The Netherlands has a population about 5 times smaller than Germany but with 2 times the density. I’m not anti asylum, but it doesn’t strike me as reasonable to outright dismiss the desire for a lower rate
"The Netherlands took about 10 times less immigrants than Germany, so it's not even much in the grand scheme of things.", while kindly ignoring the fact that the Netherlands is also about 10 times smaller than Germany in terms of landmass and being one of the most densely populated countries in Europe. Also if Germany wants to keep this 'Wir schaffen das' mentality doesn't mean we want it.
40,000 applications only .. so have the dutch people been played??? Rather than advocating for real problems. But focused on a problem that wasn't actually a problem in first place 😮
@@timothytusubira9904 40,000 is not 'only'. It is too many if you see the size of the country and the population density. Due to housing shortage there have been an increase of homeless people. There are already long waiting list on social housing. People are waiting for 3-4 years for getting a social housing, whereas the asylum seekers are being provided those housing without any wait. Reducing immigrants can definitely solve the housing problems to begin with.
"The decision is not popular with everyone" is such an odd way to start this off. Very few decisions are popular with everyone but Democracies work on the majority. So it would be truer to say "The decision is popular with the majority".
It's the dumbest take too. I disagree with certain viewpoints of this coalition but almost everyone agrees that this unchecked immigration policy needs to go.
The untouchably toxic Wilders, whose cabinet this is, garnered less than 1/3rd of the votes. I understand that this is the extreme rightwing definition of 'democracy' - aka Do As I Say - but in actual fact the extreme rightwing hates hates hates democracy, despises the rule of law and is incapable of governance, let alone good governance and avoids accountability like the plague.
“Right”, because flooding the country with unskilled people with anti-western values doesn’t lower the quality of life for the citizens of Netherlands?
DW, why are you so biased now? The wording you choose when discussing stories betrays the views of your editorial team... A major protest is a few dozen people? and Why do you choose to never show the protest against illegal migration? Have an Agenda???
It is true, but it is also very beneficial for it to be in the EU. Imagine the Netherland leaving EU. Sea transport redirected to other countries, export od flowers and vegetables faceing border checks. Companies registering in Luxembourg instead in NL....
@@tomaszzap9574 Are you implying my comment is about leaving Europe?? I am saying the Dutch are atleast in a position to dictate certain policies just as much as deficit countries do- or don't.
And it benefits massively from common market for goods and capital. Amsterdam is one of the biggest stock exchanges on the continent - it wouldn't be if Netherlands wasn't in the EU - Rotterdam and Amsterdam are biggest and third biggest ports in Europe - they wouldn't be if Netherlands wasn't part of the EU, etc. And, besides, Netherlands is one of the richest countries in the EU so clearly the contribution to the union - a union from which Netherlands massively benefits - isn't hurting it.
@@DendarangWhy is everyone taking the simple comment that states that the NL is the biggest contributed per capita as some sort of cry to leave the EU? Only the nuttiest Dutch people are in favour of "NLexit". It is the sort of thing you only encounter painted on barn roofs near train tracks, or spray painted on bridges, alongside other such wisdoms as "5G causes Corona!", "COVID isn't real!" and "Corona is The Great Reset". As an aside, I wonder if these conspiracy theory people get into fights over whether it is or isn't real. In a "No! This is MY bridge!" kinda way.
@@CyberBeep_kenshi realist big difference. And your racist cars does not work anymore buddy we dont care what you call us. Fact will not change Europe is the Europeans countries deal with it.
Middle Eastern and African countries should just continue to be exploited for natural resources that keep the economic growth of European countries, right? Let's just keep business as usual.
@@sheilah_ they are not getting exploited they are selling their goods not the other way around. Maybe think about doing better deals or he quiet. Maybe we should stop sending the billions and billions we send each year in aid money. Europe will be fine without them not the other way around tho. You are not welcome
3:55 I mean, my guy I'm all for immigration and helping people out... but this country isn't big. Like we are already one of the most densely populated countries on this entire planet of ours, and adding even "only" 40.000 just adds to this increase of density (and idk if the 40k was including or excluding family reunionization efforts). We need nature space, agricultural space, recreational space, industry space. We can't just build more and more and more, up and out, until the entire country is effectively one mega-city.
