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Danish radical ethno-nationalist (expel all non-westerns) Rasmus Paludan just got 3.9% votes in a poll. The other new national conservative party (led by blue-eyed blond beauty) is polling at 6.3%. Denmark has 2% threshold, so both would get seats. But RTTM, let's see next poll.pic.twitter.com/jtpHuPgZqu
Facebook, by the way, blocked his user for 1 month on the same day (yesterday). So let's talk more about how foreigners (Facebook i.e. USA) intervene in democracy. It's widely considered that election is coming soon, so might have major impact.https://www.bt.dk/samfund/facebook-bekraefter-vi-har-blokeret-paludan …
the blond beauty is Pernille Vermund, I follow her on facebook
Too little, too late.
The DPP lost significant ground though, so they took some seats from it. Also from what i'm hearing leftists have a good chance of gaining more ground overall in these elections.
What a warming little fire
Is it just me who thinks this is a direct result of more moderate voices on immigration not being allowed in the conversation? Maybe even intentionally-8% radicals with parliament seats is better than 30-40% moderates potentially taking positions of power.
If social desirability bias is a thing, @RasmusPaludan ought to do better than 3.9%.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_desirability_bias …
Strangely, a meta-analysis of polling bias in Denmark finds that nationalists (DF) had some bias against them, but so did the center-left socialist (S). https://cvap.polsci.ku.dk/publikationer/arbejdspapirer/2016/Vin_s__gennemsnit_af_meningsm_linger_forudsiger_valgresultat-final.pdf …
Great, I pose a hunch and Emil responds inimitably with a meta-analysis.
Consistently jealous of Denmark. Why is it like this, is it that you're media elite is weaker, or less hostile? Or that you're more insulated from American influence?
I don’t think there’s much direct US influence. But most media over here isn’t owned by big corporations, that might have some other agenda, they would like to push forward. Most people actually use our version of NPR as a main news source. A bit like the BBC, I guess.
Doesn’t Denmark have that awesome woman running who said once Sweden is no longer Scandinavian majority that means the country is gone?
Not familiar with that, googling didn't immediately find anything of interest.
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