Is the Netherlands Now Europe’s Most Right-Wing Government?
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Since the November election, politicians in the Netherlands have been scrambling to form a government. This week though, Geert Wilders finally managed to bring together a coalition, one that will see the country go rightwards. In this video, we take a look at the new coalition, it's policies, and who might end up being the new Prime Minister.
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00:00 - Introduction
00:55 - Context
02:57 - Manifesto Explained
06:11 - What Next?
07:17 - Sponsored Content
How come controlling migration is 'Right Wing' in Europe? Its just normal administrative process in Asia
How come it's not in Asia?
because most of Asia didn't draft up a set of agreements on rights which included one to accommodate for if people could be in serious risk of harm, from seeing what happened to a certain ethnicity/religion people protection in other countries, because they came from safe ones, that were then invaded by a country led by a thin moustache guy
They won't "controll" it they will just make a stink about it
The left wants to welcome foreigners to help them. It's altruistic. That sort of thing isn't even considered in most Asian countries.
Because of propaganda.
People only think of what Europe is doing, they don't care about seeing what other countries are doing and asking questions.
European countries now have a competition for 'who's the most right wing government in the continent'
Everyone slightly scared looking at Germany
Lucky them, left wing is wrong
EUROPE = WHITE = BAD
There's a word for this kind of competition: Democracy. If you don't like it, vote better, get better programs and actually do your programs instead of waffling around.
@TimesFM4532 let's hope NOBODIES skip art school
Small correction: they have not yet "cobbled together a government"; they have only made a coalition agreement. Forming a government is the next step
That’s just blatantly incorrect.
@@Numeraunoporfavor it really is not incorrect.
@@Numeraunoporfavorthere is a new government when the ministers have been sworn in, not before. And we're nowhere near that.
They have a apointed a formateur who will choose ministers, which will likely take about 5 weeks
I see the front runner for PM (Plasterk) is no longer in the running. That's not going to make this any quicker...
Didn’t realise Netherlands were such a big exporter of acronyms
Believe me, unless you know your topic specific acronyms, you can't understand any work related meeting in the Netherlands (irregardless of the business/organisation).
@@maasro at my last job they talked about a vrijmibo.... I had no clue wth they were talking
@@AnymMusicvrijdagmiddagborrel. In other words drink booze after work
Sounds like my current line of work, nothing but acronyms.
@@gualbertochavez211 Surely it should be NBA
I find it hilarious that controlling immigration is still considered 'right wing'. Having a grip on who does or doesn't enter your country and ensuring that they do not threaten the wellbeing of your native people should be the most basic fucking thing any government has to do. This is not an extremist topic, it's protecting your people.
Yeah, its like Denmark is the only country where the social democrats figured that out, and thereby saved their party.
Wilders wanted to ban the Quran, specifically tax Muslim head scarfs and ban Mosques. Every party wants to get a grip on migration, some, like the PVV, are just discriminatory about it.
" ensuring that they do not threaten the wellbeing of your native people" This is the most racist statement I've read in a long time.
Wildas is straigh up racist and xenophobic in his retoric and behaviour,hate speach a daily thing, there is nothing social democratic in his behaviour.
Tell me you've never had to deal with immigration control without telling me you've never had to deal with immigration control.
The problem with Poland and Hungary was that if they did not adhere to EU rules, they would not receive billions in EU subsidies. The Netherlands is a net contributor to the EU, the EU cannot threaten the Netherlands not to provide subsidies. The Netherlands can say that it simply does not want to pay the EU any more.
Everyone pays. N E just pays more and needs less subsidies. Otherwise yeah, N E can just pull back/ opt out of paying and the E U will have to bend that knee and give in.
In fact, Netherlands is the largest contributor per capita
"the EU cannot threaten the Netherlands not to provide subsidies" - why not? If the Netherlands does something against EU law, then there are prescribed punishments.
"The Netherlands can say that it simply does not want to pay the EU any more" - this is illegal under current EU law. Then this could mean the exit of the NL from the EU, and everything that this means, for example tariffs on dutch products.
@@tomorrowneverdies567
Completely wrong. The only way you force NL to pay is through military action. Otherwise it's a done deal. NL is free from E U dictates for the foreseeable future.
@@Wendeta-hq2cp Why do right wing idiots always have such dumb takes? Oh yeah else they wouldnt be right wing. Yk who also is a net giver? Germany, you know who had to pay fines to the EU, ah yeah Germany, without the EU putting military to action. Why is that? Because the EU is not only money its about the economic union. If the NL break the rules then they get punished if they dont pay their fines then they will get sanctions and as last resort they get kicked. The Netherlands are heavily benifiting from being the "port nation in europe", so goods can be distributed from the nl to whole europe. The Moment NL is not in the EU anymore prop German Ports will take this responsibility and NL will lose a lot of their economic power.
But these are facts, i know you dont believe in that concept.
Asylum seekers not getting a priority over cititzens in the allocation of social housing is actually a good thing in my opinion.
its not a good thing, because it doesn't adress the issues that have been causing the housing problems over the last decades, its just taking away rights for some while doing nothing to improve rights for everyone.
Its also already a thing. There is a category for urgency, some asylum seekers qualifiy for this status, a lot of people born here do as well. It's just another way to distract from the actual causes of the houising crisis. Because those causes are right wing politics.
I think that policy of priority exists because asylum seekers are among the most vulnerable members of society, usually with zero contact networks or family support to fall back on in the country as opposed to citizens that usually can get that help from other parties than the state. Without social housing integration would be weakened and many asylum seekers would end up on the streets and increase their crime rate.
It’s regrettable that Dutch citizens and asylum seekers must be put against eachother however, when the real problem is severe underfunding and lack of political action to increase the housing supply for several decades.
@@sperzieb00n
Only citizens have rights. Deal with it. Or not and go home.
Yeah it's awesome. Citizens can finally benefit from living in their country instead of Martians coming here (mostly through illegal means).
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Audience this video: 90% Dutch
Just like when your going on vacation: the Dutch are everywhere.
Well, as a Norwegian, its good to see what the tall flatlander's are up to.
I’m an American :)
As a Dutchman living in the U.K. I wish Geert Wilders and his future cabinet lots of luck ! 🤝👍
I'm from India and I watch their videos regularly.
Ronald Plasterk used to be from the labour party, however he has shifted to the right majorly and is therefore now considered as potential prime-minister. He has experience and already knows the parties because he led the coalition talks for some time. The reason NSC isn’t happy with him, is because Omtzigt and Plasterk had a personal dispute during these coalition talks.
