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    L’Austria ha un nuovo governo, composto da tre parti, chiudendo l’estrema destra FPö

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    1. Nigel_Bligh_Burns on

      The same must be done in Germany and elsewhere. Far-right is not the voice of the people: it is the voice of social network scums

    2. RoadandHardtail on

      We are at a place where if we let the far right take over the government, it will turn into Hungary. Luckily, Hungary is a small country, but if the same thing were to happen to UK, France or Germany, while many countries are re-arming, we are loyally screwed.

    3. Throwawaytest102 on

      Would be nice if other countries followed this example…

    4. 7Xes on

      I know this will be an unpopular opinion, that being said: This will backfire.

      You can not close your eyes to existing issues and shut out the right parties *without* solving the big issues that make these parties big. The only ones who have realised that things can’t go on like this are the Danes. And their socialdemocrats are successful with it!

      Austrian (and German) politicians, on the other hand, are simply happy to be back in power and will do their utmost to get migration under control. Making the so called “far-right” even stronger. And then everyone will be shocked again at the next election.

    6. Dullboringidiot on

      Congrats on keeping the fascists out. The world should take note.

    7. CombinationEnough624 on

      Good. These right-wing extremist parties should be banned and exlcuded.

      There is no place in a democracy for people that are against poor people, refugees, green energy, and pro-Putler.

    8. Hottage on

      And this is why two party governments are just one party governments that flip flop 180° every few elections.

      When there are no middle ground parties to compromise with, you just end up with both extremes desperately trying to out-extreme the other parties’ previous antics.

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