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Alternative for Germany has joined France's National Rally and Reform U.K. in becoming the most popular party in its country, according to polls.

A poll Tuesday showed Alternative for Germany — which is under surveillance by the country’s intelligence services over suspected extremism — is now the most favored by voters. The survey by broadcaster RTL put the AfD at 26%, ahead of the ruling Christian Democrats at 24%.

This is a high watermark for the European far right, a once fringe movement whose virulently anti-immigration, anti-Islam and culture-war politics were shunned by the mainstream just a decade ago.

Today, these parties have developed deep ties with President Donald Trump and his Republican allies, who openly cite nationalists such as Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán as inspirations on policy and tactics.

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[–] MudMan@fedia.io 1 points 3 hours ago (1 children)

Do we have plans? Yeah, we have plans. What we need is to keep getting the votes. It's moving in the right direction.

And no, we aren't in this together. You can't expect to be all "America First" as a country, spend a solid century enforcing your take on geopolitics, half of which was ran as the sole dominant superpower and then go "it's all one Earth" the moment crap goes South.

Clean up your own house, let's see if we can keep ours clean, and then the survivors can talk about this "one Earth" thing. But I'm not willing to listen to how you don't know what to do in the meantime. Even less so when you slide into a conversation about European politics assuming the US is the default.

It's politics, not therapy. Go start an indefinite general strike. We'll be here when you report back.

[–] Doomsider@lemmy.world 1 points 11 minutes ago* (last edited 1 minute ago)

Well it is clear you don't have any sort of plan. That is okay. I was hoping for some insight. And no, an indefinite strike from me, a person who lives on a little island in the middle of nowhere is not going to make any fucking difference.

I did not create the Nazi slogan America First nor do I approve of it. Honestly, your acting like a little bitch.

I think you are mistaken about my approach and saying we all share the same Earth is a wake up call. Do you think we can vote our way out of what is happening? Don't bother answering that as it is seriously rhetorical.

What is up with Europeans getting bent about talking with US citizens. The thread I am commenting on specifically brought up the US. I think you are behaving like an asshole honestly.

Don't bother reporting back, all you have is shit to sling.