Also they're still investigating potential fraud when Plasterk sold his patents/company
There is no fraud, it is confirmed that he did't commit a crime. Only thing is that he had a company with cancer patents. He sold his company for more than 30 million. The only thing is that he didn't shared the money with the university where he did the research and his co-researcher. So the left is targeting him. He did nothing against the law, so big chance he will be the next PM.
No, the left has shifted, away from ordinary nationals to foreigners and things like sexuality and identity that are intrinsically not government but private matters. Old fashioned social democrats are far right in their view now. Let's not go along with that absurd view.
No the main reason the NSC is reluctant is the guy is under investigation for fraud
it isnt fraud its just immoral to file for a patent you didnt pay for to research
"Tuinders" are farmers that use greenhouses for farming.
Technically Tuinders are any farmer that produces crops on a large scale. That extends to things like trees and doesn't require greenhouses. It does exclude those focus on mixed or animals.
@@mormaciltechnically we don’t call farmers a tuinder.
There are “tuinders” from the cold ground and from the warm ground (glass houses)
But farmers can also be partly tuinder.
No one calls a-farmer a tuinder in the Netherlands as far as I know!
@@alleskomtgoed Anyone who owns a farm, including cows is a farmer. So of course I never said they're interchangeable. I said that Tuinders isn't limited to greenhouses.
@@mormacilo.k, clear to me.
Hoe noem je boeren die buiten 'tuinieren'?
They have a housing crisis but still prioritise asylum seekers in social housing?
Social housing that even isn't the government's but is privately not for profit owned.
Yes, this has been the case for the last decade. It is completely unjustifiable and outright insane, if you ask me. Good thing the new coalition is ending this immediately, a small first step in the right direction.
Yep, this was to avoid clogging up the asylum centers.
But obviously grew out of proportion. Still left wing parties preferred unclogged asylum seeker centres to fair allocation of scarce social housing.
Big driver of the election result
Big taboo I think among established parties for a long time.
Maybe they should, idk, build more houses. Obviously asylum seekers are a less secure group of people than most regular Dutch citizens.
@@JajalaatmaarWhat are these left-wing parties you‘re referring to? There hasn’t been a left-of-centre party in government since 2017.
There is no need for Three hundred thousand homes, it's close to nine hundred thousand homes.
The current shortage is about 300.000. Experts expect that number to go up to about 900.000 in time as demand for housing increases
300000 houses are privately sold and owned by blackrock. Pretty sure there are no refugees on that board of directors
It won't help if you give all of them to immigrants and refugees
@@millevenon5853 you really think you would arrive in let's say Russia or China or even Spain with 2 pieces of plastic in your non existent pants you could buy a house on the private market? The 300000 houses are PRIVATELY owned by the worlds biggest private hedge funds. Get to know the real enemy dude.
There is little need for that many new homes if they would address their immigration problem. No immigrants, no housing shortage.
Great video everyone! Though just wanted to say that D66 aren’t Social Democrats. However, at 1:22 D66 are referred to as “Social Democrats”, when in fact they are a social liberal/liberal party. I’m sure it’s just an honest mistake (it happens), but I just wanted to clarify :)
D66 are paraphilia appologists.
I mean, it's usually political parties with very little experience governing, no plans on what to do in government beyond defending a couple populist talking points from their campaign, and usually directly attack a certain group of people. It's really no wonder people fear them getting into government, luckily they usually only last one term since when voters see what the anti-establishment party is really about they go back to more moderate options
You are right of course. But "liberaal" cannot be translated to "liberal" in English. "Liberal" in Anglo Saxon countries mean "left wing" or "progressive". In the Netherlands it has almost the opposite meaning "less government intervention and conservative". So, "social conservative" would be a better translation, maybe. Not fond of it, but...
@ronaldderooij1774 Liberal in Britain doesn't mean left wing, that's what it means in America
What’ s in a name?
Which party calling itself democrat is really democratic?
The same for democracies there are no democracies!
Nope, that still goes to Hungary
But Orban is not particularly economically right wing
Give them a couple years and Netherlands will limit the free press too
@@wile123456 Wouldn't be so bad. Limiting free press nowadays is just a scarecrow for actually limiting foreign negative influence. The West no longer has an independent press. The press has turned into propaganda organs and they are at the whim of whoever finances them. As far as I'm concerned, it should be limited and restricted as much as possible. And foreign financed press should be banned.
Well that's the charm with proportional democracy. You can't abolish free press with 20-something percent of the vote. Wilders can't even become prime minister.
It's not like in the US or UK, where 30% MAGA cultist, or Brexit fanatics, can dominate everything.
@@wile123456the dutch already censor speech
Netherlands is smaller than most American States. Unrestricted Immigration is a huge problem for a tiny country
Most people are only now realizing the consequences.
And reacting to this issue is something that can't be done because you would be considered a "right wing extremist" if you do.
Have you ever been there? Its 80% flat green open land.
@@9Q9Mit's full no more humans
@daircruz6888 its a problem for any size country
@@9Q9M You mean where the food is made to feed everyone?
Good luck turning much of that into cities.
You have no right to just enter my home and change my priorities.
The same is true for populations and countries!
The idea that The Netherlands can just get an opt-out of certain EU policies is a fantasy at best. The countries that do have opt-outs got them because they were members before the EU implemented those policies, not because a new government decided after the fact that they didn't like an existing policy.
It's all for their voters, hoping they're to uninformed to realize they're selling them hot air.
This government has been elected mostly to curb the import of criminals and parasites. Either they impose strict controls on immigration after an opt-out, or they impose strict controls on immigrations and pay some bullshit fines. If they don't, there will very swiftly be another election, and current polls show the result will be a lot more right-leaning that the current coalition.
It's a direction toward which they're trying to push but they'll probably be glad if they can negotiate their way to a softer implementation of the policies.
Lots of countries are souring on the eu-immigrant policies, so Europe as a whole may just start adjusting those policies.
However an increased right wing government on the EU from the coming elections on the 9th of june might make such a thing an reality.
Stop conflating legal economic migrants with asylum seekers and illegal immigrants
Exactly! Most people are pro immigrants, just not violent ones that whenever they come with their unwillingness to integrate gRape statistics, murd3r statistics, violence statistics all shoot up. And that’s just when they’re a small percentage of the population, imagine when they’re the majority. Look at Iran for a sneak peak of what happens when Islamists are left unchecked: oppression and misery.
