Spain Elections- Why wouldnt you vote for vox edition
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Post your predictions brehs
How did Vox blow up? They were scraping 1% and 2% mere months ago.
Id say around 70, but maybe im being too faithful i dont know, but anyway its good to know that whatever they achieve the left will be raging.
(I mean they already are and they arent even in congress)
Dont trust the damn polls.
Vox has won more votes than podemos (one of the two left parties) in andalucia, a traditionally socialist region of spain, the left has ruled down there from the begginings of our democracy until recently.
Theyve blown up pretty much because they offer to put the right where it belongs, its the only party with anti inmigration policies and anti feminist policies among other things, id say.
Apart from that, vox has singlehandedly battled independentism without goverment funding, whilst no other party has done as good as them in this matter, and the people notice.
And the media obviously, they for some reason have talked a lot about vox and theyve given them exposure.
Why are all """polls""" saying that Pedo Sanchez will win?
Spain brought us mexico. They deserve to be punished further.
You brought them upon yourself by giving illegals amnesty in the 80s, dumbass.
Assuming they are real, which I dont, Id say because his budget was basically free maney for everyone right? But appart from that I wouldnt say he has done anything else.
It was our plan all along, give cuba, florida and philippines back so we can create a whole new race once again to flood you.
Facts
Someone redpill me on the parties and candidates who are /ourguys/?
Vox is literally our only shot, they are zionist, but they are the ones standing for non-degenerancy (ish), anti inmigration, and in my opinion, has something of an acceptable economical plan, way better than the other parties: podemos (literal venezuelan commies), psoe (leftists), ciudadanos (eternal centrists with no real values/thoughts) and partido popular, right wing but filled of corruption and wont stand against feminism nor inmigration (atleast they havent done so in the previous years that they ruled).
Thatd be a brief introduction to spanish politics.
Well, despite electoral promises, there's two main factors that will give him the majority of votes:
First of all is the "podemization" of the PSOE. Since they are embracing more their feminist and progressive wing instead of their socialist one, they're getting votes from Podemos. That, coupled with the fact that Podemos is what I call an "opposition party" and antiestablishment, most of the people who voted for them in 2015/2016 don't feel the need to vote for them anymore, since there's already a progressive in Moncloa. That's why Podemos is going down.
The second reason is the fracture of the right. Right now there's two left wing national parties vying for control of the left-wing voting pool, and three right-wing national parties fighting for the right-wing voting pool. If we hypothesize that a good chunk of the undecided aim for the centre (since they're not interested in politics, they tend to go to the centre) most of those votes will go for the centre party (C's) and the traditional parties (PP and PSOE). The one who benefits from this is, of course, PSOE due to the D'Hondt law.
That's why most pollsters agree that PSOE will be the most voted party. The question is, will they win enough seats to stop a centre-right coalition?
I was studying abroad in Sevilla when the Andalusian election happened. As far as I understood it, Vox performing that well in Andalusia was the most unlikely result possible in a Spanish election.
My professors were shocked.
Every single fucking thread
kill yourself, I already told you it's not our problem anymore nigger
>Someone redpill me on the parties and candidates who are /ourguys/?
Wrote this in another thread
>PP (People's Party) - Cuckservatives, the mainstream right-wing party, corrupt to the bone. They got impeached by PSOE-PODEMOS-Separatists. Main Figure: Pablo Casado.
>PSOE (Spanish Worker's Socialist Party) - Socialdemocrats, lately going more to the progressive left to get votes from the other left-wing party, Also corrupt to the bone. They got into the government after impeaching Rajoy, and then betrayed their lefty friends by not putting any of their people in the government. Main figure: Pedro Sanchez (Current president)
>C's (Citizens) - Lolbertardians pro-EU cucks. They literally defend the United States of Europe, so literal cancer. Supposedly from the center, but they go center-left or center-right depending on how the wind blows. Avid anti-separatism, so that's something. They usually side with PP, but they don't seem to be as corrupt as them. Otherwise, standard stuff. Main figure: Albert Rivera
>PODEMOS (Yes We Can, IIRC the name actually means something like "For a Democractic Society" or something like that. They changed their name to UNIDAS PODEMOS after eating the small commie parties) - Leftist progressives who would spit on you for being a male. They are more radical than PSOE in both socialism and feminism, they cry "muh fascism" every single day. Main Figure: Pablo Iglesias
>VOX - Right-Wing party, sadly the best we have. Conservative in social shit, neo-liberal in economics. They're "muh fascism" but not fascist at all. They dislike the left, Islam and illegal immigrants, and are critic of the EU. While some polls put them on fifth place, they've been filling every single venue in rallies. Also vehemently pro-christian and anti-separatism. Main figure: Santiago Abascal
The Jews Fear The VOX
Basado & rojopildoreado
Can a Latinigger get a quick down on Vox?
I agree with you. In Spain polls are not credible due to our system itself. In my opinion Podemos and VOX will gain more seats than predicted, and probably PP will fail. But it's only an opinion. The fact is that Socialists will win the elections. They are a feminist, immigrationist, homosexualist, traitor party but here in Spain people are desperate and Sánchez has done some apparently good things: raise the minimum wage, give back benefits to uneployed people +50, etc.
But I don't believe in VOX. Do you remember when mass immigration started to hit Spain? It was under Aznar rule, when Populars thought of importing milions of people from Third World countries to cause labor dumping. At that time Abascal, Vidal Quadras and other VOX leaders had responsabilities in that party, and did nothing. They closed their mouths and kept collecting their payments for doing nothing, like Abascal.
VOX is like PP 20 years ago. Are we going to trust them again? The only ones who can be satisfied with this party are francoist nostalgics, rich people and ultra-religious. The Spanish workers and students are alone.
Sorry for my bad English, I'm trying to improve it, I promise.
>Do you remember when mass immigration started to hit Spain?
False. It was under Felipe Gonzalez, when the former commie countries joined the EU. Very few remember the problems they caused then. The hispanics came later, sure, and the africans did come in Aznar's second rule, but don't forget that mass immigration started with the Eastern bloc.
They certainly are the only ones who are proposing to change that shit, user. If they don't change it then don't vote for them again, it's that simple, but I'm not going to allow those left-wing bastards on the government again just because they were on the PP when Aznar was president.
Besides, this is about shifting the overton window. People still think that VOX is the end when they're just a mean.
I kinda agree, but I hope you are wrong in most things youve said, if you turn out to be right, Ill be hoping for the next 4 years for a coup detat, because i truly dont believe our country can handle a leftist goverment for 4 damn years without collapsing, we need some reforms in order to not collapse, for me VOX is fresh air and a hope for a better country, if they dont succeed, I guess we'll be screwed, but maybe im too dramatic, who knows, maybe they turn out to be what you say, but we can only know if they get into power.