Comments by "Luredreier" (@Luredreier) on "Why the Far Right are on the Rise in Portugal" video.

Hum, I'm a green party voter in my own country, but honestly, they don't seem like they're too problematic to work together with. I definitely disagree with their end goals. But they have valid points and it sounds like you can meet them halfway on a number of points without ruining a country. Commissions to look for harmful and overlay bureaucratic government systems for streamlineing isn't a bad idea as long as you put in place systems to make sure that you don't throw away the baby with the tab water. Just defunding of the government is a horrible idea however. More focus on local needs can absolutely be achieved. They're right about the EU having issues and being in need of reforms to strengthen local voices as it's heading in a tyranny of the majority direction. Breaking up larger companies makes sense as long as alliances of smaller ones are allowed. You can definitely cut some taxes, and green tax policies involves a lot of conditional taxes that can be avoided by well behaving companies that cut emissions. On immigration, better integration efforts with more education in western ideals makes some sense. A certain minimum expectations are not unreasonable. Mind you, I'm talking integration, not assimilation. As for tighter immigration rules... I don't know. It's not unreasonable for southern European nations to want the rest of us to take a bigger share of the immigrants so they can take less as there's definitely more knocking on their doors then ours... I think working with them is possible if they have a open mind and are willing to make compromises. Yes, the greens in my country is a centrist political party, although it has a big left wing faction.
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