The funny thing is; the Market Liberals are the most open to cozying up to China, as they're just following the money. The Dutch left has seemingly been trying to emulate Obama era politics and is wholly disconnected from leftism, willing to even give up socialwelfarism as long as it means they can be part of the inner circle.
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Long time since I've seen you around. But yes, you're right. Also, the solution of the Dutch left to appeal to voters again is to just move to the center instead of, you know, having values.
I'm in China, studying socialism and propaganda. Every other week or I check the top posts, but that's about it. I'm a lot happier.
emulate Obama era politics
Soo abusing the crap out of the media machine to create a favourable and clean image of themselves, while committing atrocities?
Did I hear somebody say "using their diplomats and government funds to cover up crimes against humanity committed by Shell in Nigeria"?
I'm voting for BIJ1 even though they possibly won't make it
I'm considering them as well. What's your opinion on them as a fellow tankie? Right now, if I vote, the choice is between Bij1, Partij van de Dieren or SP unfortunately.
Out of all of them, BIJ1 seems to be the most radical. They are a big tent left wing party, and while there are some more moderate people in BIJ1 there's also a lot of radical leftist in BIJ1 including some ML's.
There are no left parties in the Netherlands.