← Back to context Comment by amarant 3 months ago It's confirmed. And the party in question is quite extreme, at least by Swedish standards. 10 comments amarant Reply Gud 3 months ago They are not “extreme”. yaris 3 months ago According to polls[0] the party gets ~20% votes in their region. IMHO 20% of voters can't be "extreme" [0] https://www.svt.se/nyheter/lokalt/orebro/orebropartiet-nast-... (swedish) microgpt 3 months ago > IMHO 20% of voters can't be "extreme"Was the NSDAP "extreme"? They got 43.9% yaris 3 months ago They got 43.9% in what Wikipedia marks as "semi-free yet questionable election". Also more correct question IMHO would be "was the NSDAP extreme in 1933?" and the answer is probably "no as much as by today's standards". 3 replies → addandsubtract 3 months ago The AfD is a far-right extremist party in Germany with currently 28% projected support[0].[0] https://dawum.de/Bundestag/
yaris 3 months ago According to polls[0] the party gets ~20% votes in their region. IMHO 20% of voters can't be "extreme" [0] https://www.svt.se/nyheter/lokalt/orebro/orebropartiet-nast-... (swedish) microgpt 3 months ago > IMHO 20% of voters can't be "extreme"Was the NSDAP "extreme"? They got 43.9% yaris 3 months ago They got 43.9% in what Wikipedia marks as "semi-free yet questionable election". Also more correct question IMHO would be "was the NSDAP extreme in 1933?" and the answer is probably "no as much as by today's standards". 3 replies → addandsubtract 3 months ago The AfD is a far-right extremist party in Germany with currently 28% projected support[0].[0] https://dawum.de/Bundestag/
microgpt 3 months ago > IMHO 20% of voters can't be "extreme"Was the NSDAP "extreme"? They got 43.9% yaris 3 months ago They got 43.9% in what Wikipedia marks as "semi-free yet questionable election". Also more correct question IMHO would be "was the NSDAP extreme in 1933?" and the answer is probably "no as much as by today's standards". 3 replies →
yaris 3 months ago They got 43.9% in what Wikipedia marks as "semi-free yet questionable election". Also more correct question IMHO would be "was the NSDAP extreme in 1933?" and the answer is probably "no as much as by today's standards". 3 replies →
addandsubtract 3 months ago The AfD is a far-right extremist party in Germany with currently 28% projected support[0].[0] https://dawum.de/Bundestag/
They are not “extreme”.
According to polls[0] the party gets ~20% votes in their region. IMHO 20% of voters can't be "extreme" [0] https://www.svt.se/nyheter/lokalt/orebro/orebropartiet-nast-... (swedish)
> IMHO 20% of voters can't be "extreme"
Was the NSDAP "extreme"? They got 43.9%
They got 43.9% in what Wikipedia marks as "semi-free yet questionable election". Also more correct question IMHO would be "was the NSDAP extreme in 1933?" and the answer is probably "no as much as by today's standards".
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The AfD is a far-right extremist party in Germany with currently 28% projected support[0].
[0] https://dawum.de/Bundestag/