The immigration issue is for many in the Netherlands not even an original immigration issue. Plenty support immigration but feel that the Netherlands can't handle it in the current situation. For instance due to the housage shortage which is already taking place for years and grows bigger and bigger (which is also directly related to many houses becoming unaffortable for the average population). Meanwhile to few houses can be build due to other EU rules to protect nature. It basically all adds up and the previous governments have been unable to solve the issue (this being just one of a few major topics throughout the years) thus the population looks elsewhere to have such issues solved.
As a Dutch person, I would say this; Do not give this new government exemptions on environmental issues. Do not give in to their unreasonable right wing demands regarding immigrants. The majority of Dutch people do not agree with such things.
On a collision course with the EU??? More like on collision course with it self, It`s the second day and 2 coalition partners are already fighting. This coalition won't last 7 months
I hope this far right resurgence will end up as total disappointment to voters and then EU will finally have a chance to move to further federalisation.
@@paulreed2204 the far left has never been in control of the EU… democratic socialists are leftists they are not far left… they have been around for centuries and been historically pro EU and pro NATO. It’s conservative economics that cause the rise of the far right - see the financial crash and the rise of managerialism
Writing from Ireland, an EU partner, I would oppose any dilution of environmental standards, on nutrients, on water quality, on sustainable animal farming without excessive imports of feedstuffs. Apart from the wisdom of a nutrient balance in agriculture, the regulations underpin the Single Market, in that they prevent trade advantage from a race to the bottom on environmental standards. It has been too difficult to agree these Standards among 27 Member States, no one State should be in any doubt on its obligation to implement them.
Kriebelt het weer in je onderbuikje? Herr betekent gewoon Meneer en ook gebruikt als beleefdheids vorm als je iemand met een belangrijke functie aanspreekt Had je liever gehad dat ie em gappie had genoemt?
So the Russian yt bots never stop... The EU is the reason why we've had peace for 60+ years. Before the EU everybody tried to kill everyone else every couple of years. The EU is the reason for economic growth and prosperity. Before the EU the Europeans were either meh or had to exploit colonies to grow. The EU is the reason why Europe matters in the first place. No country in Europe is large enough to compete with the US, China or Russia on their own. (This is why the Russian bots never stop trying to divide us.) And the EU is a huge force for ANTI(!!!)-bureaucracy. There is only one set of rules, no borders and mostly just one currency. Many people already forgot how annoying it used to be - and still is for countries outside the EU - to look up and comply regulations for x different countries, fill our customs forms for import, export and transit etc. Ask the UK, and they only have to do it for the EU. Imagine you had to do this for 27 individual countries.
1:22 The Netherlands is not a small country. It’s alongside Romania the biggest of the medium sized countries in the EU. The same is true for the world. Studying statistics helps ;) If Netherlands is a small country, what about Slovenia, Malta, etc. ?
@@jivkoyanchev1998 I was thinking population. And Netherlands is about 69 out of about 189 countries. So if you split the countries in two. It would belong to the group of bigger countries. It's also world wide one of the bigger medium sized country. World wide the distribution is relatively similar as in Europe.
@81Earthangel That's not how things work. You can't just split lists on big and small. I mean, in your mind, you can, but generally, people don't do so. The G20, for example, every county there is both bigger in size and population. That's why the Netherlands is called small, because the global powers see it as small.
@@jivkoyanchev1998 Well your world view implies that there are no medium sized countries and every country in the world is either big or small. Of course G20 countries are big population wise, if not they wouldn't be economically significant enough to join the club.
It will be a rough ride because political moves have consequences. In a couple so dependent on foreign workforce where companies have a hard time hiring, rules that make it even harder will trigger some backlash. No wonder why the biggest players like ASML now hire more people to work on sites abroad, quiet quitting for companies indeed.
I don’t think this coalition is affecting much the possible future employees of big corporations like ASML. It’s more about asylum seekers and illegal immigration. What they can influence is making a better business environment like reducing taxes for companies
Some internationals have some empathy for others and don't play by the "as long as it's fine for me I don't care" book. Also, lower tech businesses are also in dire need for staff
@@humanistreason cut cheap labour and capitalists will start to make working conditions worse as workers demand better wages and conditions. The left and its unions will rise now that firms realise it’s gonna be harder to underpay workers. Meaning it’s gonna help the left return…
It is the voting public that determines what is far-left and far-right, not the media. If a party receives > 20% of the vote, it is not far anything, except perhaps far from what the media wanted.
