Angst
Rambling and inconsistent
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...g-for-muslim-deportation-to-stand-in-election
The whole article is relevant. You should read it.
What's most disgusting is that the right wing parties in Denmark aren't denying working together with Stram Kurs after its probable election. They have been speculating in racism for a few years at this point.
Remember that Denmark just made a policy to ban undesirables to an island, and Trump supporters said it was due to our socialism? I'm standing here in the middle of socialism and seeing the meeting between the rich and the racist ruin the whole thing.
I have right wing friends that don't understand why I don't vote centre-right, even though I understand certain principal goods and virtues in a liberal economy. At this point I can just say that I have basic principles.
(Sorry for the bad presentation/rambling, the last few weeks here have been screwing with my brain)
A far-right political party demanding the deportation of all Muslims and the preservation of the country for its “ethnic community” will be on the ballot paper in Denmark for the first time, in a general election due to be called within days.
The Stram Kurs, or Hard Line party, led by Rasmus Paludan – a lawyer who is currently appealing against a conviction for racism – is feared to be on track to gain MPs after recently passing a threshold of voter support needed to stand in the election.
A national election has to take place before 17 June under Danish law. Denmark’s prime minister, Lars Løkke Rasmussen, is expected to launch the campaign early this week.
Paludan, whose videos on YouTube, eccentric fashion sense and penchant for stunts have long earned him a following among teenagers, has emerged in recent weeks from relative obscurity to become headline news in Denmark.
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He is currently banned from commenting on Facebook following the posting of a picture the platform said broke its rules, which include a prohibition on hate speech aimed at people of a particular religion or ethnicity. He is also appealing against a conviction from April for expressing racist views about Africans in a video recording.
Such are the concerns over Stram Kurs’s potential foothold in Danish politics that the leader of the Social Liberal party, Morten Østergaard, a former government minister, has called for the mainstream parties to rule out the prospect of the party forming part of a future governing coalition.
“We need to point out that there is a distinction between us and those who want to cleanse selected communities based on their beliefs or race,” Østergaard said. “There must be something called right and wrong in the Danish society.”
In order to be represented in the parliament, the party must now either pass a threshold of 2% of the national vote in the election, or gain a district seat. Stram Kurs is currently standing at 2.2% in the polls.
The whole article is relevant. You should read it.
What's most disgusting is that the right wing parties in Denmark aren't denying working together with Stram Kurs after its probable election. They have been speculating in racism for a few years at this point.
Remember that Denmark just made a policy to ban undesirables to an island, and Trump supporters said it was due to our socialism? I'm standing here in the middle of socialism and seeing the meeting between the rich and the racist ruin the whole thing.
I have right wing friends that don't understand why I don't vote centre-right, even though I understand certain principal goods and virtues in a liberal economy. At this point I can just say that I have basic principles.
(Sorry for the bad presentation/rambling, the last few weeks here have been screwing with my brain)