Sure, we should, but the discriminatory behavior won't. It will at best judge who is whom by their religion or skin color.
@@DrVictorVasconcelos im pretty sure discriminatory behaviour is illegal in all eu countries be it age, skin colour/ethnicity, sex, religion, etc
@@ZJewAnd people do violate the law. Also, discrimination can take the form of simply not doing someone specific a small favor we'd do for anyone else and other small things that aren't crimes but, combined, throw a wrench at the idea of integration.
@@ZJew Illegal means normal people go to jail for it but big capital and the government are "illegal-proof"
but how will they avenge the fate of Joost Klein in the Eurovision Song Contest?
Nexit? Should leave Eurovision Song Contest atleast.
The current government didn't care at all and the leaders of the parties that formed a coalition neither spoke out.
We should be thankfull to Eurovision for canceling Joost Klein to prevent us from yet another national humilliation. We should also stop participating to that woke ass circusclownshow for good. Good riddance.
@@Mrtyjr Horrible! They are incapable of leading!
@@Mrtyjr why should we? It's a song festival....who gives a crap?
As a Dutchie, it would be more surprising if we had not seen a strong change in voting patterns. Our country is declining steadily, seemingly at an accelerating pace. This is for the perspective of the common man though, as the Dutch elite does not really experience those negative consequences.
How is are country "declining steadily" ? I am not going to pretend everything is fine, but in my opinion its definitely not "steadily declining".
I also don't see a strong change in voting patterns. The Dutch government has been right-wing since 2002 when CDA, VVD and LPF formed a government.
@@dl3487 Yes, economically right wing, but not right wing otherwise. On the contrary, CDA and especially VVD have been quite culturally on the left. For example the stikstof laws and asieldwang laws came from VVD politicians.
As for declining steadily, it has quite a few symptoms. Education is lowering in quality, for one. We have highways being blocked, genocidal slogans shouted in the streets, police being unable or unwilling to combat crime, shamefully low prison sentences and many young couples being unable to even dream of buying a house.
@@Intel-i7-9700k CDA and VVD have been right-wing all this time. Especially in the Dutch context. We haven't had a left-wing government in decades.
Highway's being blocked is in no what a sign that the quality has dropped. Crime numbers have been dropping for years and i agree with the low prison sentences...but those have been in place for decades too. Buying a house is a pain, I agree. All in all though, we are not declining steadily.
People are being exposed to way to much fake, exaggerated and biased stories that pretend to be news. we are being bombarded with propaganda from all sides.
We are declining due to conservativist and right wing politics. So we turn into more conservative, more right wing and more populist politics.
@@dl3487 Crime is dropping? Bruv Amsterdam is becoming an anarchist shithole, Remember Peter R de Vries? Theo van Gogh and rapper biggie daggoe? Its an crime ridden city en now an anarchy with the current student protests
Ensuring housing for migrants when your own citizens are experiencing a housing crisis is ridiculous. The PVV is wonky, but it is right here.
How is it wonky?
Asylum seekers are the peopme who need the help the most you are privileged if you still have your family alive and your house has nevver been bombed i know people who had to flee war and persecution and it made me realise how privileged we are
@@definitlynotbenlente7671 I agree, personally, people who want to house asylum seekers in their own homes should be free to do so. You should be free to host Ahmed, Jamal, and the rest of their gang in your home, and the people who don't want them, don't have to pay taxes for them..
Rightly spoken. Why should a normal taxpayer have to deal with this shite@@adenm8963
@@definitlynotbenlente7671 governments should always prioritise their own citizens, after all your nationals are taken care of, you can think about foreigners
Free public transport doesn't sound right wing. Is he just right wing on migration?
Its mostly right wing on climate and migration.
Yes, basically. But I do think he calls himself that too.
In most ways Wilders favors big social spending. Just not on foreigners.
That‘s literally just a green policy. We have this in Luxembourg and it was implemented by the Green party.
He is not right wing, he is pro Dutch (in his words).
His problem, as many others have, is that certain rules and laws and regulations let one not kick out or penalize certain beings although one knows they are not a healthy adjective to the country they are in. Like many other countries, they already have problems to solve and adding so many more ''unwanted'' or unknown'' people will not simplify matters.
Wilders will never allow any PVV member to vote for free public transport. I don't know where this myth is coming from.
I give it less than a year before there is another election.
I give it 11 minutes
You will see, respect the people’s votes.
@@User-qv4lg funny how you only ever hear someone say "respect the people's votes" when that person themselves is happy with the election results. When they are not happy with the results they complain just as much as the other side is doing at the moment
@@denzellmovies And everything you said is all okay. Part of a democracy. Better than Civil war/coup attempts.
If that happens I wouldn't be so sure if the PVV would lose seats. If the polls are correct their number of seats would increase a lot.
More and more, people are saying "migration" and "migrant" when they should be saying "immigration" and "immigrant".
Because left-wing media are trying to make the distinction between an immigrant, asylum seeker and illegal immigrant fuzzy.
I wonder if it's ideological, as if they're implying that it's a natural process, and that the border is not important.
they are illegal inmigrants, not only inmigrants. Illegal inmigranst should be called criminals
@@philipboardman1357 In the US anti immigration advocates frequently use the term migrant, and "migrant crisis". The UK Conservative party also heavily uses the phrase "Economic migrant" for immigrants they don't like. So I dont think the appearance of the word migrant in these situations is purely some left wing scheme.
What's the difference here?
1:20
D66 are not social-democrats.
That's not my opinion they just never labelled themselves as such.
The PVDA (now sort of merged with greenleft) are the self-identified social democrats.
The SP is also characterised by some as social democrat, but by others as democratic socialist.
D66 is probably most accurately described as politically 'progressive'. Though some (in the party especially) might also say centrist.
Also,
Plasterk being part of the Labour party doesn't mean he can still be called center left.
He has shifted to the right of social issues since leaving office. He's also started writing for de Telegraaf, a Dutch newspaper which could be compared to the New York Post in the US.
He's been having talks with Omzigt to try and patch up relations, which very clearly signals that he is a serious candidate for the premiership.
Er. The D66 is basically what the far left in the US is: socialist-liberal-(progressive) democrats. Except with Dutch/European levels of Socialism. Calling them centrist is a wildly inaccurate statement. Plasterk being part of the Labour party does mean he can still be called center left, because he stays member of the PvdA due to his Left-leaning values and ideals. The reason he started writing for De Telegraaf is to avoid being censored for criticising the left. Just like Tulsi Gabard left the Democrats for the same reason.
