Comments by "soundscape26" (@soundscape26) on "Why a Far-Right Separatist Party is on the Rise in Belgium" video.

  1. Fun exercises for YouTube content but rarely ever happens. In the last 30 years only Sudan has split.
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  2.  @sebastianprimomija8375  And which country do they belong to?
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  3. So you deny the existence of true far-right movements? I can tell them apart from moderate conservatives.
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  4. Conservative ideas are not moderate, otherwise they wouldn't be conservative.
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  5. So what's the threshold for calling a party "far right"? 🤔
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  6. What does that have to do with splitting Belgium?
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  7. Not always... are you really denying the existence of far-right movements in Europe?
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  8.  @helioslegigantosaure6939  Is Flemish culture threatened by the Walloon part of the country?
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  9. So when are you allowed to call a party "far-right"?
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  10. But that doesn't have to do with splitting Belgium in particular.
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  11. Never, but we have to call the far-right "far-right" when we see it.
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  12.  @janitoalevic  Only if you like to be fooled, which is usually the the thing for populists... easy solutions for complex problems.
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  13.  @elephantyarn7378  Yeah, I know about Serbia and Montenegro but that was a split inside a split and just waiting to happen as the country was literally called Serbia and Montenegro. Belgium is a bit different.
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  14.  @oldbordergeek  And you think all of a sudden new politicians that care for the people will rise? Also, isn't neoliberalism basically rooted in super deregulated free-market capitalism? If so parties on the left should be rising, not on the right.
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  15. They won't split... too much of a hassle.
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  16. Oh it definitely has, unfortunately were created that monster ourselves.
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  17. Because it would be a huge hassle to little or no benefit to said countries.
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  18. Exactly 💯
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  19.  @useodyseeorbitchute9450  That was just a generic comment to the OP's point. I don't agree with a lot of people but don't call the far-right. I'm not that familiar with the Belgium situation but according to some folks here that party does have indeed some neo-nazis in their ranks which gives plausibility to your scenario. Which makes some sense, if neo-nazis exist they should congregate somewhere, no?
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  20. The far-left is avoided because Communists and some Anarchist types aren't having any decent showing anywhere. They will be mentioned when that happens.
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  21.  @lkl3210  Still they are not a threat both given their relatively small numbers but also because we live in a super capitalistic world... what are the chances of anything Marxist ever thriving? Reasons why nobody sees any reason to do that cordon sanitaire.
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  22.  @useodyseeorbitchute9450  Well yes and no... as much as that term has been abused there's a real far-right as well.
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  23. What does that have to do with splitting Belgium though?
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