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01/07/24

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Originally posted by copperroad ↑

Conservatism is far from dead. The rise of the right is underway and has been for some time. The left has lead the West to a dead end with energy stupidity, mass immigration and debt. The libs in England should hang their heads in shame for their failure to do basic things. Ive long contested that politicians would become dumber and more ideological. Socialism needs to be killed off. The removal of socialism provides massive improvements. Argentina is a classic example of a major turnaround. The UK conservatives are now as bad as Labour. The poms are about to vote in an even bigger problem with a Labour govt because they want change. The conservatives followed the EU and the left into a sh*t storm of bad ideas. There is no easy way out of this mess. Australia is slowly being strangled by bad ideas and leftism. It simply doesnt work. The middle needs to straighten up and get their act together. The greens are just a horrible bunch of turds who don't deserve our time. They are clueless rat bags lost in some activist trip. They have zero ideas that make sense because they dont understand business or economics. Their voters are fringe dwellers who envy everybody else. All the identity politics has been fun, but it's all about the economy in the end. You cant spend, save or build without that working properly. Big govt is exactly the wrong idea, but tell that to Canberra. The place where brains go to die.

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“Conservatism is far from dead. The rise of the right is underway ”

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