Maurits Vande Reyde wrote that it said a lot about the state of the country that the public broadcaster still allowed this man to speak to defend a large government. https://t.co/sYXRwK8Y2T #politiek #overheid #maatschappij (translated)
Rein Bijlsma urged readers to remember the images. He wrote that people could now experience for themselves what it was like to witness the rise of Nazism and the growing hatred of Jews in the 1930s, and stated that this was now happening on the streets, in squares, at stations, and in the media. According to him, it seemed that no one in power was willing to do anything about it, and society had once again capitulated. #geschiedenis #antisemitisme #maatschappij (translated)
Symphony wrote to WNL Op Zondag that the warning to a guest to behave, otherwise they would end up in prison, sounded assertive on camera. According to Symphony, however, nothing changed: it remained just nice words for the stage and the execution was delayed. #debat #beleid #maatschappij (translated)
GeenStijl wrote that the mayor of Apeldoorn had invited a boy who described himself as a problem boy to his office, but that the boy didn't pay any attention to him. https://t.co/Vz2FEgiXSX #Apeldoorn #jeugd #maatschappij (translated)
Harm Beertema wrote that those involved had walked away resolutely and with dignity, because they wanted to challenge Mona Keijzer and were convinced of their own correctness. He stated that they did not realize how close they were to a great threat and wondered why the New Social Contract still existed. #politiek #maatschappij #veranderingen (translated)
Ten Heerde compared three cases and wrote that Ali A., whom he described as Moroccan, had killed the pregnant Elizabeth while driving at 115 km/h and using laughing gas in his BMW, and then fled the scene. According to him, Ali A. received eight months in prison. Ten Heerde also wrote that the Turkish Emre A. had run a red light for 27 seconds at a speed of over 100 km/h and had killed the expecting father Bas; for this, Emre A. was said to have received six months in prison. According to Ten Heerde, Limburg resident John A. also received six months in prison for projecting a counterpart to Black Lives Matter on a bridge. Ten Heerde concluded that, in his opinion, the country was "very much broken." #justitie #veiligheid #maatschappij (translated)
Geert Noels wrote that he understood why parties stood up for the majority of the population who, according to him, contributed little. He called it immoral that they defended social abuses in his opinion with an appeal to solidarity and social arguments. #solidariteit #maatschappij #ethiek (translated)
Denkewel wrote that he had spent months in the rain when he was homeless. The author noted that rain was water and not lava, and called for an end to spreading what he described as alarmist propaganda from the asylum industry. #dakloosheid #asiel #maatschappij (translated)
ONRECHT wrote that after a recently held maiden speech, a lot of nonsense had been said according to the account and expressed surprise about the country's governance. https://t.co/Vtq11H0lNr #politiek #maatschappij #maidentoespraak (translated)
"Discrimination is not only at the UWV, but in society as a whole," Vijlbrief said at the talk show table on Wednesday evening. #discriminatie #UWV #Vijlbrief (translated)
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Arno Wellens stated that people who say it is not that bad are living in an alternative reality according to him and therefore do not know the facts. He wrote that they primarily attended elitist progressive gatherings and urged them to hit the streets. #alternatieveFeiten #maatschappij #progressief (translated)
Maarten van Rossem wrote that Israel was founded as a safe home for a discriminated minority, but according to him, it had developed into one of the most aggressive and unpleasant states in the world. He called that development deeply sad. #israël https://t.co/UwFTLBiqjs #Israël #politiek #maatschappij (translated)
Arno Wellens wrote that a father from a family was beaten to death by a repeat offender who received a year in prison. According to him, such cases made people angry and drove them to the right, not Russian disinformation, climate racism, a retreating government, or other politically correct ideas. #rechtvaardigheid #criminaliteit #maatschappij (translated)
Mariana_news wrote that according to her, the Netherlands was sliding further down a slippery slope and added that it could and should. https://t.co/HnwxpRvM5j #Nederland #Politiek #Maatschappij (translated)
Luc wrote that people, according to him, should not smoke, drink, or eat too fatty due to health risks, while the government, according to him, ignored their health by making them work until the age of 67. #gezondheid #maatschappij #politiek (translated)
Wim den Oudsten asked why the government, in his opinion, spent millions annually on family reunification for foreigners who had contributed nothing to society, while Dutch elderly people who had often been together for more than 50 years could not always stay together when one of them needed extra care. He stated that those elderly people had contributed to the government their entire lives and said that the government should be deeply ashamed of that. #gezinshereniging #ouderen #maatschappij (translated)
Weird Duk called the messages from Jetten and Paternotte about October 7 scandalous and accused Van Baarle of deliberate provocations. He wondered how the Netherlands ended up in this dystopia and how it could get out of it again. #7oktober #politiek #maatschappij #dystopie (translated)
JA21 wrote that amplified Islamic call to prayer was heard several times a day in public spaces, was unwanted by many, and created an exceptional position. The party therefore opposed amplified calls. Joost Eerdmans said: "We don't put the preacher on the roof either." https://t.co/Fmjt598LBn #religievrijheid #Nederland #maatschappij (translated)
Harm Beertema wrote that people who ate bacon, according to a joke, had a lower chance of marrying a 9-year-old. He argued that England would be lost as a country if such a joke led to a report, prosecution, and punishment in an actual case. #bacon #humor #maatschappij (translated)
Arno Wellens wrote that, according to him, peace prevailed. He used derogatory terms for those involved and stated that they were even worse than people who panicked during the pandemic. #vrede #maatschappij #pandemie (translated)
