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Opposing mid-term and long-term trends: | Opposing mid-term and long-term trends: | ||
* Radicalization in times of wealth: | * Rejection: Radicalization in times of wealth: | ||
** It's said that in those times the party is doomed for reincarnation. When the radical forces surpass the line of no longer being tolerable the party gets basically ostracized by society and the cycle repeats. (NPD, AfD, ...) | ** It's said that in those times the party is doomed for reincarnation. When the radical forces surpass the line of no longer being tolerable the party gets basically ostracized by society and the cycle repeats. (NPD, AfD, ...) | ||
* Radicalization in times of insecurity | * Attraction: Radicalization in times of insecurity. (That's a general thing for extreme movements.) | ||
** When global, national and regional crises dominate daily news they gain votes. | ** When global, national and regional crises dominate daily news they gain votes. | ||
*** Rule of thumb: The more a topic is attributable to people the better it works. Ergo, mediocre gains for pandemic viruses and inflation (until it gets critical). Strong gains for political enemies that "want to ruin the country" and migrants (may it be justifiable or not). | *** Rule of thumb: The more a topic is attributable to people the better it works. Ergo, mediocre gains for pandemic viruses and inflation (until it gets critical). Strong gains for political enemies that "want to ruin the country" and migrants (may it be justifiable or not). | ||