D66 is officially classified as Social-Liberal.
Hi, nice summary of our situation here. You got one big thing wrong: the government hasn't been formed yet. The caretaker cabinet is still in charge.
It's all very complicated, but right now the negotiating parties have an agreement in principle. They have nog formed a government yet. They don't know who is going to be in that government and they don't know the exact details.... Oh... and they don't have a budget yet. Yesterday, the main candidate for the head of government, the future minister president, told the press he would not take the job. He did want it and he was going to be asked, but there are several issues.
Fyi Ronald Plasterk is a former labour minister labour *turned right wing columnist*
Mr. Plasterk is still a social-democrat at heart but the left radicalized so much since he held office that he is now considered a conservative
I think the "links lullen, rechts zakken vullen" has been almost inverted at this point though lol
He's still got the same views. He didnt move to the right.. his party (PvdA) moved far left and left many people behind.
@@Tiasung no plasterk is definitely right wing. pvda has been as left as always. but in a climate where people call vvd left wing. everyone is extreme left...
@@Tiasung I want the weed that you're smoking.
WHY DO THEY ALWAYS MAKE IT SOUND AS IF TAKING CARE OF YOUR OWN POPULATION FIRST IS EVIL ??
It is when you start deciding who is and isn't a part of your population solely based on their beliefs or persuasion. If you want to be taken care of vote social, simple as. But this government still won't fix the housing crisis, won't fix inflation, won't fix climate; so in 30 years it won't matter anymore that we have no houses because we'll all be dead.
Because it is? you're not more important just because of your birth, that's fucked up
@@arda6140 No one said that they're more important. Do you struggle with reading comprehension? Should Guatemalans expect the Nicaraguan government to represent their interests over the Nicaraguan people?
@@arda6140What's fucked up is your inability to make the distinction between "local people should more important for elected politicians than non-citizen or illegal immigrants" VS "more important because racism". I know a LOT of people think like you and it make me sad in a democracy. It's basically EMOTIONS vs LOGIC... So many emotionnal people easy to manipulate by rich elites..
@@jpb2366 you just yapping bro. You judge people based on their political status, I dont give a fuck. People are people.
Quick note on Plasterk, the potential PM candidate (not yet confirmed to be the candidate, though highly suspected): He was also the mediator for the four parties in the first round of negotiations. He had a little bit of a falling out with NSC's Omtzicht and it seems as though that may have caused Omtzicht to not agree to Plasterk as PM. On top of that issue, which could be relatively easily resolved, there's a potentially bigger issue for Plasterk. He's currently being investigated for basically stealing credit for medical research at a Dutch university, having made millions off it. Such questions about his integrity might linger for weeks or months as the investigation continues, which is time that they don't have. It's likely that Wilders will be forced to pick someone else to be the candidate instead
Edit: Plasterk has retracted his candidacy. Wilders will have to find someone else
0:22 really nice dutch pronunciation. Nice touch 😀
He pronounced the "ee" a bit wrong but it's a lot better than his average foreign pronunciation
You are obviously not dutch speaking😉
Too north an accent for me. Prefer soft g, you know..the original dutch accent😊
@@Dutchofclass nah
@@alleskomtgoed lol, I'm not but I can pronounce all the sounds
They don't seem too extreme to me .
Not extreme at all!
Really common sense.
You are correct; in fact it is nothing new and two of those people (the party leaders) used to be in other political parties.
We are back in the 90's and early 2000, with these people, which if you think about it, was not a bad time.
Extreme (impossible) options already got removed. Cant have those when you have to compromise.
@@IwillBwaiting not even that more like 2012
you are ultrarightie then, my condolences.
Rightfully so! Congratulations to the Netherlands!
One more note that was already know from last fase was that half of the cabinet will be from people not from the Dutch House of Commons but from the outside. It will be like the Canadian cabinet with a economist on the treasury and a veteran on defence. And part of these people from the outside will have to be pm. Plasterk has a good change because he also helped the government forming a bit.
NSC doesn't seems right-wing. They should be center to center-right.
It's an offshoot of the CDA that has been very much the right side of Centre-Right, NSC is new so it's hard to pinpoint, but sofar the opinions expressed are more much more right then centre.
They are very pro-EU, meaning they are pretty left in that regard.
This is countered by striving to more decentralization in the country itself.
They are economically centrist conservatives with an intergovernmentalist sentiment towards the EU. No, they are not Pro-EU.
they are right wing
Additionally, while there is a case for calling the VVD conservative, it's stance on lgbtq+ stuff (especially trans rights, which it has managed to push through parliament a few times before) immediately disqualify it from being conservative. Socially right wing? Yes. Conservative? No
1:21 Social Liberals, not Social Democrats.
p.s. hanging the National Flag upside down is generally frowned upon in the Netherlands.
Wait, really? I've never heard of that. Slideways I understand (nobody wants to be mistaken for the french), but upside down?
I feel there is a tendency for news media to call anything center right onwards to be “(ultra) right wing”… I don’t know about Dutch politics but when they talk about Japanese politics I don’t like how inaccurate that term is.
Your feelings are more than that!
"right-wing" is a modern slur the left uses to shame their political opponents for things they themselves did in the past.
Their usual behavior, zero self-reflection and always very aggressive and unfair.
The left has been in power for a long time, but blame all problems on them not having sufficient power and shaming their opponents.
Did you notice it is always the upcoming opposition parties that are framed?
Yup, that's a good observation.
The terms left and right don't make much sense to me anymore, i'd rather hear specific long-term goals as indications.
I think calling for a tax on 'head rags' and banning their holy book makes Wilders a simple case. Of course now that he has real power 'he did not mean it that way' but that is the thing about saying awful things for 20 years : you can't just pretend like it did not happen. So even if I agree that the left-right distinction is not as clear-cut as it once was, to call Wilders ultra-hard-right is no more than being objective.
@@blinking_dodo True. Wilders/PVV is economically left and culturally right, the left/right wing terms are getting quite outdated.
@@Intel-i7-9700k Finally someone who gets it. This confusion and imprecision of the term really hurts proper communication. These terms should be phased out.
I can hear you have improved in your pronunciation of our well beloved "G" 🇳🇱
No. Like 50% of dutch speakers have a soft G
@@axolotl-guy9801 En dan heb je nog de West-Vlamingen die de 'G' niet eens kunnen uitspreken. 😅
@@Roel93 klopt
Sounds like a perfect government plan.
