Opinion on the results of the Italian election? Do you think Europe is moving to the right?

[RyanEC]

The right wing headed by Giorgia Meloni the “far right” leaders of the brothers of Italy party will likely be Prime Minister.

[KostasKouvalis]

I saw that this morning. Some Italian girls I follow on IG weren't too happy about it, but a good majority of Italians seem to support her. There will always be a fragment of the population that will be displeased. I'm going to Rome for 2 weeks in October, so hopefully I won't get caught up in any protests. I didn't know they were having elections when I booked my ticket.

I just don't like that she supports Ukraine and wants to remain in the EU, but she probably won't for long after they sanction her for banning gay adoption and kicking all the Blacks and Muslims out.

But there must be something to it if so many people support her. If anything, I hope it will at least send a message to that garbage to stay the fuck out of White countries.

[RyanEC]

Hopefully.

I wonder what Alice thinks as well.
Have you talked to her lately?

[KostasKouvalis]

I'm curious too. She'll almost certainly support her. I hope she comes back soon.

[Berethor]

Europe should, before the western civilization would get destroyed by savages.

https://theindependent.sg/dolph-lundgren-says-sweden-is-unable-to-protect-women-from-getting-raped-thus-having-the-highest-per-capita-rape-rate-in-europe/

[goaded]

Nothing like taking the word of an 80's film actor. Of course it has nothing to do with how the law is written.

[Agagagagaga]

@goaded Sorry that Sweden isn’t the Leftist paradise you’d like people to believe it to be.

[purplepoppy]

Italy changes it's government almost every year. Proportional Representation system in Italy has brought about the creation of many disparate political parties. Adequate sponsorship and marketing generate support for single policy newcomers with little else to offer in terms of political and administrational skills. The dilution of the popular vote then ensures that coalitions are formed between parties that have similar manifestos but different personalities, leading to leadership squabbles and an inability to govern followed by an election.

[KostasKouvalis]

Do you know when she'll be sworn in?

[purplepoppy]

No sorry

[KostasKouvalis]

Neither does Google. I'm going there in a few weeks and I hope there won't be protests

[purplepoppy]

Italians will protest over anything, it's like a sport to then.

[KostasKouvalis]

My mom said the same thing. As long as they don't disrupt my sight seeing I can care less.

[NewsReader]

It better be. Sweden is finally moving to the right. France came closer than expected, but not enough. I really hope the rest of Europe will follow. As long as it's not extreme right. The best is the "Center - Right" area. I don't think Meloni is far right, but pretty close.

[Anonymous]

I don't know anything about her policies so I have no idea how tyrannical she actually is but because she is being disparaged as "far right", which can mean anything at this point, I have the feeling she's pissing off the people who actually wants her to be a tyrant so I'm not really all that worried.

[Googlemyahoo]

there's always a balance. Push too far left you get a right wing guy rise up

[joeldalton]

I hope it's a preview of things to come. It's time to drive the globalists out of power.

[MiseriaCantareAFI]

They're moving in the wrong direction

Watch what happened the last time they did this

#Mussolini

[Anonymous]

Not sure, didn't Germany just elect a more liberal government? And what about France?

[Anonymous]

Good. 👏 👏 👏

[jimmy2]

Good luck