The Radical Right

[Leonardo17]

   I don’t know about US politics that well but my approach on this is a bit more universal and more philosophical. Before the start of the rise of extreme liberal values during the 80’s there used to be this cohesion within society. We used to respect working-class people more because we knew these blue collar people were our hands, our feet, our arms our legs. And they used to approve of us as their heads, their nervous system, their vital organs, their eyes, their ears now there is this huge cliff among us. They see us as this “intellectual upper class” who is not to be trusted and is responsible for all the evil in the world while the true upper class (the richest 1% that has as much wealth as the poorest 50%) is still getting richer and richer.
 

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   And the far right has been taping on this at least since the second half of the 90’s. See what’s happening in Germany with the AFD:
 
https://www.japantimes.co.jp/commentary/...t-afd-ban/
 
   So we cannot just block these political parties and put all those politicians to jail or anything like that (although I believe that Donald Trump really deserves it)
 
    So it might be that we need to see the bigger picture here. The richest 1% are not our enemies either. They are the ones who are “making things happen” around the world so they deserve some amount of respect too. But I think they should contribute more to society. And working class people should have this notion of solidarity with other working class people. Today there are farmer protest movements all over Europe. Although I do not agree with all of their demands (like the free use of some pesticides etc. in order to make more money) I always have this feeling of solidarity toward them.
 
    The far right (all over the world) does not like this logical approach. It aims to win the gross majority. Less educated people from the most significant religious majority in whatever country is. Point its finger to us (white collars who are completely critical to their hypocritical way of doing things), get all the votes and keep serving the upper 1% (who are their main source in terms of finances.
 

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   So Republicans should not like this either because that’s not the typical right wing approach of right wing-liberals either. I don’t think it’s very likely but I think Nikki Hailey is the better candidate of the GOP (because of all the things I have just said)