Far left parties are now run of the mill socdems porky-happy

  • FuckyWucky [none/use name]@hexbear.net
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    she firmly rejected the ongoing attacks on workers and immigrants in Finland and across Europe. But her victorious campaign also called for sanctions against Israel over its war on Gaza, restrictions on nuclear weapons, and for calm in Finnish relations with China.

    Not bad

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    Despite making calls that have enraged the right-wing press — such as allowing Left Alliance MPs a free vote in Parliament on whether Finland should join NATO.

    In said vote half their MPs voted in favour of Finland joining Nato, with the conditions that its membership “remain defensive, with no permanent NATO military bases or nuclear weapons within the country”

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    But her victorious campaign also called for sanctions against Israel over its war on Gaza, restrictions on nuclear weapons, and for calm in Finnish relations with China.

    CommiePOGGERS

  • Many progressives that are having uneasy feelings about the intense austerity rallied to do democracy and voted for her in a election nobody cares about about positions that hold very little power. Now patting themselves in the back about “defeating the far right” while austerity just intensifies daily, because they have done their part.

    Aldo pretty bold statements about our Nato Left. Also interesting this is stated as the socialist left, these guys are socdem at best.

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    In general, northern Europe bucked this grim trend — and the news from Finland was particularly bright. While the far-right Finns Party has been part of the government for the last year, in Sunday’s vote the big winner was on the other end of the political spectrum. The socialist Left Alliance won 17.3 percent of the vote and elected three MEPs, putting it in second place behind the center-right National Coalition. The Finns Party lost a seat as its vote tumbled from 13.8 to 7.6 percent.

    Suprised that Finland, out of all EU countries, would elect Democratic Socialists and Socdems.