I am joining swedish politics

[Alexop]

 I think politics can be a cool life purpose. You get into the party, you meet members physically, you get recognised by your charisma, competence, knowledge. No algorithm bullshit, no marketing skills that override competence. If you suck, you suck. If you're good, you raise in the party's hierarchy. Charisma is not marketing for me, it is competence.

I can use my 15 years of personal development and politics education to help people survive better. People appreciate you if you help them survive better. Most people don't care about our advanced philosophy shit. They want just to survive better. 

I joined the social-democrats, a stage Orange-Green huge party. It is basically almost double as big as the second most popular party. I got in the party 2 months ago. I already got recognised because of my competent arguments. Already met and worked with 3 parliament deputees. One guy from the opposition, the neo-liberal Moderates, I talked to, said he didn't get such good arguments against his claims for a long time.

Looking forward to grow in the party and help Sweden.

 

 

[Natasha Tori Maru]

Definitely keep us updated with what you can - big pivot! But I dare say a good fit; you have always come across as passionate around the topic 

[Alexop]

6 minutes ago, Natasha Tori Maru said:

Definitely keep us updated with what you can - big pivot! But I dare say a good fit; you have always come across as passionate around the topic 

Thanks 🙏 yea politics is cool because you can combine soo many disciplines together. Sociology, psychology, economics, finance, law, power-dynamics, Spiral-Dynamics (which is HUGE and almost no politician knows about it).

It is and art too. How much truth and progress will the people accept? Where is the country's center of gravity? Which party posess excess of one or more SD memetics? 

It is not as simple as you go in and tell people about Stage Turquoise "reality is a hallucination" shit. Nobody will take you seriously or you will even be get kicked out.

[Nivsch]

Good luck! You will be great

[Bjorn K Holmstrom]

That's awesome, I've been yearning to see more stage yellow arise in Swedish politics. Just went and voted today. I feel all parties are important (also the ones kept outside the parliament due to the >4% barrier), since they are all a sensor to concerns in the population, so voting for just one party is a bit limited. I've been starting to research ways to gradually improve the system, step by step from the current model to a polycentric commonwealth.

Looking forward to hear about your political career.

[Alexop]

58 minutes ago, Bjorn K Holmstrom said:

That's awesome, I've been yearning to see more stage yellow arise in Swedish politics. Just went and voted today. I feel all parties are important (also the ones kept outside the parliament due to the >4% barrier), since they are all a sensor to concerns in the population, so voting for just one party is a bit limited. I've been starting to research ways to gradually improve the system, step by step from the current model to a polycentric commonwealth.

Looking forward to hear about your political career.

Parties that did not make the threshold are there for a reason. People don't resonate with them. Either they are too extreme or they have a poor PR. Like those antivaxxers or those excess Green woketards (feministisk intiativ). Even the Sweden Democrats who we can all agree they are a bunch of assholes, they got so big because they were the first ones who dared to say something that was kind of true. That immigration has to be carefully managed, instead of ideological pursuit of "opening our hearts" and "my country does not build walls" and become world's good Samaritan.

Look what i got from that Moderate guy haha, he got kind of triggered. Sun cream.

 

Edited 6 hours ago by Alexop

[Monster Energy]

I really hope you become a well-known figure. It’s actually quite easy to become one in Sweden. I think you’re going to say things that the Swedish people don’t necessarily want to hear but need to hear, and that’s exactly why I think you’ll stand out.

I’m glad we live in the same country.

 

[LordFall]

Very good. What's your socials, I'll follow you. Looking forward to the new Swedish world order you will bring 🫡

 

[Ulax]

That's my president

[Alexop]

8 minutes ago, Ulax said:

That's my president

 

10 minutes ago, LordFall said:

Very good. What's your socials, I'll follow you. Looking forward to the new Swedish world order you will bring 🫡

 

https://www.instagram.com/alexopris0?stkn=bTc1NDV5ZnM5amU3

 

[LordFall]

Oh forgot I was following you already! 

Your point on SD daring to articulate migration issues first is spot-on from a memetic standpoint. How receptive are the older S party figures to ditching the old taboo and approaching integration strictly through a lens of state capacity and social survival?

[Bjorn K Holmstrom]

2 hours ago, Alexop said:

Parties that did not make the threshold are there for a reason. People don't resonate with them. Either they are too extreme or they have a poor PR. Like those antivaxxers or those excess Green woketards (feministisk intiativ). Even the Sweden Democrats who we can all agree they are a bunch of assholes, they got so big because they were the first ones who dared to say something that was kind of true. That immigration has to be carefully managed, instead of ideological pursuit of "opening our hearts" and "my country does not build walls" and become world's good Samaritan.

That's too reductionist in my view, reducing the people voting for the parties with less >4% to null. I get that it is practical to have the barrier, but the signal loss is real.

[Alexop]

1 hour ago, LordFall said:

Oh forgot I was following you already! 

Your point on SD daring to articulate migration issues first is spot-on from a memetic standpoint. How receptive are the older S party figures to ditching the old taboo and approaching integration strictly through a lens of state capacity and social survival?

Magdalena Andersson said S will have a strict migration policy. And also a strict workforce immigration. I just had a discussion with a neo-liberal who was dissatisfied with making workforce immigration stricter. They want their cheap slaves for their companies.