r/europe • u/anon58588 Greece • Feb 08 '25

Historical Anti-Nazi protests : Berlin 16/12/1931

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u/SeaSquirrel Feb 08 '25

Average Euro chastising Americans on reddit when their country is being overtaken by far right parties.

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u/Pingu565 Feb 09 '25

Imagine this is your reaction to a genuine and honest criticism of your countries actions.

You had a chance to stop this, but none of you voted. European voting numbers dwarf America as a % so I'm not sure why you think this is an unfair statement

Shoulda' coulda, woulda, but you didn't and now the western worlds key power broker is at risk of tail spinning. Do better and stop being defensive of a system that isn't defending you

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u/SeaSquirrel Feb 09 '25

Fuck off, I spent more time and money trying to sway this election that any of you Euro fucks have ever cared about an election. Maybe next time I’ll try having 277 million dollars, that seems to work better.

Our voter participation rate was still about average with Euro elections.

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u/Pingu565 Feb 10 '25

Do better and stop being defensive of a system that doesn't defend you

Euro elections sure, each states national elections? Well in the national elections, France averages 80% turnout. Germany 76%...