Fantastic! 💪🏻All the best to the Netherlands!
Given how essential VVD is to the Netherlands national team, I'm shocked that he lost seats in the election.
Why is the BBB included in the coalition if the other 3 parties could have a majority without them?
Because the BBB has a lot of seats in the senate which are needed to pass the laws from the house, the BBB is also on board with pretty much everything the PVV wants so they're not as big of a hindrance as NSC and VVD anyways.
@@ttt5205 Aaaaaah ok makes sense thank you!!
@@andreasm5770tey are going to need to get allot done quick though since I doubth the BBB will keep that lead for long based on the their poor national election results.
@@killer30556 Well, no need to vote BBB anymore. I suspect most former BBB voters (especially those of the previous provincial elections) will vote PVV next time, so it's not likely that the Senate will become more unfavourable to the government after their next election (assuming no new developments/scandals in between). But I agree that their inclusion is a logical step (and therefore a win, at the cost of the other two coalition parties) for the PVV at this moment and also a temporary necessity with regard to the Senate. Come the next Senate election, they will have outlived their usefulness, but I doubt anyone thinks this coalition will last until then (it's three years to go until the next Senate election).
@@andreasm5770 And still have a lack of 6 seats. Interesting what will happen when they need support from the opposition.
First U.K. now the Netherlands, whats up with Europe copying our very stable genius?
The answer? Nope. It is obviously Hungary. No need to wait this clickbait video.
for liberal europe it is
What does hungary have to do with this?
@@eduwino151 Hungary being a right wing traditional country is no bad thing.
@@moisuomiit is for the people living there
The title and the video doesn't match that greatly.
Thanks for the great video.
4:20 that reminded me that when I lived in Israel all the embassies were in Jerusalem while i lived in Tel Aviv besides… the Kosovar one, I had to go to Jerusalem every time…
Turns out when your country is flooded with 400 000 doctors and engineers per year, the people start to notice.
You forgot the main group!
*"Pharmacists"*
UK: "Those are rooky numbers."
In the netherlands its barely doctors and engineers tho, mostly low end jobs meaning you get more poor people, negatively influencing the economy
@@rolef6084 Did you hear that? It was the joke flying over your head.
@@Schwertfisch13 the koke?
When I was in the Randstad people were quite rude about farmers, they seemed to think food comes from a supermarket.
Nah it comes from third world nations, most food grown here is exported
@@Joostmhw Lekker joost
ik snap het echt niet
die boeren zijn gewoon rijke mensen die exporteren
dat zijn onze boeren niet, nauwelijks
@@Joostmhw en dan? is nog steeds een enorm belangrijke sector voor ons land als we zoveel aan export verdienen
@@stanpines9011 niet als je kijkt naar alle andere ontwikkelde landen en ziet hoeveel meer je kan verdienen op die grond als het niet geboert wordt. Nog niet te noemen de enorme waarde voor de leefbaarheid in dit land als er grond vrij komt voor nieuwe woningen. Boerenkinderen kunnen prima ander werk gaan zoeken, we zijn postbode kinderen ook niet aan het verplichten postbode te worden lmao
Mensen dwingen om hun levensstijl te veranderen is moreel onaceptabel,en de Co2 uitstoot wordt aleen maar verplaatst en verergerd op deze manier
Fun fact: Out of those 100k homes, it's projected 5k will be constructed without issues
And the rest?
@@mr.netflix9149 The rest is planned in dangerous areas prone to flooding. There will be lots of paperwork first. So maybe. Someday. But not in a year, lol.
3:17 Be careful, Wilders! One of the municipalities you led in the polls, Baarle-Nassau, needs migration to be as loose as possible due to the structure of its own border with Belgium, one that passes through anything you can think of. That border is so complex and its most complex portion is so densely-populated, that the border is marked clearly right on the pavement.
That border seriously needs to be cleaned up. It's insane.
I expected this comment section to be a lot more controversial than this😂
Considering everything that's going on people probably have become desensitised
TLDR are leftist and so are their comment sections.
TLDR are leftist and so are their comment sections.
TLDR are leftist and so are their comment sections.
TLDR are leftist and so are their comment sections.
VVD is not "moderately" right. VVD is one of the more right-wing parties in the Netherlands. PVV on the other hand isn't so easily defined. Because on many fronts they are much more left-wing than VVD. The only clear and distinctive thing you can say about PVV, is that they are very conservative (and nationalist).
Overall I don't think this is a more right-wing government than the last. Maybe a bit. The main difference is that this new government is VERY conservative compared to the previous ones. So there seems to be a swing towards conservatism, not specifically towards the right.
Stop narrating this bullshit talking point that the PVV is more left wing than the VVD, and actually look at voting record from the PVV.
They're not left wing, not even on economics, it's just something that they say they are to win more votes. Look at the coalition agreement, is there any "left wing policy" in there?
Historically, VVD is center right. They've also managed to work together with plenty of center/center-left parties over the years (D66, PvdA). They're center-right. However, with the increasing focus on immigration, also within the VVD, you might be able to speak of a move towards the right under Yesilgöz, compared to Rutte
PVV is best described as a "populistic" party. In actuallity it's the Wilders movement as he's the only member.
PVV isn’t so easily defined? They are far right.
@@cilliansdad9930 economically they are pretty socialist.
plasterk is not center left, hes from a center left party, but his views align pretty much with the coalition
PVV is also center left, so his views alligning with them in fact makes him center left. PVV is largely (not entirely) what the old PvdA used to be.
@@Tiasung Do you get paid to repeat this propaganda online? Or are you so d*mb that you belive it?
The PVV literally wants to abolish the constitution just to spite foreigners. An honest description of their beliefs is far right, nothing else.
The world is gradually but steadily standing up for their own needs and desires inside the countries they adore.
Netherlands: we need 300,000 new homes
Canada (needing 5.8 million new homes): ha ha, I'm in danger
What we need more than 5.8 million new homes is a significant reduction in immigration. Trudeau doubled our immigration rate and now we're dealing with the consequences of that.
We actually need 900k in the next 8 yrs or so but 5,8 Million wtf how?
