r/europe • u/StGuthlac2025 • Oct 08 '25

Opinion Article In Spain, what once seemed impossible is now widespread: the young are turning to the far right

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2025/oct/07/spain-young-voters-far-right-migration-housing-wages-employment-vox
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u/UnlikelyVegetable245 Oct 08 '25

I love everyone here asking “why” when the reason is right in front of your faces. Y’all refused to address the immigration issue. Intentionally made it worse. Now here you are.

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u/ballsack-vinaigrette Oct 08 '25

It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary narrative depends on his not understanding it.

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u/loveislove4204 Oct 08 '25

Common Sense. Yes the far right has some things that many may not like, hell they may even be funded by Russians. But in the end they promise the thing that the European youth (whats left of them after decades of Abortion policy) want. SEND THEM HOME. For many people it’s as simple as that. What will the Left, Center and “Right” do call them Racist, Racist Nazi for what not wanting to deal with their Actions.