• huf [he/him]@hexbear.net
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    16 days ago

    i’m unhappy they got elected, but since the alternatives are also far right parties, i’d be unhappy about those getting elected too. and i’m observing that when so-called mainstream political parties refuse to actually do anything for their people, the people will vote for someone offering something. since there are no communists, the things on offer are a) status quo (people hate this) b) even more unhinged nazi shit

    then there are the people who have lost all hope for anything good coming out of politics, so they just vote for whoever infuriates the “respectable” political class the most.

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      16 days ago

      Yeah, I agree but what is an alternative because I haven’t seen any radicals offering anything new either.

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        16 days ago

        there’s no strong emerging political movement in europe that’ll get us off this death train, i’m afraid. we’ll immiserate the european proletariat and cause even more death and destruction abroad, until europe hollows itself out so much that it cant even make guns anymore. or until some saner country stops us, like they did last time.

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          16 days ago

          There is no strong movement anywhere. Environmental collapse is a global problem, I don’t see that being approached in any serious manner by any one.

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              15 days ago

              I know the rest of the world exists, I’ve met world leaders. Nobody is doing enough.

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                15 days ago

                If you think that nobody is approaching it in a serious manner then you’re ignoring a substantial part of the world

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                  15 days ago

                  Okay 🙄 I mean you can look up which countries are lowering their co2 emissions the one I’m in actually is but lots and lots of countries aren’t because our economies aren’t built around ecological science, the numbers are also constantly being fudged to protect oil and gas industries. For every country that lowers their emissions the emissions in other countries go up. Our co2 emissions are still going up. And co2 isn’t the only greenhouse gas.

                  Call me an ignorant westerner all you want I don’t care, as I said I’ve met the leaders of different countries and they don’t seem to think I’m an ignorant westerner.