isn’t anything being done to protect migrant rights either, many are trapped in Greek labour camps or are victims to ilegal practices like in Hungary where they transport them in containers without food or water for up to 24 hours, with many child immigrants ending up in human trafficking in other scenarios.
Both immigrants and native residents are victims to this problem due to the lack of mismanagement at our borders because of the VETO powers of our leaders and the blatant disregard for the rule of law due to legal loopholes.
Shutting down our borders won’t solve the problem but create new problems and lead to further isolation. The real solution is to figure out how to manage the border in a sane way and to decide who can get in and whoever is dangerous stays out.
We can only do this if all of us work together because we are all stronger together!
Because of huge demographic change that nobody has consented to.
You can just ask Gen Z and they will tell you their reasons
immigration
Gen Z, gender divide and much more
@@Beetlejooce01 An elephant to the room people (Specially in the left) loves to ignore, on how making politics who says you're scum while giving free stuff to others makes people hate and love you respectively.
@@Beetlejooce01There isn't much of a gender divided between GenZ men and women in the USA and UK tho.
For example: In the USA, 47% of GenZ women identified as Liberal vs only 24% of GenZ women who identified as Conservative, moreover, 41% of GenZ women identified as a Democratic voter vs 18% of GenZ women who identified as a Republican voter.
Among GenZ men in the USA, 38% of GenZ men identified as liberal vs 29% of GenZ men who identified as conservative. Another 34% of GenZ men identified as a Democratic voter vs 22% of GenZ men who identified as Republican voters.
@@JR47846yeah but why,
well young people in europe are inheriting a civilization which isn't remotely close to what there fathers and forefathers had the privilege of living through.
The privilege of living through two world wars you mean?
@@mofieselschweif1544 boomers and gen x did not go through 2 world wars
@@harveyepstein8256 arguably its a better Europe than their forefathers lmaoooo🤣
@@jonathanescamilla3659 where are you from?ofcourse we arent talking about time before 60s 70s but times in Europe were much better. The economy now is fcked everywhere
@@Nerdgasm13 the United States of America RAHHH
The comments will be fun
I like Space Ships
@@stereomachine Oh yeah? Well, I like them the most!
@@NCR-National-Reclamation-Gov Me like boats
I like trains.
@@NCR-National-Reclamation-Gov i prefer spaceships, taste a lot better.
3:36 men should be 18-44 not 11-44
i'm 21 years old and voted for Wilders, twice now.
Big W
Good boy
Congratulations brother!
Thanks, now the richer get even more rich because of tax cuts and students have to pay 3000 euro because their study progress got delayed..
@@escwilde222 says the delusional wokie
I'm convinced it's because (continental) Europeans have a much stronger sense of cultural identity, which is currently under threat from immigration and excessive globalism. The reason men are more conservative is because they tend to vote less from a position of emotion or empathy, which is a reason women vote more liberal. And then there is the constant attack on masculinity and the disdain towards the role of men in society. It's not acceptable and will garner a backlash. We're seeing it now.
Whatever platforms or media are used to get information from is far less relevant than the above points.
We need far right. Its the sad truth.
I think it's interesting because whilst we have majoritarian system in the UK, the likes of Reform UK are building in popularity. Polling somewhere between 15% and 20%, I wonder what British politics would look like if there was a more proportional view and looked to be more representative
If reform UK wins they cannot get 💩 done and economy will falter.
Finding a job and a house is hard enough. Now imagine being told that 50% of your salary is effectively going to be taken away to pay for old people, sick people, immigrants and the environment.
this money is also used for roads, police, army, firemen, education, water system etc...
Stop blaming taxes, they're important in a society (even if we could argue for a shift of the tax burden from the poor to the rich).
Don't forget that money gifted to migrants will be send back to their "home" country and not spent within the country they are exploiting.
@@malogibeaux4946Taxes are important but no government should be taking away half of a person's wage. Especially when most of it is used for dumb shit you don't support or to be burned away by corruption cases
Nothing will stop the socialists to steal all your income based on whatever BS ideas they are embracing.
@@malogibeaux4946 roads, police, army, firemen, education, water system are for the country, why should I give money to leechers?
Immigration aka Islamization.
Basically survival instinct.
Yeah I'm really getting the feeling that if we keep going in this direction our nations will not exist in 100 years
@@rixorobertit's not a feeling either we go really far right or we won't exists, math is not an opinion.
Far right isn’t the one who’s gonna save Europe but keep hoping…
@@MarketsDriveTheWorld Yeah guess it's more basic demographics than feelings...
@@rixorobert reduce that to 50-60 years.
A key thing to note here is that in the UK and Australia, conservatives have dominated the past decade or so, so voting for the left-wing parties is technically the anti-establishment vote. So young people, especially young men, are not necessarily voting for left-wing parties because they're left wing themselves, but rather, because they're just voting against a perceived establishment.
