Despite being a white born-and-bread Norwegian I'm going to at least make the op of this thread in English so that my fellow non-Norwegian Anons understand what's going on.
There's a Norwegian election coming up soon and this is essentially a thread dedicated to that topic.
I'm a little confused about which party I should put my vote in for.
Up until this year, I've been too young to vote, but I passed 18 a few months ago and am therefor considered old enough to take part in the democratic system. The problem is that I don't actually know much about my nation's parties or which ones best reflect my beliefs. I took a few "tests" that were aimed to help me decide (nrk.no/valg/2017/valgomat/ and a few others I could find), but they all seem pretty left-biased.
In terms of Sup Forums recommending me a party, the following are my views (from highest priority to lowest): >very conservative, I I believe in "Norway for Norwegians" and all that >Norway should have less immigrants and asylum seekers >I don't believe the government is useless, and public health/fire/police services should be left in their hands
Can any Norwegian-user recommend me a party based on these beliefs?
The real reason why you type in English is because your thread would be reported as spam if it wasn't.
Lucas Roberts
Well yeah, but that doesn't sound as good as what I wrote.
Andrew Foster
You have to go with frp then They are pretty retarded, but since all you care about is so contradictory its hard to find a perfect match , there are no "national socialist parties" , so better take the next best thing, the most contradictory party which is frp next to mpg (miljopartiet)
William Wright
I was thinking FRP, but those election-choice-helper-tests I took all pointed me towards SP. Though SP seem a bit too red for my tastes.
Anyway, what's so contradictory about my views?
Justin Moore
Labour, the center party, socialist left and maybe the reds will form a majority coalition government. >tfw four years of sensible immigration policy will stop >tfw the brown flood will drown us all in the coming years because people Sometimes I hate my own shitty people
Austin Kelly
Labour party always does well. I'm thinking it's the older generation not willing to let go of the time where we really needed AP.
Of course I shouldn't talk. I have no idea who I'm voting and at this point I'm thinking either FRP or SP, if only because it's the two only parties that have been recommended to me.
Oliver Roberts
Can someone rank the parties in order from the most pro-refugee/immigrant to the most anti one.
Lincoln King
FRP's logo looks really nervous.
Nathaniel Smith
Kommer til å stemme SV siden Rodt ikke er sterke i mitt fylke.
