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Austria is sleepwalking toward a far-right victory

34 点作者 robtherobber大约 1 年前

15 条评论

the_mitsuhiko大约 1 年前
Why sleepwalking? Seems very awake and intentional.
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derelicta大约 1 年前
Hopefully KPÖ will agitate enough to guarantee their presence in the federal assembly.
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Simulacra大约 1 年前
A similar article was written about the Danish vote to the right and journalist and politicians still don&#x27;t seem to get it. The voters voted for this. Instead of talking down to them, and discrediting their votes, politicians and journalists need to start considering why the policies that were enacted by the governing party failed. Why did the voters reject those?<p>I think voters across the world are sick and tired of being told by politicians what they should do and think. It should be the other way around.
xinayder大约 1 年前
Every time there are important elections I keep reading that Austria is sliding towards far-right.<p>I don&#x27;t remember when was the first time I heard this, but it was a while ago and I guess it was the first time in the 21st century that Austria chose a far-right PM. Don&#x27;t know the repercussions, but I guess this is a common thing?<p>And why is it such a huge thing that Austria is shifting towards far-right? I know it&#x27;s a problem for most countries, but is there anything important about Austria shifting towards this end of the political spectrum?
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Simon_ORourke大约 1 年前
The headline here is mighty disingenuous, Austria has been voting in far right parties since the late 1990s. In fact, as a country they&#x27;ve moved very much to the right even in the last decade. It&#x27;s not sleepwalking into anything if the voters consciously keep voting this way in larger numbers, in fact it kind of absolves the Austrian electorate from what they&#x27;ve chosen... &quot;It wasn&#x27;t me mister, I just sleepwalked into voting for a bunch of unreformed nazis&quot;.
OtomotO大约 1 年前
What I can&#x27;t stand is the old &quot;but the left wing does unchecked spending&quot; myth.<p>The ÖVP reigned ABSOLUTE for decades (!) in Niederösterreich and it has the second most debt of all Austrian states.<p>Also: The ÖVP is moderate to right and is part of EVERY (federal) government since 1987 (!!!)<p>Also, guess who provided the minister of finance?... well, no need to guess:<p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;en.wikipedia.org&#x2F;wiki&#x2F;List_of_ministers_of_finance_(Austria)" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;en.wikipedia.org&#x2F;wiki&#x2F;List_of_ministers_of_finance_(...</a>
tivert大约 1 年前
Can&#x27;t the far-right parties, politicians, and voters just be banned; for democracy&#x27;s sake and to avoid a &quot;tragic election result&quot;?
sph大约 1 年前
Possibly controversial in this day and age of Twitter takes: Germany did not sleep walk into a NSDAP victory. People actually voted for it.<p>A reason there is so much political division is the stupid belief that the <i>bad</i> outcome happens because nobody is awake&#x2F;smart&#x2F;educated enough to stop it from happening. No one considers the fact that they are living in a bubble, and the majority might have a totally different view, and thus political affiliation, than your bubble.<p>You can thank the social media recommendation algorithms for turning this bubble into a cozy echo chamber. An intellectual prison where both sides move further and further away, each with their own set of truths, beliefs and interpretation of the world. The saddest thing is, media and journalists are the ones most entrenched in the social media idiocy, and help it spread like wildfire.<p>Party politics were a mistake, social media made it exponentially worse.
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ch_sm大约 1 年前
Like the article says, it‘s very likely that the FPÖ will win the next election. Even optimistic liberals share this expectation.<p>Kickl, I‘m afraid, is much more serious in his anti-democratic ambitions than the FPÖ leaders preceeding him.<p>It‘s frankly worrying.
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OtomotO大约 1 年前
Depends on where you live... in Graz the KPÖ (Communist Party of Austria) was elected a while ago.<p>In Salzburg there was a mayor-election that ended in a second ballot between the SPÖ (socialist party of austria) and the KPÖ candidate.<p>The FPÖ is mostly voted by the people in rural areas that have never seen an asylum seeker... similar to how the rural people voted for Erdogan and how the rural people vote for Putin...<p>Ignorance is not a bliss for everyone, just for the ignorant.
blitzar大约 1 年前
The best argument against democracy is a five-minute conversation with the average voter.<p>I am not sure which side is <i>more</i> retarded these days - left or right. Anyone with half a brain looks on at the tribal demagoguery and disengages from all things political; thus all we are left with is chancers, grifters and charlatans.
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n0t3ths81大约 1 年前
Is it really far-right or simply not left?
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em1sar大约 1 年前
Beautiful to see it, hope Germany is next!
ldehaan大约 1 年前
Austria is So lucky,these corporate fascist leftists need to get their asses beat.
xyzzy4747大约 1 年前
Sleepwalking is a condescending term, like the author knows better than them.<p>You know what else is stupid? Excessive over-regulation and the stagnation of Europe&#x27;s economy, which aligns with the author&#x27;s politics.<p>&gt;Year-on-year inflation peaked at 11.2 percent in January 2023 and remains above the eurozone average. And natural gas prices increased by 103 percent in the first half of 2023 compared with the same period the year prior.<p>Left-wing politics are going to improve this? Lol. Please remind me who are all the groups that got everyone to stop building nuclear power?