@fdhgbjskI love how GenZ Americans are way more progressive and liberal than the average European population now 😂😂
There are a few reasons: 1) Immigration - particularly the number of migrants as well as the preference they get in treatment (they get a new house quicker and often cheaper, they tax the social welfare system a lot etc. etc. 2) Environmental fatigue - Many people are fed up with all the semi-forced environmental rules and the costs involved with them. It should be noted that right does not mean pro-Russian. Far right pro-Russian parties like FvD got punished hard for their pro-Russian stance in the election. European people are in large Pro-Ukraine or at least Anti-Russian.
What are you talking about ... Lega in Italy is pro Putin, afd in Germany is pro Putin, ID in France is pro Putin...
@@Shiv-ym1rr They are not powerful enough to help Putin and they were elected for immigration not the Russo Ukraine war. Basically Russia got no foothold in the EU out of this (primarily as far right did not become the biggest in the EU. SO everything is fine.People voted for these parties for other reasons then Russian meddling.
I don't think people can give 2 sh1ts about this Russia Ukraine war, it's not our war. People are tired of seeing their money going towards it.
ID in France what is that ?
I'm french
You're talking about RN ?@@Shiv-ym1rr
People are tired of the wealth transfer from young and poor to old and rich,
Yes
Sounds like capitalism
I live in Romania, we don’t even have a left party, all of them are either center-right, right or far right, no illegal immigrants, we have plenty legal, but not even one illegal, one of the safest countries in europe and the world.
Illegal migration should be not only a right wing thing, because this will destroy every other thing we have. If leftists wants to protect democracy and humans rights, why they're importing millions of people that hate this? Muslims does'nt care about womens rights, gays ou democracy...
Fun fact that doesn't really apply to Europe: The country with the MOST illegal immigrants is the USA, with more than 15 million undocumented migrants within it's borders, however the US census predicts that number may be significantly higher than previously thought.
One of the most pitiful and least developed as well.
Australia and UK have had decades of disastrous right wing governments. I'm Australian and am not convinced Australians have become "left wing," more I believe they needed to try the other lot. I suspect the UK may be the same.
Because the younger generations are increasingly paying the price for the political misbehaviour of the past few decades. Less housing, less social cohesion, more wokeism, less stability, more polarisation, more (partly) incompatible immigrants around them, less economic prosperity than their parents, et cetera.
What is a woke btw or you borrowed from fox news
@@hrishikeshbgoswami6210 Fox News? I'm Dutch, don't watch that at all.
As for woke, there are so many examples by now, should be easy to find. Cancel culture, for example.
@@hrishikeshbgoswami6210what is a woman btw?
@@ShoDe-e5u what is a man btw ?
@@ShoDe-e5u what is a man ?
Immigration is the core reason for what i can see why this has been happening so much last couple years , issue with that is a lot of other people around my age range just ignore everything else a party plans or represents as long as they shout they'll keep non-EU immigrants out of Europe for good. More strict immigration laws against non-EU members is a good move, especially regarding ones fully outside of Europe that get weaponized by our enemies such as Russia to flood borders but i am not gonna blindly jump into a political party just cause they are one of the few or only to plan more and better restrictions against non-EU immigrants.
Voting for a party for just one singular reasons and pretending to be deaf to their other plans is a very stupid and dangerous game. Just cause you hear a political group jingle a singular thing you like, don't just flock to them asap, look into what that party actually plans to do regarding everything else too.
Also, no party who gets into power would be consistent on their immigration platform. There are practice considerations that are just beyond their control. Meloni has gotten a reality check since getting elected in Italy and grew more moderate. Hundreds of thousands of immigrants are still coming in due to Italy's location in the Mediterranean, and her call to deport illegal migrants simply isn't easy to carry out. I doubt countries like France or Germany will be any different. Even Le Pen has softened her tone a lot compared to 2015.
I generally agree with the points in the video. However, the first half is spent entirely for showing the shift towards the far-right, meaning there's little time for an actual explanation - which was important enough for the title. I'd say you either make the video longer, so you can go more into depth on some of these reasons, or you spend less time establishing the basis (if you want to keep it short)
They do this all the time. Half of it is explaining their observation, 25% of it is summing up some simple theories that everyone has thought of and 25% is advertisement. And they keep recycling the same video over and over. This channel is one big advertisement that plays on popular topics to increase engagement and audience. I'm just here for the discussions in the comments. 😁
Sick of flooding of immigration. Glory
In this video which asks why are young Europeans turning more to the right of course TLDR ignore the main (and in many cases only) reason for this, Immigration.