@@SubNL96 "If current rates of new construction continue, CMHC said the country's housing stock is expected to increase by 2.3 million units by 2030, reaching close to 19 million units total. But in order to achieve affordability for all Canadians, the agency said an additional 3.5 million homes are needed." (Source: CBC News)
Also: "Federal public servants warned the government two years ago that large increases to immigration could affect housing affordability and services, internal documents show. Documents obtained by The Canadian Press through an access-to-information request show Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada analyzed the potential effects immigration would have on the economy, housing and services, as it prepared its immigration targets for 2023 to 2025. The deputy minister, among others, was warned in 2022 that housing construction had not kept up with the pace of population growth." (Source: CTV News)
The government was warned that increased immigration would worsen the housing crisis, but they didn't listen. Canada is an absolute mess right now.
netherlands is a lot smaller then canada...
@@YounesDeBruijn I know but it only has about twice the population tho
And all was needed to prevent this is to at least start tackling the immigration problems 10 years ago.
nah, that would have meant common sense and some wisdom, its not there, politics nowadays is much more reactionary, meaning always behind. they will try to tell you different tho..but just look.
Awesome! More countries should follow his example. Cheers from 🇦🇺🇩🇪
For how long it takes
European countries are sick of this mass migration from cultures which don't assimilate, and make parallel societies. This is a natural response to policies which the majority didn't ask for, or want. Good on you my Dutch brothers and sisters, reclaim your country. You did it before against the Spanish, I have 100% faith in you.
I don’t because immigration will not be stopped. Totally naïve to think that is even possible. Worse; as if immigration is the greatest problem of all times. But in reality it is also partly a solution for an aging population. We have thank god the EU which still delivers manpower. But it will become absolutely clear how a non-subject will desappear.
Newsflash from any time between the 16th and 20th centuries: "Asian, African, North American, Central American, and South American countries; as well as the Middle East and Australasia, are sick of this mass migration from white European cultures, which don't assimilate, and make parallel societies." FTFW
@@ai-d2121its genocide and replacement of native Europeans
@@jackdubz4247cool, build a Time Machine and deal with that. Two wrongs don’t make a right. While you’re busy with your fantasies we’ll be working to self preserve today’s society
Exactly. The immigrants from izlamic countries dont assimilate easy, because the rules/values of izlam/the quran is the opposite of our democracies here in the west.
The leaders of the other coalition parties agreed to stay in parliament, thus ruling out the prime ministership for all of them. Besides that, good video!
They said that in the video...
Italy is still further right, no?
And Hungary
No theyre both the same
No, neither NL or Italy are far right now. They are center to center-right at best.
Nah letting in too many migrants to be considered it
On social issues they are but Meloni is centre-left on immigration
Im Dutch but I dont understand how a politician (Plasterk) from a non-cabinet party (Pvda) could become the prime minister. To whom is he accountabe?
I think that it's possible because Plasterk left politics to become a columnist for a while, and has shifted his views more aligned with that of the right than that of the PvdA
because this cabinet is a extra-parliamentary cabinet
He is not a current PvdA politician. He left parliament years ago. He's still a member of the party and will have to end his membership if he ends up PM though. He will be the face of the government of Geert Wilders and his coalition partners, so he will be accountable to those parties and to parliament in the same way that current PM Rutte is accountable to his government's parties and parliament. Importantly, though, it seems increasingly unlikely that he will be PM at all. He's currently caught up in some questions surrounding his integrity, supposedly having unjustly taken credit for and profited massively from some medical research at a Dutch university. It's unlikely he will be accepted by NSC's Omtzicht in particular before the investigation into that affair is closed, which could take weeks or months, which is time they don't have to waste on such issues
a scapegoat
The new government will be accountable to the parliament in which the 4 coalition parties have a majority. This is the normal deal in parliamentary democracies.
Normally your videos are great and informative, but this one is just too sloppy. A lot of small mistakes (for example, D66 aren't social democrats, they're social-liberals) and two big ones:
1. A lot of the drama during the talks was about what form the next government would take, with the PVV and BBB supporting a majority cabinet, VVD preferring a minority cabinet and NSC wanting an extra-parliamentary cabinet. In the end NSC won out, mostly at least. That's also the reason why all party leaders will stay MP's.
2. Plasterk really isn't a centre-left politician (anymore). After his time as minister (until 2017) he became a columnist for a right-wing newspaper and a conservative. The thing currently blocking him from becoming PM is the fact that Omtzigt thinks Plasterk wronged him when he was leading government talks earlier this year.
I believe you guys can truly make great videos, but that makes it a bit disappointing that this one just misses so much.
Socdems = liberals, what's the difference lol
Not to mention he's still under investigation for the sale of his medical company that made him a millionnaire.
maybe they didn't take Brilliant Courses
Each time they delve specifically into a non-English-speaking country there are comments like these, the sloppiness is sadly not exclusive to the Netherlands
@@hephesto555666 ahhh now i get it, i was wondering why plasterk became rightwhing
The smartest move Wilders and the PVV made was mostly dropping/deprioritize their anti-Islam policy. Prom most people I talked to they just wanted someone that had Dutch citizen inetrests at nr1, no matter what ethnicity.
It wasn't a move, he could not make a coalition based on islam hate
Not sure about that. Don’t think the pvv did anything smart. Think that “our” muslims started to get really dumb after okt 7th.
Only hwtie people think like this. Dutch-morocan, french-algerian, turkish-germans, etc don't self report themselves as European first in the surveys they take
@@penzorphallos3199 it’s more complicated. Dutch non-Muslim minorities vote PVV at native (white) rates. Speaking from experience: Eastern Europeans, Indians, Surinamese aren’t big Islam fans either
But it’s the one issue that will potentially kill Europe…
Could we get more videos on Romanian politics ahead of elections?
A very big problem is that reducing the amount of international students and english courses will really go against what the Netherlands has been turning into: an expertise economy. ASML and other bigger companies will consider leaving which will be a massive shock to the tech sector and lose a lot of jobs. The impact of less english courses will also reduce the viability of international job options and international trade.
Exactly! But it's not like they care at all....
the current coalition will happily kill the dutch economy if they can curb the immigration. their plans to basically hand over the reigns of climate, nature and agriculture to the farmers entirety is like handing the keys to every house in a city to a convicted burglar, they didnt cause the problems but they profit from the problems and will either not fix it or make it worse for more profit.
Furthermore an stop in immigration will cause more employee shortage and will cause big dutch companies to start expanding outward (following the trend of Philips and the like) instead of staying here and supporting the dutch economy. it will solve the housing crisis in the short run as less people coming in means less houses being needed but that only treats the symptom of the underlaying problems. we are having an housing crisis due to our super inefficient use of land (prefering to build large houses with big gardens (US suburbs style) instead of old dutchstyle neighbourhoods of smaller row houses and small appartment buildings) and the fact the farmers own more than 50% of our land for cattle and cattlefood production, something the dutch citizens see no benefit from as over 80% of meat production is for export.
