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>nooooo only the US has chaos in government

Anonymous Fri 06 Dec 2024 06:18:12 No.1366564 View View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>1366583 >>1366614 >>1366682 >>1366685 >>1369883

https://www.vox.com/world-politics/389827/france-government-collapse-budget-economic-crisis-bernier-macron-le-pen
the governments of france and nazi land collapsed within a month of each other. didn't leaf land and bongistan dissolve their parliaments and do snap elections recently too?
this has to do with that the bongistan PM said. he said that yurope and the Americas were being intentionally filled with third worlders from the global south as an "elite open borders" experiment and it has caused mass chaos and pain to the people of the USA, canada, UK, France and germany.

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Anonymous Fri 06 Dec 2024 08:28:00 No.1366583 Report

Quoted By: >>1366638

>>1366564
Par for the course really. French history is pretty much just an endless cycle of Parisians making terrible decisions the rest of the country has to pay for until people starting setting everything on fire. They're on their, what, fifth republic? And cleary, they've grown board with that one and are about to throw it out as well.

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Anonymous Fri 06 Dec 2024 11:27:24 No.1366614 Report

Quoted By: >>1366832

>>1366564
paste the article newfag

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Anonymous Fri 06 Dec 2024 12:13:45 No.1366638 Report

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>>1366583
Good post

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Anonymous Fri 06 Dec 2024 17:25:17 No.1366682 Report

Quoted By: >>1366684 >>1366832

>>1366564
>didn't leaf land and bongistan dissolve their parliaments and do snap elections recently too?
Bongs didn't "snap election" - it was more when cameron got the result he wanted for "brexit" he distanced himself from that imbound shitshow, took his ball and went home. After a series of fuckup » replace rewler » fuckup » replace of unelected officials native election time came around and picked the other side. Parliment was never disolved - beyond that of the standard procedure when governments switch.

>with that the bongistan PM said
Which one? we've had a couple... Some are more reliable than others - but I wouldn't trust any o 'em personally.

>intentionally filled with third worlders from the global south
I can't prove that. I can see naturally how they think it's better over here, and do it all themselves. However, one o them strongest path for legal citizen is asylum - why so many try this route - but the international law on such matters says when fleeing you need to stop at the first 'safe' country you come to. To get here, several 'safe' countries need to be crossed. Unless you're in a shipping container or on a plane.

>it has caused mass chaos and pain to the people
Get plenty o racist cunts jumping up and down about it sure. But for actual issues, they've been caused by the .gov and response. Shit like paying rowanda a couple o billion to take some - then not sending any. Putting 'em up in cushy hotels. Building basically a cruise ship to put 'em on to keep 'em off land (until they step foot on land, there's different rewls) then not actually gettin' on the boat... Just fuckup after fuckup. The immigrants themselves? Generally they just here for a better life, to work towards making that happen. As a result they pick up the shitty jobs none o us really want to do anyhay. Sure, there's examples contrary but that's a consequence of people more than a consequence of immigrants, See that behaviour elsewhere.

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Anonymous Fri 06 Dec 2024 17:32:09 No.1366684 Report

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>>1366682
Don't get me twisted - I'm not "pro immigrants". I'm not that much of a cunt I don't think anyone else shouldn't have a better life. I do have a issue with immigration - but it's one of logistics, not xenophobia. This is a tiny island, on the scale of it. It's already overcrowded - between residential, agricultural, and industrial proliferation there's distinctly less 'country'. We need to worry about native population expansion - there's already insufficient housing - before we start adding to the population to expand...

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Anonymous Fri 06 Dec 2024 17:35:23 No.1366685 Report

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>>1366564
>collapsed
Seems like a rather strong word for "is holding an election"

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Anonymous Fri 06 Dec 2024 17:46:58 No.1366689 Report

Quoted By: >>1366833 >>1367505

>>1366685
The German and French governments definitely collapsed. Germany was an uncontrolled dissolution of the ruling coalition, France was a vote of no confidence in the PM. Britain was just a normal election.

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Anonymous Sat 07 Dec 2024 02:03:47 No.1366832 Report

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>>1366614
not in the rules, tranni boi
>>1366682
>>1366684
>Which one? we've had a couple
new one
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDbTaEkAa2U
>The immigrants themselves? Generally they just here for a better life, to work towards making that happen. As a result they pick up the shitty jobs none o us really want to do anyhay. Sure, there's examples contrary but that's a consequence of people more than a consequence of immigrants, See that behaviour elsewhere.
the only ones who benefit from the illegals are the mega wealthy. illegals just show up for gibs and attempt to destroy their host country. that is why they all fucked off out of poland who wouldn't give them gibs for germany who would.
Its also why all the illegals are men in their 20s and 30s and usually have expensive phones because the poors can't leave as easy as the wealthy
all illegals are evil pieces of shit

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Anonymous Sat 07 Dec 2024 02:08:08 No.1366833 Report

Quoted By: >>1367505

>>1366689
the frog and nazi governments literally collapsed if you use the yuro definition of government being the ruling administration. the frog and nazi pms had to resign due to getting no confidenced

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Anonymous Mon 09 Dec 2024 08:50:58 No.1367505 Report

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>>1366689
>uncontrolled dissolution
define uncontrolled? Everyone involved had time to prepare for it and analysts were predicting it with confidence way in advance based on the actions of the government.
>>1366833
>past tense
Germany's no confidence vote is still a few days off.
>>1366832
>not in the rules
>board culture has to be enforced in the rules
maybe where you come from

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Anonymous Sat 21 Dec 2024 03:49:41 No.1369883 Report

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>>1366564
didnt the bongs elect a jeet as PM? if they did they deserve what they will get. The Great Stink of 20XX they will call it, and it won't be because of the Thames this time.

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