Sweden, France, England...New wave of far right (people, black, work)

[survivingearth]

France has been very liberal for a long time, but things are about to change. Same with England and Sweden.Who else do you think will follow the this trend?

[Ruth4Truth]

You're assuming it will change in that direction. What are your reasons for believing that? Justify your assumption, first, and then we can discuss.

[BigSwede]

85% in Sweden is not far right.

[botticelli]

The next black swan: Marine Le Pen wins the French election in the first round. :P

[survivingearth]

Originally Posted by Ruth4Truth

You're assuming it will change in that direction. What are your reasons for believing that? Justify your assumption, first, and then we can discuss.

In France it is a sure win for the right. Brexit. About Sweden, tensions are rising because of the violence brought by some immigrants. Swedish people are getting tired of it.
The far right is on the rise in Sweden
https://www.rt.com/news/367187-swede...-popular-poll/

[Ariete]

The isolation of the Sweden Democrats may continue, and in that case it's largely irrelevant how big % they get of the votes.

[Bordeaux33]

In France it is a sure win for the right.

I do not consider Macron right wing.

[survivingearth]

Originally Posted by Bordeaux33

I do not consider Macron right wing.

Macron won't win

[forgotten username]

I don't think Le Pen can win in France, I mean, sure she is very popular, but there are too many people against her. I would not rule her out totally for the presidential, but her being elected this time around would be very unlikely due to how the french election system works.

[Pokitobounto]

Originally Posted by survivingearth

Macron won't win

Then who?