Immigration has gotten out of control due to rampant gutting of our immigration systems and policies by the VVD, and the right wing wants to solve it by gutting it further and simpily leaving people helpless on the streets instead. We have to take back control, reinstate our former immigration systems and policies and work to improve them (but this is seen as a left wing by the right voters)
Its all bullshit anyway majority of those students leave in a couple of years or less
@@BasicallyBaconSandvichIV rolls eyes, wont happen.
@@RoodWit123 Denmark has removed most of their English courses and now they regret it and are reversing the policy. Students bring their parents' money to the country, most of them also work during studies, and many stay to work after studies. Even a few years of thousands of working students paying taxes and spending money brings lots of money to the country. And all people who come to study want to be educated, they're not some uneducated muslim immigrants who join gangs.
Whilst Ronald Plasterk is a longtime Labor party politician his recent work as a columnist has seen him take on multiple right-wing views, especially regarding climate policies and the EU. Wilders also personally likes and trusts him enough to know he wouldn't betray their shared values. It's also almost certain he will be PM as the bad blood between him and the NSC is being resolved.
He's working for the NL version of the Daily Mail, and he's in massive legal trouble for fraud which made him a multi-millionaire. Self-serving scum, like the rest of them. It's hard to see whether he or the Turkish women (wtf it's cracked that we can have literal foreign nationals as party leaders!) is the most like Liz Truss.
PVV is currently the most left wing party in NL apart from SP
@@yuppieNL not even close, their policy on healthcare is horribly rightwing (SP have the best position for the people there) and they've just lead a set of policy changes which are extremely negative for lower/middle incomes. I'm at the higher end of the income bracket (250k/year-ish, it's variable depending on how much I reinvest in my business) and the initial calculations it looks like I get a tax cut between 5k-10k.
Even worse, their policies will make the housing crisis - the cause of 80% of the social problems - much much worse.
@@yuppieNL You are so fucking delusional it's unbelievable. Did you even read through the coalition agreement? For all you ignorant people that said that the PVV was "economically left wing", how'd that work out for you?
"Is [insert democracy] Europe's most right-wing government?"
*laughs in Alexander Lukashenko*
Wow you pronounced Geert decently
? vvd isn't right but centrist-right and nsc is centrist too. you could almost mistake the vvd for left if it werent for their priorities on company interests...
Considering the Netherlands are pro-Ukraine, this title will probably still go to Hungary
So someone's stance on the Ukraine war is a left-right issue? So supporting a country that was repressing and afterwards bombing a minority is left wing? Wanting to join on the losing side of a conflict against a nuclear power, sacrificing your own people if necessary, is left wing? Noted!
What is right of left about that? The former hard progressive pacifist left is now sucking up to the military-industrial complex.
Do not conflate the media with the people.
Granted, many still will just parrot the media as they are being shielded from "politically undesired information".
But those that do no know more are not pro-Ukraine in the sense you most likely think.
And what does that even mean, pro-Ukraine...extending the war, destroying more of them?
more immigration, so there is no Ukraine left even if the war ends?
To be truly pro-Ukraine is to demand peace instead of sending weapons, money and everything else to worsen the chance on ending the war.
The government is pro Ukrain, not the people…
Being pro Ukraine doesn't make you right or left wing over all. Lot of left leaning people support Russia.
How's Sweden these days?
Pretty conservative on migration, which is what drives this coalition.
We voted for a right-wing government (I personally voted for a center-right party) and tbh things aren't much better, the same crime rates, the same high taxes, the same assimilation issues, and hospital waiting lines are ridiculous.
Moral of the story? Most politicians won't do shit.
@@redsusas00Buddy you spent a decade importing arabs and North africans. Gonna take longer than a decade to undo that.
@@redsusas00 of course they don't. Better listen to Frank Herbert talks Bout charismatic leaders.
@@Discounted It was all the left wing parties that wanted to import them, all right wing parties were sceptical, I myself have never voted left wing and never will.
Short answer is no
Long answer is look at what they are advocating and the compromises they have made in some of them. The manifesto/political points is what everyone should be reading into.
It is very sad that they dropped the free transportation. I am from Luxembourg and it makes life just much easier and at the beginning people were skeptic about it, but now everyone loves it. You could see how traffic reduced significantly because more people took public transport.
wanting your peoples nation to remain their nation is not right wing.
"Wanting to rid your society of parasites is not right wing" -Nazi party speaker, circa 1940
Do you realize that this is what you sound like? If you do, at least have the spine to admit you agree with right wing beliefs.
no its right wing of the fascist type too , since they don't want immigration and in the same type colonizing and destabilizing middle eastern countries , which cause these migrations.
if you don't like it go a take back your colonizing entity called Israel to Europe and leave us alone , until then attacking legal migration is considered right wing fascism
Crazy how a government that actually works for the interests of its citizens is not considered radical.
it is not working yet, people are making all kind of wild assumptions, lets first see how it goes.
7:49 - Starting to worry that no one on the TLDR team can do maths 🤔
nah this is shit, everything is becoming more expensive, we even now have to pay a fine of 3000 euros if we take a year longer with our study. we didn't have it good with the vvd, but now its worse
all good policies not scared to have secure borders and value its own people by putting them first
Yeah, not gonna lie, while I was uneasy about the anti-Islam policies (which I'm glad to see getting dropped), the policies seem solid enough.
Reading between the (many) lines discussed here, it seems as though the main takeaway from this analysis is the fact that Wilders' PVV party has had to temper/abandon most of its more extreme manifesto pledges to play any role in forming the incoming administration - for me this means that Proportional Representation [PR] has worked again, in ensuring that extremism is not normalised, eviscerating the all too common claim made by opponents of PR here (in the UK) that PR enables extremists to prevail.
Yes, PR offers a legitimate avenue to representation for more extreme political ideas but it actually denies them opportunities to secure absolute power, in stark contrast to First Past the Post [FPTP].
If the Dutch Election showcased here had used FPTP, Wilders would be PM and the PVV would be boasting a small but working majority in the Dutch Parliament - nightmare!!!
Spot on!
Plasterk used to be center-left, but his writing for the paper de Telegraaf shows that he's center-right now
Its common-sense to protect your own country and tradional dutch cultures. Its call patriotic
The fact that after the VVD initially ruled out working with the PVV. PVV’s polling skyrocketed even more……
The media should really take a look at themselves. By constantly reporting this type of politicians, they not only give them more attention but also more votes from some classic rebellious voters.
