EU Elections - Young Europeans choosing Far Right.

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"As Europeans head to the polls in four days of voting across 27 countries to elect a new European Parliament, millions of young people will be casting their ballot for the first time. In some countries, the voting age has been lowered to 16 – so minors in Belgium, Germany, Austria, Greece and Malta will be able to cast their vote in these elections. “It’s a very big opportunity for us, because it gives us a voice we never had before,” says Mare Verlinde, a 17-year-old student from Belgium. “I think Europe needs to step up and be stronger – we can’t always rely on Nato,” her friend Auguste Duchene says, earnestly."

"The perfect example is French politician Jordan Bardella - the charismatic 28-year-old leader of the National Rally who heads its list for the European elections. With 1.2m followers on TikTok, he is making his party appealing to France’s youth - one selfie video at a time. According to one survey, 36% of French people under 24 back him."



 

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One of them made it clear the real reason they are moving towards the right:

“The radical right channels anti-establishment feelings,” he told the BBC. “They have a bit of a rebellious vibe - especially when it comes to their anti-woke agenda - and that appeals to young people.”
 

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Poor to middle income household white boys are the worst-performing demographic academically in many European countries and they're basically mad other people are doing better. Now when they grow up, they 90% are not going to be left-leaning.

That's pretty much what it comes down to. That's not even a general statement, they literally are the worst-performing compared to their immigrant counterparts and women.

One of the world's most notable experts on Category Theory (and a concert Pianist) broke it down about 10 years ago. She still maintains the same view today because it's basically correct and has proven itself so far. As you can imagine she got a lot of shyt for it, but it's hard to prove her wrong. Only thing they can criticize her for is her choice for an example, but the Math lines up and not her fault people feel uncomfortable for her stating an observation:


Of course because they can't really counter the math, they label the PhD-level courses "Woke Math" :mjlol:
Now all of a sudden this expert who has 20 years of Math lectures and lessons people can check online doesn't know what she's talking about :heh:
 
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The left marginalized too many people trying to "overcorrect"

you can't do that and not expect this to happen.
 

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All this is what essentially led to Reagan back in 1980, people missing the good times and convenience of the 50's and wanted that back, but the problem is that times will always change and trying to revert back to a specific era will never work.

We saw this play out in Brazil and currently with Argentina
 
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