Europeans are watching as their countries are completely changing for the worst literal in front of our eyes. The older generations of course have problems with this but its us younger people who are going to have to live through it and many in Europe are realising this. This also explains why in anglo countries young people arent voting for the right as in almost all anglo speaking countries our "left wing" parties are more center left and nowhere near as radical as many Europeans left wing parties. Im not as knowledgeable on the Australian politics but in the UK and in America the two "left wing" parties, both the labour party and the Democrats, are taking steps to combat mass immigration and as a result are winning young votes.
TLDRs has always been like this,. They blatantly refuse to mention immigration in any sort of way that paints it in a bad light, even if its important to the information discussed in the video. Clear bias being shown as usual with TLDR when it comes to immigration.
Not being European, I admire western civilization and admire those who are rising up to sustain and protect it, and I will do as well.
👏
I'm Brazilian, and I hope European culture should be preserved. I admire this, but I hate what they're doing to themselves, with this illegal migration. Everyone has the right to preserve your culture and people.
@@HwecqiGamePlayS Nope. The establishment has decided we are a multicultural society without actually asking anybody from that society. This is why there is a anti-establishment feeling.
Repect
"far-right" according to whom? People that are openly tolerant of openly socialist and communist parties.....whom are never called "far-left"?
Communist parties are always called "far-left".
Progressivism is naught but an excuse of shifting the goalposts, after all. It's funny that so many of these "far right" politicians are actually just centrist or center-left, while the "center-right/conservatives" are middle-leftist and the "center" and anything past it is openly socialist far-left.
One of the reasons Europeans may be going more far right is that the political center in Europe is further to the left (particularly now, as the Anglosphere has gone further to the right very quickly since 2015). Thus, choosing a far right party by European standards might not have quite the level of reactionary tendencies that their anglosphere counterparts do.
Another reason still may be that the anglosphere may be using certain levers of influence and propaganda to subtly elevate far right candidates. Even with their obvious nationalist character, it would lead to a more subtle but deeper cultural and political alignment for the greater western power bloc.
Aren´t you comparing apples to oranges when equating anglo-saxon ¨Left" to european left? To me the Labour is currently more rightwing than Pieter Omzigt's NSC.
True. Perception of "left" is different everywhere, so many "left" parties can be actually right or even far right ones, and it works other way around - there is plenty of "right" parties that are more leftist then what other call a "left" party.
Because they understand that a far-left party will not be elected.
This is true, but not relevant in this case.
In the Anglo-Saxon world, they use a first-past-the-post system. In other words, in each constituency, the winner takes all. This is why, when one of the parties is completely despised by everyone (i.e the Conservatives in the UK) it creates the illusion that the other one of the two parties is very popular. It isn't.
While the German left is laughing about a killed police officer, who died protecting an islam critique.
I like the idea of a more rightwing Labour.
A traditionalist centre-left party would be ideal for me.
The media ⬇
Young people vote for far left: no problem
Young people vote for far right: big problem
yes
being racist is bad and pro workers is not
@@TheLux2077 Europe's left aren't pro-European workers
@@TheLux2077 Historically there are very obvious harms in going to either extreme of the political spectrum, actually. In the 20th Century well over a hundred million lives were lost as a result of extreme left policies. Cambodia, the USSR, China are every bit as oppressive (and in the case of cambodia i would argue more repressive) than any far right state has been.
Average TLDR video for you, search their channel for "left" and "right" and see how many videos they have regarding right wing politics. "OMG ANOTHER COUNTRY WON BY A RIGHT WING PARTY", basically no videos regarding left wing wins, even tho in a lot of countries the left has been in power since the beginning of the millennium. Left = normal, Right = wtf
@@1boreal left does not mean "communist" dictatorships.
I am gen z and became right wing because of the 2015-2016 terrorist attacks. I was not political before
talk to your friend, wake them up about the struggles in europa
Same here, and followed by the long list of horrors our kin has to endure at the hands of invaders.
You mean the 2015-2016 Mossad false flags?
Even a country like India is Far Right. That proves EUROPE was sleeping 😂😂@@popol5173
dont be a gen-z failure. look at the atrocities of all right-wing parties. literally just look at Israel right now. do you support the extermination of innocent children? perpetual wars? do you support fearmongering in the media of immigrants? most gen-z are left-leaning. of course, some become right-leaning because there is so much information and they have 0 critical thinking skills and fall to propaganda. the comments here for example are disgusting. there are no "invaders." so racistt. theres a reason why the US is more accepting of immigrants, they know it is economically beneficial. europe on the other hand still struggles with more xenophobic tendencies than the US. with a dwindling population, why would you want less immigrants? do you want your nation to die? simply because you fell for racist propaganda? lol. even conservatives in the US are more accepting of migrants in Europe. they might say they want to kick them out, but they know migrants are essential to keep the US population up. they didn't install far-right dictators all over latin america for nothing! read up on history, and you will end up left-leaning, unless you truly despise minorites for no reason.
