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Хahar 🤔
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« on: September 26, 2022, 10:55:17 PM »

Congratulations to Italy for breaking the glass ceiling...in the f***ing worst way possible...

At the very least, given Italy's history, Meloni's government will probably implode spectacularly sooner or later. I guess we can look forward to that?

It never occurs to many on the Left that low immigration,  a non-globalist framework for policy, and an emphasis on preservation of family and culture is what Italian voters want.

If "God. Family. Country" is now Far Right, then God Help Western Civilization.

Italy is not America.   It gets to be what Italian voters want.

Those were more 2018 issues. My understanding is that this time the right's messaging focused more on the last few governments' failure to lastingly improve Italians' living standards. One of many reasons why I agree with Battista that the dynamics of this election are frankly not quite as depressing as those of the last one, even though the results of this one are even worse.

Ideally the result of this election would be to make the political parties wake up to the concept of normal politics, where the voters make their choice and then the winner of the election forms government, instead of the endless procession of non-party technocratic governments Italy has had since 2011. It's no wonder that the electorate voted against that!

Unfortunately I think this is unlikely, since Italian politicians have realized that if they never take responsibility for anything they can never be voted out.
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Хahar 🤔
Xahar
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« Reply #1 on: September 30, 2022, 01:01:55 PM »

Well, that's the funny thing, isn't it - if anything this election has seen a mild reversal of MUH TRENDZ (tho, of course, buried under a right-wing landslide), but observers seem to be falling over themselves to proclaim the exact opposite...

This is because so-called "pundits" have the memory of goldfish and have already forgotten that Renzi's PD last time managed some amazing feats like doing better in Parioli than Testaccio (crying) or being above average in the Bergamo province (wtf), just like they forgot everything about the pre-2018 M5S vote, just like they forgot that Alleanza Nazionale existed, just like they forgot that Berlusconi won a lot of Northern working class areas in 1994, and so on and so on...

Look at this guy in denial that global trends are real! When are you going to join the rest of us in reality?
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