How the NPD Targets the Mainstream

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A lot of green bay packer fans and chicago bear fans live in North Carolina.

I think that's BS myself, since you would think the best place for the fight would be at the stadium itself, and these fights don't even happen in Philadelphia. But let's continue...

How big is your posse, and the size of the other group you fight?

It's not BS their is a lot of those fans. It's some where between 10 on 10 sometimes it's 18 on 18.

I did not say there were not a lot of fans there. I still think it is less than the fans of the NFL team that actually is in North Carolina, though; you don't support your home state team because...?

Basically every single act of "hooliganism" happened at or near the stadium/gym where the team was playing. See this Guardian article.

Actually, I looked this up myself because I was interested if there were any Chicago Bear hooligan reports, and this article here shows that whoever you fight are not really Bears and Packers fans to them. I have a hard time believing your story.

Indeed - and the Swiss SVP is even more moderate than Geert Wilders. These national conservative parties are growing across Europe precisely because the politicians refuse to listen to the wishes of a lot of the electorate, many who are sick to the back teeth with unlimited immigration. They won't vote for fascist parties (like in Greece, where the situation is very, very worrying - the Golden Dawn loons were calling for the annexation of Istanbul into Greece this week several days after one of their politicians slapped and threw water over two fellow Greek women politicians!) unless the situation is majorly dire and people are starving. The best medicine is for our elite to listen to the concerns of the electorate instead of shouting them down all the time.

The Swiss SVP are nothing like the NPD mob. Not even in the same ballpark. They're a lot like UKIP, in fact.

These parties are often a response to politicians not listening to their electorate. It seems 79% of our population doesn't support further European integration. However, several large political parties do, and their choice counts. It's not sixteen million voters who count - it's 150 people who have talked their way into a political party. Our situation is slightly worse than the UK's in another respect - we have coalitions. In 2010, a lot of people who voted for Wilders were unpleasantly surprised to find that they had indirectly voted for two neoliberal pro-Europe parties. Thankfully, Wilders withdrew when their reasoning shifted from 'balancing our state budget' to 'appeasing the European Union'.

It seems Wilders isn't as extreme as the Democratic Party in the United States.

But he's known for being extreme as he opposes certain cultural elements that everyone knew were bad, but everyone kept quiet about in fear of social rejection. Until about ten years ago.

But Wilders party has only one member, he himself.
Is that intra-party democracy?

I have compiled here a few goals of his party:

Recording ethnicity for all Dutch citizens
Active repatriation of criminals of foreign citizenship
Deportation of criminals with a Double nationality or single foreign nationality back to their country of origin, after a prison sentence
Restrictions on immigrant labour from new EU member states and Islamic countries
Removal of resources from anti-climate change programmes, development aid and immigration services
Closing Islamic schools
Dutch language proficiency and a 10-year Dutch residency and work experience requirement for welfare assistance
Constitutional protection of the dominance of the Judeo-Christian and humanistic culture of the Netherlands

Apparently, his electorate does not want democracy within the party itself. Nothing wrong with that, in my opinion.

Interestingly, I think most of those make a lot of sense.

Recording ethnicity was part of a proposal to fight crime more efficiently through acknowledging that some ethnic groups were just much more likely to be involved in it, and adapting preventive measures to that. Repatriation of criminals with foreign citizenship after a prison sentence is something a lot of other countries have chosen to do. Restrictions on immigration are probably a good idea - a lot of it consists of people with no perspective of employment, often women facing arranged marriages or men who can't read or write on an adequate level. Closing Islamic schools is something I personally support - they're public Islamic schools that try to heal homosexual students through prayer and intimidation, and insist on girls wearing hijabs while having the worst imaginable results on almost any national exam.

Development aid is highly inefficient and hardly effective. Assuming Africa is dependent on former colonial powers, it's because of development aid. The reason Africa has a billion inhabitants, many of whom are below the poverty line, while experiencing rapid population growth at the moment rather than a stable and well-fed 250,000 - 350,000 inhabitants throughout the past century, is because development aid allows the population of several large regions to utterly exceed even their most optimistic expectations of agricultural output. During the 2011 East Africa drought, all of the countries involved were among the countries with the highest population growth rates in the world. I'll make an exceedingly-safe estimate: within the next five years, at least two of them will be hit by another famine, millions of dollars worth of emergency aid will be distributed, and population growth rates will remain the same or even increase.

When I see a starving African child on television, I look beyond my initial emotion. At that point, I wonder what would happen if that child survived. It would grow up hungry and poor, not go to school, work the land as far as it could, and have children who will be on television in twenty years. That's the unfortunate reality in this matter, and I'm glad Wilders doesn't turn a blind eye to any of the issues mentioned here.

Haven't some PVV representatives defected over this lack of democracy within the party? That said, the PVV have soared in Dutch political terms.

What is the state of the PVV like in the polls? They seem to be suggesting that the PVV might lose a seat or two but will otherwise stay static.

One of them has defected and formed his own political party, and it looks like he's not going to be elected in the next elections.



According to the poll I trust most, the one that has shown most accurate though slightly underestimating the PVV in the past two elections, they're stable at the same amount of seats they have now. Relatively speaking, they're third. They're behind the first, which is a eurosceptic socialist party, and behind the second, which is a moderately pro-EU conservative-liberal party. This situation is unique - until a few years ago, the country was governed almost exclusively by three 'mainstream' parties, those being conservative liberals, social democrats and christian democrats. If elections were held now, they couldn't piece together a majority coalition with the four largest non-eurosceptic parties. And they wouldn't even be able to come to a proper agreement, because they disagree strongly on other matters.

These elections are going to prove very interesting. It's always fun to watch exit polls and preliminary results until the morning, but this time is going to be even more satisfying because of a complete landslide. Unfortunately, we'll have to wait until after the summer. For some reason, a set of austerity measures and the signing away of another few billion to the EU wasn't too much effort to pass before summer, but a simple election was.

How typical that a conservative should be very, very worried by a European party that actually defends the interests of their native people rather than just droning on about "values" all day.

Conservatism is false opposition to the liberal zeitgeist. As far as I'm concerned, the sooner conservatism is finished with, the better.

What parties in America do you support?

I support the Indepenent party I am a proud political independent.

Independent Party? What's their website?

They don't have one but their are political indepenents in American. Who are not republican or democract conservative or liberal.

How do you support a political party if you are an independent? You stated you supported the NPD. Wow...