Who should I vote for in the upcoming EU elections? Is there even any point to it?
2019 European Parliament election
Robert Martinez
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Josiah Campbell
Vote for the communist party, of course.
Considering it takes literally just 30 min of your time on a Sunday you'd otherwise spent watching Filipino dwarf porn, yes.
Owen Hernandez
Vote however you need to to make the parliament as anti-EU as possible.
Colton Gray
You'd be doing more for the cause by lecturing people for 30 minutes outside the front doors when the polls open. Then they'd vote for the communist party, you yourself don't, and they'd walk out with a new outlook even if it's clear they "wasted" (lmao rhetorical) their votes.
Adrian Bailey
We have two communist parties. One of them is the actually-existing-socialism nostalgia group who are known for their support of the ruling party and their good relations with actual fascists. The other does not run but told their supporters to vote for the neoliberal "socialists". I think I'll pass.
James Brown
One doesn't exclude the other. If you make 20 people vote correctly, then obviously that's a good substitute. It's still bullshit to boycott elections, it's not qualitatively different from other action like building dual power or do union work.
Which country are you from?
Adam Ramirez
Hungary
Thomas Jones
Is that the first one you talked about?
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How have they cooperated with the ruling party?
Jayden Edwards
They did not cooperate, at least not publicly, but after the election Thürmer congratulated Orbán and told everyone that the Hungarian workers made a good decision by voting for him, since Orbán is doing the same things they would do by providing stability and security.
Gavin Myers
More than half the people don't show up to vote. If they did the entire election could change. Idiots who stay home are just declaring themselves betas who like to be told what to do