@@jamesbarbosa8714 and the popularity of an ideology doesn’t determine how far-left, centrist, or far-right that same ideology is. Ideologies have objective definitions on a spectrum, and regardless of whether or not a party that represents a certain portion of that spectrum garners >20% of the vote, those voters are voting in support of an ideology that is factually and objectively at that point on the spectrum.
no one in the Europe t is interested now in what is happening in Afghanistan until 1979, no one in the west knew or wanted to know about Afghanistan. and when the USSR sent troops there at the request of the Afghan government, all the mass media in the west were filled with news from there. how Soviet soldiers allegedly kill Afghans there. which was not true. and remember last year. An earthquake occurred in Afghanistan. thousands of poor people in a poor province died. and no one in the west wrote about them. and no one helped them. This is Europe two-faced. only Kazakhstan sent aid to victims in Afghanistan. no one in west is interested in what is happening in Africa or Afghanistan or in Asia
If immigration is significantly higher then citizens will approve of, then that is a topic.. ,.. I'm Dutch... I don't feel like there are more immigrants,. they don't bother me much. Also statistics and numbers seem pretty stable.. I do however notice daily how this random problem is talked about everywhere, often acompanied with an islam sneer. I cannot explain it,but the emotions are real and they are quite scary in my view.
The illegal immigration is understandable people want to curb, and if the sentiment is against immigration in general, that should be considered, but former colonial powers like the Netherlands, Britain and France, have moral problems there, I think. If a country had colonies and enriched itself how can it justly turn down people from such countries?
I dont think even the most nationalic dutch man has a Problem with Indonesians. As a group they have always been great, culturally close and enriching. The problem people have is subsaharan and middle eastern immigration. We tried for long enough, but there is a significant minority among them who are violent, show no respect for the law of the land, putting their own beliefs a both it. And im not even getting started on the problems regarding lacking education and abusing social security systems. Not all immigrants are made equally
You aren't morally obliged to let people move into your house if you employed them at some point in time (or if your grandfather employed their grandparents, or if a wealthy guy that lived in your neighborhood during your grandfather's time employed their grandparents). What's the point of independence if the people want to turn around and move to the land of their former rulers? Were Morocco, Turkey, Syria, or Afghanistan ever Dutch colonies, anyway?
If you are white, have blond hair and blue eyes you'll be fine. Others need not apply as long as this sh*tstain government is in place. Which, I can reassure you, will not be long.
How do we solve the immigrants problems? Can we buy an empty land somewhere in the world? Put in some finance, investment, jobs, schools and building a new government. New country in other word.
Disappointed with the Netherlands, I've always admired them for their progressive social policies..and now they are following lesser countries to the right....quite sad
Don't be sad, we had a nationlist party rise up to a major player here in Denmark. The following election they got a real hammering and just about died. When these parties with only an immigration agenda come into plain view they are seen to be empty barrels.
It's a good decisions. Great actually! European countries under the hardest pressure to evaporate their ORIGINAL population are France, Netherlands, Belgium, England, Germany...
Hopefully the adults will take control. Those who really care for the future of their offspring, and devise sensible plans and programs to serve the nation, not just money.
Well the left and workers unions will quickly rise now that cheap labour has gone. Workers will be demanding better working rights and higher pay now that the capitalists can’t be reliant on cheap labour. It’s a win for the left and the EU in the long run which is good for the future
Its Simple, if the EU doesnt listen, we do not pay! We pay more to the eu then we receive so. Its our land, out country, our democracy, we make the rules not the EU.
The new Dutch government will be doing a lot of back stepping as reality will slowly set in and the opposition will take aim. Numbers about the family reunification are very low much lower than communicated to the public as came to light lately with actual numbers.
The EU was created out of political convenience with total disregard of the varying eco-politico-social profiles of the countries in the first set and adding more complexity as it forced itself to expand. What is currently happening is in response to the strait-jackets the EU Commission and EU Council are forcing EU States to wear. Unlike the EEC, the EU is entrapment. Imprisoned by the Euro currency.
