Wow, only a few years old and it might be running the country soon by a wide majority.
I gotta say, having a hard left party rise to power in this global political climate is surprising to me. What's Spain's deal?
What if there’s no better word than just not saying anything?spain's deal is that when somebody tells us pretty things we blindly follow him even if his proposals are crazy, stupid, or unfeasible
seriously everything that comes out of their leader's mouth is cheap populism, appealing to anger and sentimentalism
current polls place them third
i seriously hope they never get into power, they are terrifying
"I like girls, but now, it's about justice."@Lunar: oho that does sound cool
@Wacky: like norm that really seems odd to me
I guess in part because I still think of Mr. Rabbit.
But I agree with the sentiment tgat Europe is too varied to make any sort of generalisation
Guess I should pay more attention to Spanish politics
Also because people seemed to be unsure abput whrn I was returning just to clarify
It is the start of the secknd last day of travel for me right now
So I'll be back on the third day and trying to move the rp asap
i love it when you can tell when someone is writing from his phone just by looking at a post
"I like girls, but now, it's about justice."i am somewhat envious of any country with enough political diversity to have a feasible super left-wing party on principle, just because its not something we'll ever have
even if they're terrible people it'd at least be a different kind of terrible, and i feel like that's the most i can ask for at this point
i would prefer to have no radical parties period thankyouverymuch
neither left nor right
very rarely have they been good news
"I like girls, but now, it's about justice."oh no the other two parties are also terrible they are just less terrible
"I like girls, but now, it's about justice."

not here in spain, no, because we are special
look up "podemos"
"I like girls, but now, it's about justice."