The political gender gap is also a matter of cultural hegemony. In East Germany, where the right has a clear cultural hegemony - in particular amongst young people, the gap is almost neglible (in sharp contrast to Germany as a whole). Men, especially young men, are generally more critical of the status quo and tend to express contrarian views more openly, whereas women seem to have a more conformist inclination, but once the mainstream thus the dominating cultural norm has already shifted and stabilized sufficiently, they will consolidate the new status quo deep into the societal micro-level (family, relationships, circle of friends, everyday interactions) - not seldom in a surprisingly thorough and diligent manner.
"Wenn wir international schauen, sehen wir in den Ländern, wo rechtspopulistische oder rechtsradikale Parteien eine gewisse gesellschaftliche Normalisierung erreicht haben, wird der Gender Gap geringer. In Italien, den Niederlanden oder Frankreich wählen fast genauso viele oder gleich viele Frauen die rechten Parteien wie Männer. Innerhalb von Deutschland sehen wir diese gesellschaftliche Normalisierung am stärksten in Sachsen und Thüringen. Die Stimmanteile sind in den Bundesländern besonders hoch und die Ablehnung gegen die Partei [AfD] geht eher zurück in der Gesellschaft. Sprich, es könnte sein, dass der Gender Gap jetzt in Sachsen und Thüringen bei der AfD geringer ist als bundesweit." - Dr. Ansgar Hudde, Institut für Soziologie und Sozialpsychologie Universität Köln
In other words, we could - at least in Belgium - say that it is actually young men turning far right
yea and women far left... which is not really better. Both are probably paid by russia XD
Because everything caters to women and FOREIGN men.
4:06 why did you have to pick sunak in the rain 😂
The establishment has shafted the future generations... so now we're trying something new.
The establishment is center-right and the far right won't do anything differently other than stripping people of legal protections (except the rich)... it's the same thing on steroids but minorities will suffer more so ppl that aren't a minority can feel superior, while their own lifes still suck.
Hate to say it, but turning to fascism in Europe is nothing new...
You are falling for populist rhetoric of easy solutions and scapegoats.
Nazism is new?
@@philipkoene5345 like more of the same was the solution...
Again, there is a massive difference between the right and the far right(as you insist on labelling it)
There are no extreme left/right parties in Europe as we still remember what happened when we elected them in Germany/Russia.
You didn't mention the most important reason young Europeans vote right wing parties. They love their cultures, their civilizations and their ancestors and they don't want all of them be destroyed by excessive immigration, war on culture, religion and common sense.
Also they are very patriotic. Me personally i am more liberal and sometimes left leaning. But i will never vote for a party which hates my fatherland, my ancestors and my flag. Instead as an 18 year old Greek man, I will vote for a right wing party.
You sound schizophrenic.
@@Jose-xh5qb bro you serious "If you love your country you are insane"😂😂
@@rixorobertYes. It's the same as saying you're loyal to a piece of dirt.
@@Jose-xh5qb a country is much more than just its territory, it's about the people living there which are united by a shared national identity, traditions, a shared culture, history, language and even religion. It's a community that has shaped you into what you are now and that you can shape into what it will be!
@@Jose-xh5qb What is your IQ?
It’s not “far right” it’s just right!
Because we are not stupid.
5:31 I don’t agree with this entirely. In the UK, people are increasingly looking towards other parties as they’re fed up with both - Tories and Labour - currently. It’s more the electoral system (similar to the situation in the US) that disadvantages voting for smaller parties! But the appetite is there!
Would it be perhaps because there isn’t any party offering similarly big changes like these far right parties?
The youth is waking up
Honestly, the only real issues at play in France is cost of living, and immigration.
Parties with a plan to deal with them take center stage, no matter the rest of their politics,
Parties which don't, or which minimises these issues (rightly or wrongly) get left behind, no matter the rest of their policies.
Macron's party, I believe is very good for economic stability, and if you compare France with the rest of Europe, even if metrics aren't very clear, economically it's doing everything right, and building up for long term success. Bascially, he's been a godsend for anyone who runs or wants to run a business in France. Unfortunately, due to the fragmented/centrist/coalition nature of his party, he can't address immigration with any weight; and that's one of the main reasons he's losing.
The idea that younger voters are voting for the far right is so inacurate. If only people under the age of 35 were allowed to vote, the left would win in most cases. Far right progression is of course a thing, but its progression is way more important amoung older people than younger people.
4:53 so are you suggesting that less educated people vote right? Or the opposite? Either way that's riddiculous
That's an fact. Mainly because most college teachers are left wing and push their ideology down the throat of the students.
It just proved higher learning is just white self hate indoctrination