#far-right politician

[falseandrealultravival]

Dialogue with Gemini (22) Italian Prime Minister Meloni is charming.

Giorgia Meloni

My Question:

Italian Prime Minister Meloni is said to be a far-right politician. This is reflected in her Italy First and anti-immigration policies. Still, on the other hand, she also seems to be implementing down-to-earth policies. She has raised concerns about France's colonial policies in African countries and the CFA franc issue, making her a bit different. How do you evaluate her policies at present?

イタリアのメローニ首相は、極右の政治家と言われる。イタリア第一主義、移民反対の政策などに現れているが、一方では地に足のついた政策を行うようであるし、フランスのアフリカ諸国植民地政策、CFAフラン問題にも問題を提起するなど、一味違う。現状、彼女の政策は、どう��価されるか？

Copilot’s Answer (Gemini refuses to answer):

Italian Prime Minister Meloni is known as a right-wing politician, but her policies are evaluated from a wide range of perspectives. Below is a summary of her policies and evaluations.

1. Response to immigration issues:

o Prime Minister Meloni has set strict immigration measures and implemented measures such as maritime blockades. However, the number of immigrants from Africa is increasing rapidly, and she is struggling to deal with it.

o In 2023, the government will expand the quota for regular entry from outside the EU and approve immigration legislation. This is intended to address the aging population and labor shortage and does not seem to have affected the government's approval rating.

o If the immigration measures are not effective, the government's approval rating may decline, but the government's base is said to be relatively stable.

2. Cooperative approach with the EU and NATO:

o Prime Minister Meloni places importance on relations with the EU and is avoiding a situation in which he will not be able to receive the reconstruction fund.

o After the Ukraine crisis, he continued to take a cooperative approach with NATO. He has announced his support for Ukraine and is increasing his presence as the chair of the G7.

3. Economic and Fiscal Management:

o Prime Minister Meloni has indicated his intention to maintain fiscal discipline and has set a policy of reducing the fiscal deficit in the medium-term fiscal plan.

o Despite market turmoil, the sovereign rating has been maintained and market concerns have subsided.

Overall, Prime Minister Meloni's policies are sound and she seems to have received a certain degree of praise for his management of domestic issues and foreign policy.

Impression:

Italian Prime Minister Meloni is a beautiful woman who has struggled since she was young, so she seems to understand the feelings of ordinary people. Despite her reputation as a far-right politician, her politics are solid, and she is a politician who can be counted on in the future.

[majubengel]

Law and Chopper as Brazilian doctors!

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[arthropooda]

[gammija]

musing about what a translation of the silt verses would sound like and immediately running headfirst into the problem of whether and how to translate 'Sister Carpenter'

[bubonickitten]

I truly, desperately need the Democratic party to focus at LEAST as much on the undecided progressive as on the undecided right-leaning moderate.

If you really want to earn the votes of undecided people, or--perhaps more importantly--inspire a young generation of first-time voters to vote for you, you HAVE to fucking talk to them and meet them where they are, and then prove to them that you've got their backs.

Like, yes, I'm voting for the Democratic candidate either way because the electoral college two-party system precludes viable alternatives. But forget the discourse about voting, not voting, voting third party, etc. for a minute and just acknowledge the fact that there are going to be people who are not going to change their minds if all you can give them is "not as bad as the other guy." Just, speaking purely in terms of pragmatism and sustainability, "not as bad as the other guy" is a dead end for a large percentage of voters, like it or not. Democrats have got to do better than that if they want to genuinely improve their chances of beating the other guy -- in this election and every other.

(ETA: I should probably clarify that I also don't like or trust the Democratic party, for the record, and this isn't me white knighting on their behalf. I'm just saying if they actually want to court progressive voters, they have to stop being... you know. Like this.)

[funkle420]

ppl calling Harris brat while she and Biden gleefully send bombs to aid the genocide of Palestinians, you would've been holocaust supporters 100 years ago. You're holocaust supporters now.

[my-fancy-hat]

HE DEADASS CONFESSED BRO

[lyriumrain]

I still don't understand how someone who instigates/endorsed a coup, and committed crimes while in office, can run for president again. I just can't wrap my head around how and why that's possible

just for clarification this is a rhetorical question, I understand there's some bullshit laws that let it happen and i dont care. It shouldnt even be possible for someone like that to run again

[yubriamakesart]

How it started (part 1)

[ladymoonstardust]

I want to have a political debate so bad

[afrenomes]

Do any of the Democrats that’re currently demanding Biden step down have an actual solid plan for who else can defeat Trump and how? Oh yeah and their only legit option for replacement is Harris, anyone else they provide (ie Gavin Newsom) would be overriding her position as Vice President/Vice Presidential candidate and likely lose a LOT of Black and women voters. But if 2016 is anything to go by, as much as I believe she’d make a decent and competent president (and I’d still vote for her in a nanosecond if she actually was the candidate) she’s unfortunately incredibly unlikely to win against Trump at this point in time. And plus I don’t think she’s even entertaining the option; she has said she’s standing by Biden as his running mate. Here’s the thing: there’s only ONE PERSON in the ENTIRE COUNTRY who has EVER beaten Trump in an election, and that’s the person they’re currently trying to unseat. They’re gambling our democracy against the SINGULAR tried and true method of defeating Trump, and it’s a gamble I’m personally not willing to take.

[aq2003]

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[nando161mando]

Major USA political affiliations explained

[bloghrexach]

🇵🇸 … October 22 — Posted by E. Kastel, from LinkedIn …

“No way!!! … Even if there were total ethnic cleansing, their spirit and soul will endure in their homeland for ages!

What she’s missing is that there are millions of Palestinians worldwide, along with us—advocates, activists, humanitarians, and rebels—who will always raise our voices for a Free Palestine!! … 🇵🇸

**A bit info about Ms. Weiss — “Daniella Weiss (born August 30, 1945) is a far-right Israeli Orthodox Zionist, founder of Nachala, an Israeli settler organization and a former mayor of Kedumim, an Israeli settlement located in the West Bank.

She was first elected mayor of Kedumim in September 1996, and was re-elected for a second term in November 2001 through 2007.

Weiss' organization, Nachala, has been involved in at least one killing. She was sanctioned by Canada in June 2024 for violence against civilians in the West Bank.” — Wikipedia.

@hrexach

[corpish]

it’s heartbreaking to have gotten to the point where when my dad says “I love you” I don’t feel it or even really believe it

[hotmessmaxpress]

See I would love to enjoy this Aleix and Jorge being gay on live tv but I just found out that Aleix supports trump and that has kinda ruined that for me like I was a little shocked and then I was like well I guess it’s a good thing I don’t have to watch you race next season cause I would probably hate it.

Aleix does???

why am I surprised when rich men are conservative lmaooo

it also checks out bc I know martin has shown support for conservative spanish politics but I guess in my head I assumed they wouldn’t have opinions on trump