Crises have split European voters into five ‘tribes’, survey suggests
Crises have split European voters into five ‘tribes’, survey suggests
Attitudes to climate, migration, global economic turmoil, Ukraine and Covid will dominate this year’s elections, research indicates
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Some people believe Covid is the most important topic in this election? I'd say that is practically over. What concerns these citizens??
Also some people are still miffed about the measures taken.
As I understand them, they feel very strongly that anything that curbed their rights in the face of the pandemic was unacceptable regardless of the consequences (which they seemed non-existent or acceptable). Therefore they (the think different people) think this is an important subject.
All the covid measures where taken by "the elite" to exercise power over the masses and thus this must be countered structurally.
I do not agree, but this is how I understand some of it.
anything that curbed their rights in the face of the pandemic was unacceptable regardless of the consequences (which they seemed non-existent or acceptable).
For most of them it isn't that deep. They don't really think. They were simply annoyed they couldn't do things they enjoyed, and got angry. Not unlike little children.
Anything more is a rationalisation and a justification of their feelings, in order to sound less impulsive and irrational.
I just watched a documentary on dutch tv about right wing extremism in the Netherlands, and this does come up.. You might be right form some, but several of the people shown articulated conspiracies others where very vocal about muh rights.
Presumably the problems in health care systems shown by Covid, Long Covid and of course new variants affecting people with compromised immune systems.
I'd say that is practically over
The problem is that the media and political class has conspired to make you think that. It is most definitely not "over". Not as a live pandemic, and not as the aftermath ie long covid, lost school years, etc. It's like if in 2009 people said the financial crisis was over.