@@dennykeaton9701well then you votrd for extreme rigjt populism anf racism. didnyou evennbother to lookup the things he says? he made the problems look bigger than they are, and then rejected the spreidingswet, so the problem would stay. populism NEVER solves anything, just makes things worse..... so 'thanks' 😡
@@MrWhitmen1981 and voting on extreme parties, left or right, is NEVER a good thing. and fyi, our left parties aren't extreme at all. heck, we have the partij for animals, that is literally the only one with a longterm environmental plan.... the pvv is just another ordinary extreme right populist party that will ruin any progress we made in years. all they do is spread division. and the best example of them lying is the spreidingswet, in short, the purpose was to spread asylum seekers across more cities, so the 2 major centers got less pressure. And if the pvv was Honest about solving those issues, they would have voted in favor. But thetpy didn't. Meaning: they Want things to go bad, so ppl vote for them. Oldeat trick in the the book.... and that's all they got. no progress, less money for education, etc. Never a good sign when they want kids to have a worse education......
@@frenetic1057 i just wanted to make my studies in Nederlands and move to live there, learn Dutch and pay my fare share of taxes and help dutch economy, i was interested and fascinated by dutch culture and history. But if you say so. Another west european disappointment along side Germany and UK.
The Netherlands has a population about 5 times smaller than Germany but with 2 times the density. I’m not anti asylum, but it doesn’t strike me as reasonable to outright dismiss the desire for a lower rate
The problem is you should be, everyone should be that, at this point. Why is it a stigma to say you oppose immigration.
Exactly. EU policy needs to change so they take population density into account. We already live in the most dense country in the EU.
Why does the Netherlands have to match Germany’s Immigrant per capita rate?
"The Netherlands took about 10 times less immigrants than Germany, so it's not even much in the grand scheme of things.", while kindly ignoring the fact that the Netherlands is also about 10 times smaller than Germany in terms of landmass and being one of the most densely populated countries in Europe. Also if Germany wants to keep this 'Wir schaffen das' mentality doesn't mean we want it.
plus thats the officiall number of legal asylum seekers. Issue is the illegal ones and the ones simply coming through EU.
40,000 applications only .. so have the dutch people been played??? Rather than advocating for real problems. But focused on a problem that wasn't actually a problem in first place 😮
@@timothytusubira9904 40,000 is not 'only'. It is too many if you see the size of the country and the population density. Due to housing shortage there have been an increase of homeless people. There are already long waiting list on social housing. People are waiting for 3-4 years for getting a social housing, whereas the asylum seekers are being provided those housing without any wait. Reducing immigrants can definitely solve the housing problems to begin with.
@TheIndianTechie007 where is it 3-4?! Try 10-15 years!
@@timothytusubira9904 Immigration is a major problem.
"The decision is not popular with everyone" is such an odd way to start this off. Very few decisions are popular with everyone but Democracies work on the majority. So it would be truer to say "The decision is popular with the majority".
Excellent point.
It's the dumbest take too. I disagree with certain viewpoints of this coalition but almost everyone agrees that this unchecked immigration policy needs to go.
well, with coalition governments, it’s not a guarantee that it’s actually popular with the majority
The untouchably toxic Wilders, whose cabinet this is, garnered less than 1/3rd of the votes. I understand that this is the extreme rightwing definition of 'democracy' - aka Do As I Say - but in actual fact the extreme rightwing hates hates hates democracy, despises the rule of law and is incapable of governance, let alone good governance and avoids accountability like the plague.
Well said. Remember DW is the site that uses the term “Far Right” 60 times an hour.
I bet my money that actually nothing in the country will improve. These are measures completely missing the real problems the country has.
Exactly. They have no plan, no ideas. It's hate and resentment - that's it. there's nothing more.
“Right”, because flooding the country with unskilled people with anti-western values doesn’t lower the quality of life for the citizens of Netherlands?
Of course... That is the whole point of populism
What are the "real problems" ?
@@TheIndianTechie007 Their country is under sea level and the sea isn't dropping any time soon.
DW, why are you so biased now? The wording you choose when discussing stories betrays the views of your editorial team... A major protest is a few dozen people? and Why do you choose to never show the protest against illegal migration? Have an Agenda???
I also feel it’s become a lot worse the last 6 months or so
@@thesixth2330 They definitely have a PTO open borders agenda
Netherlands is in the top 5 contributors to the EU and number 1 per capita
and Germany is giving their money to other countries so they can buyt German products 💅
It is true, but it is also very beneficial for it to be in the EU. Imagine the Netherland leaving EU. Sea transport redirected to other countries, export od flowers and vegetables faceing border checks. Companies registering in Luxembourg instead in NL....