Wouldn't want people to see a broad range of opinions would we.
Meaning even the VVD voters already being fooled for a decade with a left-operating leadership did not accept a move that would result in an extension of that.
The people do NOT want left government, but due to political betrayal and purges we did end up with left governments time and time again.
Giving power to people and politicians the population absolutely did not want.
Ya. Lets limit the people that agree with things we don't like 😊
Long way to say the leftists are REDACTED
Oh sure, it totally isn't the problem of the people acting in such a way - it's the media! Blame everyone but yourself.
6:57
His name is "plastic"?
No. Plasterk.
Pronounced with a more Dutch ah and eh noise and greater emphasis on the harsh r.
They're going to reinvent the wheel (but the result will be square).
Deze gast gebruikt nog steeds het logo van NSC dat een week nadat het werd ingevoerd alweer werd vervangen.😂
Europe needs to have a no tolerance policy on illegal immigration. Controlled legal asylum seeking, at a rate the country can actually handle. Not a flood where seekers land up waiting for more than a month or two. Making people wait for years is just insane and begging for social problems.
Prioritise legal work visas out of all of this though.
Countries should also NEVER be shamed for the amount of refugees they feel they are comfortable integrating.
Also, better enforcement of deportation. Anyone entering the country signs to agree to integrate and not bitch about local traditions. Of course. You can keep doing your own traditions as long as they’re accepted by the natives as well. But do not complain about local traditions.
Any commitment of serious crime, revocation of visa/passport and deported. End of story.
What about legal immigration? Of people with less good phenotype.
This should be common sense
This is kind of exactly what Wilders had always been looking for.
@@tomorrowneverdies567 You're one of the very few honest right wingers in these comments.
You're still a m*r*n but at least you're an honest one.
@@Khalkara the fact that people can have different wishes, and different tastes in anything, does not make one smart and the other a m**n you know.
And you? What are your wishes for the Netherlands?
I am greek btw.
What is with Dutch parties and plosive consonants?
I'm Dutch and I follow our politics closely. This video is pretty inaccurate tbh.
Don't hold your breath. In the last 26 years we should currently be between or 5th and 6th government. We have had 9 so far (this being our 10th) and from those 9 8 failed to finish their allotted time as government. This government has PVV being for the first time a full fledged member and two brand new parties. I doubt it will finish its full years. We will be voting again between one or two years.
NSC is not right-wing at the max centrum-right. The VVD is neo-liberal with some conservative ideas.
With this coalition agreement I think it's pretty fucking fair to call them right wing.
No @@Valleybucker
@@Valleybuckerso if NSC joins a left cabinet he is a left wing party? NSC is centrum
@@Valleybuckernope
@@axolotl-guy9801 Alright, enablers of extreme right wing. And a centre-right party. It's basically just the CDA.
This is equivalent of Victoria 3, where the Rural Folk interest group gets powerful
Hey TLDR, i know sometimes you're on a timecrunch so mistakes are possible but some of the things you said are very misleading. First and most importantly; Ronald Plasterk is indeed technically a member of the PvdA, however since the days he was minister he shifted very right wing. You can hardly call the guy a centre-left politician, because he definitely isn't.
Secondly: the reasons for doubt about Plasterk are primarily because of personal feud between Omtzigt and him, but also because he is much more ideological aligned with Wilders then PvdA or NSC.
Thirdly: something you could have point out about the Dutch housing crisis is that for 3 governments in a row they tried but failed to build those 100.000 houses a year. Yes, the new one will try to do that as well, but it's both not new, and not something they will probably succeed in accomplishing it.
I'm a fan of you, but the video could have been a lot more informative.
Plasterk didnt shift ''very right wing''. He is still the same centre-left guy. He never changed his positions.. its the left that went extreme left and ''left'' (heh) many people on the left behind.
And the media also tries to push him as very right wing in order to discredit his voice as left-leaning person.
Think about how many homes will be available if the Netherlands becomes dutch again
Like the UK. Talking about a housing shortage after basically unregulated immigration for decades. Most of the crises Europe are facing basically come down to mass immigration and the wealthy exporting manufacturing to other countries. Falling birth rates are a seperate issue but I think are strongly tied to housing shortages and a lack of decent jobs/high tax.
Still non, cuz they will all be owned by Arab oil Barons or Air B&B
There is no coalition deadline they can take however long they please
Well yeah, but ideally not long. The longer it takes, the worse it is.
apeal? like in court? no no no a better translation is call. as in a call to arms.
Jimmy Page
Jimmy Buffet
I know that it is convention to call the PVV very rightwing, but their economic program is rather left wing, and the former party ideologue, Martin Bosma, explicitly called himself an old-fashioned social-democrat.
We're talking about social values, not economy. Everyone understands nowadays that a strong economy is a mixed one (ergo more left than right).
Stop narrating this bullshit talking point about PVV being economically left wing. It is a straight up lie if you look at the PVV's voting record. On economic policy their votes are mostly in line with the VVD, which makes sense cause Wilders is ex-VVD. Look at the coalition agreement and you'll see that there's not even a trace of "left wing economics"
Also the former party ideologue Martin Bosma believes in the Great Replacement conspiracy theory. Oh, and has taken word away from other party leaders in our House of Representatives when they described the PVV as "extreme right"
He talks left wing, but votes richt wing
Socialist economies is one of the reasons of todays problems
That's what they said in their programme, but when you look at this manifesto's budget, they're an ordinary right wing party who is willing to cut budgets for healthcare (for everyone except elders) and give it to the farmers in the form of tax-free diesel.
I think Italy is still, despite Italy s foreign policy being more moderate than Hungary, it seems as if Italian government is more conservative than hungary on LGBT (surrogacy ban) and abortion, and also Fidesz has many more pragmatic conservatives than the centre-right coalition has
We all need to follow suit
I don't think you can call Plasterk center-left anymore.
A bit of realism has set in, but his ideals will not be different.
Why is it only a move to the Right that's described as a "lurch", TLDR? Why is a move to the Left never described a "lurch"?
Lurch = Hitler
Move to the left = democracy
Cthulu always swims left my dude.
@@twomasta
Lurch = Stalin
Move to the right = democracy
There, fixed it for you.
barely anyone is moving significantly to the left though.
@@bestrafung2754
Well yeah it stopped because people are waking up and realizing that the right is well... the right choice.