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Wotanwarrior
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Abstaining is not the solution, knowing that all the political parties are co-opted by the enemy try to vote for one that is conservative and against mass immigration.
AristocraticDragon666
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Elections take place at different levels of the branches of government and in different countries, where there is a special internal political situation.
There are presidential elections, there are regional elections (gubernatorial elections, etc.), there are elections to local governments (mayor of the city).
If all official parties actually play the enemy's agenda when it comes to the elections of the governor, (at the state level), or presidential elections, then at the local government level the situation may be completely opposite, there may be a real candidate from the people who will make the city better and who will not want to play by the rules of any parties.
The majority of right-wingers in different countries, who are disliked by the official authorities (supported by Jews), have actually won stunning success in municipal elections and in some cases completely control the situation in a particular city, where there may be their own police, or their own people in the police, who protect the interests of citizens and stubbornly resist illegal migrants (criminals), and they also do not allow police from other cities that are actually controlled by the enemy.
A lot depends on a particular country and the domestic political situation in that country.
It is up to you to decide whether to vote or not, for whom to vote, or not to vote at all!
The right to choose and vote is given to you by the Constitution and only you decide whether to vote or not!
In my opinion, if you see that the candidate in the election really opposes the propaganda of the enemy (Jews) both in words and in deeds, if you see that this candidate can really change the fate of a city, region, country, or street (district) for the better, then why not vote for such a candidate?
Look at the real situation!
In any case, the decision is made by you and no one else!
Hellenic SS
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SS who have enough money, popularity, skills, and willpower, can even run for elections, local or national. Imagine how much better a city could become and how much it would grow if its mayor were one of us.
You must understand that nothing random happens at this level. In this case, the polarization of the electorate under the slogans of an “anti-Semitic” politician is a good opportunity to count how many real or fake anti-Semites there are in Poland. It's just statistics. By casting your voice there, you will become part of it.
Poland in the 20th century was one of the most Jewish countries in the world, their influence, as well as the anti-Semetism caused by this, among Poles is very high.
Regarding the elections and your question itself. I am inclined to believe that voting and democracy do not exist anywhere now except in the United States. And even in the USA in 2020 there were gross violations of this process. In this sense, your vote is simply an expression of solidarity/contradiction with the political forces for which or against which you vote. This is as “effective” as talking to the TV and proving to it that you are right.
At the municipal level, and even more so at the level of companies/districts with direct democracy, your participation can really make an impact. For example, in Italy there are small towns with a population of less than 3,000 people, where everyone knows each other and the election of a mayor is really a race.
But at the national level, it looks more like huge swarms of plankton and currents controlled by social engineering technologies and the media.
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