@@tomaszzap9574 Are you implying my comment is about leaving Europe?? I am saying the Dutch are atleast in a position to dictate certain policies just as much as deficit countries do- or don't.
And it benefits massively from common market for goods and capital. Amsterdam is one of the biggest stock exchanges on the continent - it wouldn't be if Netherlands wasn't in the EU - Rotterdam and Amsterdam are biggest and third biggest ports in Europe - they wouldn't be if Netherlands wasn't part of the EU, etc. And, besides, Netherlands is one of the richest countries in the EU so clearly the contribution to the union - a union from which Netherlands massively benefits - isn't hurting it.
@@DendarangWhy is everyone taking the simple comment that states that the NL is the biggest contributed per capita as some sort of cry to leave the EU?
Only the nuttiest Dutch people are in favour of "NLexit".
It is the sort of thing you only encounter painted on barn roofs near train tracks, or spray painted on bridges, alongside other such wisdoms as "5G causes Corona!", "COVID isn't real!" and "Corona is The Great Reset".
As an aside, I wonder if these conspiracy theory people get into fights over whether it is or isn't real. In a "No! This is MY bridge!" kinda way.
Very good we need more of this. Sweden will go the same way 2026 its enough now. Europe is the Europeans countries not the middle east and africas.
spoken like a true racist
@@CyberBeep_kenshi realist big difference. And your racist cars does not work anymore buddy we dont care what you call us. Fact will not change Europe is the Europeans countries deal with it.
the far right parties in Sweden lost support, also in Denmark, Norway and Finland . If you weren't drunk you would know this.
Middle Eastern and African countries should just continue to be exploited for natural resources that keep the economic growth of European countries, right? Let's just keep business as usual.
@@sheilah_ they are not getting exploited they are selling their goods not the other way around. Maybe think about doing better deals or he quiet. Maybe we should stop sending the billions and billions we send each year in aid money. Europe will be fine without them not the other way around tho. You are not welcome
3:55 I mean, my guy I'm all for immigration and helping people out... but this country isn't big. Like we are already one of the most densely populated countries on this entire planet of ours, and adding even "only" 40.000 just adds to this increase of density (and idk if the 40k was including or excluding family reunionization efforts). We need nature space, agricultural space, recreational space, industry space. We can't just build more and more and more, up and out, until the entire country is effectively one mega-city.
Its funny how other countries that are bigger limit asylum to less that 2000 or even 500, but people say nothing is bad with that....
Its funny how other countries that are bigger limit asylum to less that 2000 or even 500, but people say nothing is bad with that....
This is how real democracy works.
Compromise from all sides.
No such thing. You DO NOT compromise with fascists, Chamberlain. You defeat them.
The immigration issue is for many in the Netherlands not even an original immigration issue. Plenty support immigration but feel that the Netherlands can't handle it in the current situation. For instance due to the housage shortage which is already taking place for years and grows bigger and bigger (which is also directly related to many houses becoming unaffortable for the average population). Meanwhile to few houses can be build due to other EU rules to protect nature.
It basically all adds up and the previous governments have been unable to solve the issue (this being just one of a few major topics throughout the years) thus the population looks elsewhere to have such issues solved.
"Convicted of being islamophobic." Holy sh*! Officially? Take my vote! 🤣
How pathetic and sad. Heal your soul!!
As a Dutch person, I would say this;
Do not give this new government exemptions on environmental issues. Do not give in to their unreasonable right wing demands regarding immigrants.
The majority of Dutch people do not agree with such things.
However your people have voted otherwise. Vol is vol, toch?
On a collision course with the EU???
More like on collision course with it self, It`s the second day and 2 coalition partners are already fighting.
This coalition won't last 7 months
I hope the EU survives the decade.
I hope this far right resurgence will end up as total disappointment to voters and then EU will finally have a chance to move to further federalisation.
@@Sorinoir Finally? that would litterally be worst case, we ar no united states for the europhiles
They don't want us to sadly. Middle east wants us dead for good, they may win.
@@Sorinoiryou must hate us this much. I'm sorry we exist
@@Sorinoir Federalisation will be the end of the EU.
If the EU rejected the far left, I don’t think we would be worried faced with the far right
I don't think you know what the far left is.
