Poverty and discontent are inextricably linked

The European elections have passed. The results are a reflection of the state of people in the various European countries. You can hear any opinions. Nearly fifty percent do not vote. Why? They don't care who distributes their tax money. Apparently, they don't care or don't have faith in politicians anymore. Nearly fifteen percent vote for hard-line parties. At least that's what the other parties call them. However, do the other parties ask themselves why this percentage votes for the so-called extreme parties? It's true; the coronavirus had its impact. True, the immigration raids had an impact. True, rising interest rates have had an impact. True, the rise in groceries has had an impact. It is true that European companies need human resources. I believe that the circumstances require attention. Politicians should address these issues. Politicians are responsible for enacting appropriate laws promptly. The aim is to shield individuals from encountering challenging circumstances. The goal is to restructure the budget to better serve the interests of the people. Imagine a family on a budget. In the past few years, the cost of almost everything has doubled. This family, which could live on this budget, now can't afford their bills. What is left for them is to look for other rulers. This is the truth. I don't believe that whoever comes will possess a magical wand to make things right. For as long as the world can remember, it has been getting better. But he didn't manage to recover. I cannot blame those people who are searching for an opportunity to help themselves in a peaceful way. It is not fair for the ruling politicians to label them as extremists. If there's no way out, things can get out of control. It's better to sit down and talk about how both parties can work together. Let's assume that there are strong nationalist sentiments. However, this election was primarily a manifestation of people's dissatisfaction with their financial circumstances. It is true that people who know their psychology take advantage of it to break into politics. If they are excellent citizens, they can offer their ideas for the benefit of the people. To address the divide and rule strategy, therefore, those politicians who think of the welfare of the people should take care of the problems of most people before supporting bad ideas. This is my personal opinion.