The last time i checked EU wasn't a communist one party state with planed economy and abolition of private property.
Define far left and far right.
Socialist liberals or capitalist liberals?
Socialist conservative (communists) or capitalist conservatives (fascists)?
At least who is not centrist, knows what they are, and dont follow like sheeple. No matter what far direction you mean.
@@paulreed2204 the far left has never been in control of the EU… democratic socialists are leftists they are not far left… they have been around for centuries and been historically pro EU and pro NATO.
It’s conservative economics that cause the rise of the far right - see the financial crash and the rise of managerialism
Will the new hardline on immigration affect those currently playing for them at UEFA Euro 2024?
What do you mean? There are no foreigners playing in Dutch football team. Are you from the Mars?
3:55 do you realize that Netherland is NOT the same size of Germay, don't you?
Europe ISLAM FREE !!!
Writing from Ireland, an EU partner, I would oppose any dilution of environmental standards, on nutrients, on water quality, on sustainable animal farming without excessive imports of feedstuffs.
Apart from the wisdom of a nutrient balance in agriculture, the regulations underpin the Single Market, in that they prevent trade advantage from a race to the bottom on environmental standards.
It has been too difficult to agree these Standards among 27 Member States, no one State should be in any doubt on its obligation to implement them.
Herr Wilders? Watch your pronunciation please 😮
Kriebelt het weer in je onderbuikje?
Herr betekent gewoon Meneer en ook gebruikt als beleefdheids vorm als je iemand met een belangrijke functie aanspreekt
Had je liever gehad dat ie em gappie had genoemt?
Uhmm.. Less international students?!?!?!?
The EU is no longer an organisation with any merits
So the Russian yt bots never stop...
The EU is the reason why we've had peace for 60+ years. Before the EU everybody tried to kill everyone else every couple of years.
The EU is the reason for economic growth and prosperity. Before the EU the Europeans were either meh or had to exploit colonies to grow.
The EU is the reason why Europe matters in the first place. No country in Europe is large enough to compete with the US, China or Russia on their own. (This is why the Russian bots never stop trying to divide us.)
And the EU is a huge force for ANTI(!!!)-bureaucracy. There is only one set of rules, no borders and mostly just one currency. Many people already forgot how annoying it used to be - and still is for countries outside the EU - to look up and comply regulations for x different countries, fill our customs forms for import, export and transit etc. Ask the UK, and they only have to do it for the EU. Imagine you had to do this for 27 individual countries.
Nonsense.
Most of our rights and power of negotiation come from EU, it absolutely is with merit
Then take a look at Britain which left and is now a food bank nation.
@@rod9829actually I'm 6th generation Prussian Australian
1:22 The Netherlands is not a small country. It’s alongside Romania the biggest of the medium sized countries in the EU. The same is true for the world. Studying statistics helps ;) If Netherlands is a small country, what about Slovenia, Malta, etc. ?
Landmass and population density needs to be taken into account.
The Netherlands is slap down the middle when it comes to size in Europe. When it comes to the world. It's definitely small.
@@jivkoyanchev1998 I was thinking population. And Netherlands is about 69 out of about 189 countries. So if you split the countries in two. It would belong to the group of bigger countries. It's also world wide one of the bigger medium sized country. World wide the distribution is relatively similar as in Europe.
@81Earthangel That's not how things work. You can't just split lists on big and small. I mean, in your mind, you can, but generally, people don't do so.
The G20, for example, every county there is both bigger in size and population. That's why the Netherlands is called small, because the global powers see it as small.
@@jivkoyanchev1998 Well your world view implies that there are no medium sized countries and every country in the world is either big or small. Of course G20 countries are big population wise, if not they wouldn't be economically significant enough to join the club.
As a German im very jealous of the Dutch. I fear in Germany immigration will continue until Germans are a minority.
It will be a rough ride because political moves have consequences. In a couple so dependent on foreign workforce where companies have a hard time hiring, rules that make it even harder will trigger some backlash. No wonder why the biggest players like ASML now hire more people to work on sites abroad, quiet quitting for companies indeed.
Or because of intense discussion that will follow we might end up with one of the best immigration policies ever thought of.
@bratwurstmitbiryani yeah, we can hope for that, but I wouldn't bet my house on it
I don’t think this coalition is affecting much the possible future employees of big corporations like ASML. It’s more about asylum seekers and illegal immigration. What they can influence is making a better business environment like reducing taxes for companies
Some internationals have some empathy for others and don't play by the "as long as it's fine for me I don't care" book. Also, lower tech businesses are also in dire need for staff
@@humanistreason cut cheap labour and capitalists will start to make working conditions worse as workers demand better wages and conditions. The left and its unions will rise now that firms realise it’s gonna be harder to underpay workers. Meaning it’s gonna help the left return…
No more new bike lane?
It is the voting public that determines what is far-left and far-right, not the media. If a party receives > 20% of the vote, it is not far anything, except perhaps far from what the media wanted.
Yeah, that’s not how political ideology works.
Far, in this context, means far from center.
@@jamesbarbosa8714 and the popularity of an ideology doesn’t determine how far-left, centrist, or far-right that same ideology is. Ideologies have objective definitions on a spectrum, and regardless of whether or not a party that represents a certain portion of that spectrum garners >20% of the vote, those voters are voting in support of an ideology that is factually and objectively at that point on the spectrum.
no one in the Europe t is interested now in what is happening in Afghanistan
until 1979, no one in the west knew or wanted to know about Afghanistan. and when the USSR sent troops there at the request of the Afghan government, all the mass media in the west were filled with news from there. how Soviet soldiers allegedly kill Afghans there. which was not true.
and remember last year. An earthquake occurred in Afghanistan. thousands of poor people in a poor province died. and no one in the west wrote about them. and no one helped them. This is Europe two-faced. only Kazakhstan sent aid to victims in Afghanistan. no one in west is interested in what is happening in Africa or Afghanistan or in Asia
If immigration is significantly higher then citizens will approve of, then that is a topic.. ,.. I'm Dutch... I don't feel like there are more immigrants,. they don't bother me much. Also statistics and numbers seem pretty stable.. I do however notice daily how this random problem is talked about everywhere, often acompanied with an islam sneer. I cannot explain it,but the emotions are real and they are quite scary in my view.
Legal immigration is good, illegal immigration is not on ! It’s a country of laws !
ASML should leave the Netherlands for Luxembourg
Luxembourg is too small.
No
@@frenetic1057 the Netherlands is too racist.
Why ? Need a job ? 😂
The gdp would increase by like 40% lol
The illegal immigration is understandable people want to curb, and if the sentiment is against immigration in general, that should be considered, but former colonial powers like the Netherlands, Britain and France, have moral problems there, I think. If a country had colonies and enriched itself how can it justly turn down people from such countries?
I dont think even the most nationalic dutch man has a Problem with Indonesians.
As a group they have always been great, culturally close and enriching.
The problem people have is subsaharan and middle eastern immigration. We tried for long enough, but there is a significant minority among them who are violent, show no respect for the law of the land, putting their own beliefs a both it. And im not even getting started on the problems regarding lacking education and abusing social security systems.
Not all immigrants are made equally
You aren't morally obliged to let people move into your house if you employed them at some point in time (or if your grandfather employed their grandparents, or if a wealthy guy that lived in your neighborhood during your grandfather's time employed their grandparents). What's the point of independence if the people want to turn around and move to the land of their former rulers? Were Morocco, Turkey, Syria, or Afghanistan ever Dutch colonies, anyway?
Easily. People do not inherit the sins of their ancestors.
Easy, they need to be focused on having a future instead of living in the past.
@@MyILoveMinecraft The write-up you responded to did not actually raise the so-called concerns you adressed. Please get some education.
very good❤🎉
ITS A BIG CIRCUS HERE! NO ONE LIKES THE OTHER. THE FIRST 2 DAYS WAS ONLY ANGER!!!
Happy I left 20 years ago.
Close the borders problem solved, be nationalist.
This breaks my heart. I so want to live in the Netherlands 💔
A lot of people do and that's why they're moving right.
@Booz2020 And the Dutch are quite prone to spitting the dummy out when something doesn't go their way.
It's all good
If you are white, have blond hair and blue eyes you'll be fine. Others need not apply as long as this sh*tstain government is in place. Which, I can reassure you, will not be long.
@@kevink3688 Netherlands is not center for immigration since it is not important industrial country
How do we solve the immigrants problems?
Can we buy an empty land somewhere in the world? Put in some finance, investment, jobs, schools and building a new government. New country in other word.
I can guarantee one thing. The wealthy will stay wealthy & accumulate more wealth.
Wants exemption from environmental rules…😂Oh common
Disappointed with the Netherlands, I've always admired them for their progressive social policies..and now they are following lesser countries to the right....quite sad
Don't be sad, we had a nationlist party rise up to a major player here in Denmark. The following election they got a real hammering and just about died. When these parties with only an immigration agenda come into plain view they are seen to be empty barrels.
It's a good decisions. Great actually! European countries under the hardest pressure to evaporate their ORIGINAL population are France, Netherlands, Belgium, England, Germany...
You want us dead for your revenge
Hopefully the adults will take control. Those who really care for the future of their offspring, and devise sensible plans and programs to serve the nation, not just money.
Well the left and workers unions will quickly rise now that cheap labour has gone.
Workers will be demanding better working rights and higher pay now that the capitalists can’t be reliant on cheap labour.
It’s a win for the left and the EU in the long run which is good for the future
the adults already had control, wilders is just a one mannshow that only wants to divide. nothing good will come of this
Its Simple, if the EU doesnt listen, we do not pay! We pay more to the eu then we receive so. Its our land, out country, our democracy, we make the rules not the EU.
💚 Finally 💚
The new Dutch government will be doing a lot of back stepping as reality will slowly set in and the opposition will take aim.
Numbers about the family reunification are very low much lower than communicated to the public as came to light lately with actual numbers.
Family reunification needs to end.
In other words, the far-right LIED. As they always do. And they were found out.
I would like to just visit Netherlands for a week or two especially the windvanes, but there's no country like home 🇰🇪❤
The EU was created out of political convenience with total disregard of the varying eco-politico-social profiles of the countries in the first set and adding more complexity as it forced itself to expand. What is currently happening is in response to the strait-jackets the EU Commission and EU Council are forcing EU States to wear. Unlike the EEC, the EU is entrapment. Imprisoned by the Euro currency.
How much are you paid by comment?
What are you talking about?
I don't agree with you! EU, a deep integration is much better for us. Euro is a useful mutual currency
Netherlands biggest problem is their anti-Russia policy. Europe needs a new grouping that sees Russia as a partner. Ukraine isn't that partner.
The Ned is showing the way for the other member states. This is the way it has to be❤
Anyone taking sides with G.Wilders is feeding the extreme right. Don't say afterwards you couldn't foresee the gravity of your action!
I side with him.
@@dennykeaton9701well then you votrd for extreme rigjt populism anf racism. didnyou evennbother to lookup the things he says? he made the problems look bigger than they are, and then rejected the spreidingswet, so the problem would stay.
populism NEVER solves anything, just makes things worse..... so 'thanks' 😡
@@CyberBeep_kenshireligion isn’t a race. It’s a belief, again crying wolf is the big reason why voting far right makes sense.
@@MrWhitmen1981 i never mentioned religion Anywhere.
@@MrWhitmen1981 and voting on extreme parties, left or right, is NEVER a good thing. and fyi, our left parties aren't extreme at all. heck, we have the partij for animals, that is literally the only one with a longterm environmental plan....
the pvv is just another ordinary extreme right populist party that will ruin any progress we made in years. all they do is spread division. and the best example of them lying is the spreidingswet, in short, the purpose was to spread asylum seekers across more cities, so the 2 major centers got less pressure. And if the pvv was Honest about solving those issues, they would have voted in favor. But thetpy didn't. Meaning: they Want things to go bad, so ppl vote for them. Oldeat trick in the the book....
and that's all they got. no progress, less money for education, etc. Never a good sign when they want kids to have a worse education......
The eu has for to long tried to act like a single nation
Actually,.. the EU never tried that.
It's trying to act as a union of multiple nations.
@@Michiel_de_Jong Thank you for setting the record straight.
Nooooooo! I wanted to go to uni in Maastricht!
Go elsewhere.
@@dennykeaton9701 easy to say
@@Sorinoir Don't go where you're not wanted.
@@frenetic1057 you dutch are really unwelcoming people, even towards fellow European from neighbouring countries.
@@frenetic1057 i just wanted to make my studies in Nederlands and move to live there, learn Dutch and pay my fare share of taxes and help dutch economy, i was interested and fascinated by dutch culture and history. But if you say so. Another west european disappointment along side Germany and UK.