
Originally Posted by
Fragony
Yeah I do that so what, PVV isn't like the BNP or it's kinds.
@Louis, yes he is very popular with indo- dutchies, but I would seek the cause of that somewhere else, they don't really get along.
van Leeuwens is the leftist church at it's most pathetic by the way, we don't react in the same way when somebody says 'Israeli spy' or 'Indo heritage' as lefties do, nice try. And they try.
edit wait, it was more pathetic that he can't find a muslim girl, gawd lefties
Oh, I don't know, Fragony.
1- Firstly, there is of course the fun fact in itself that Wilders himself is of dark-skinned, Islamic heritage.
2 - Wilders denies or downplays this fact. Indeed the bleached hair is a constant reminder of this denial - even an act of self-denial. His remarkable hair is not a coincidence, but key to understanding his psychology and social expression thereof.
3 - When the politician's grandfather came to the Netherlands on furlough in 1935, he found himself sacked from his job. He and his wife, who was used to having servants and living the life of an aristocrat, suddenly had to adjust to a new environment. Poverty and bitterness were their lot.
Oooh...so no more Muslim servants for our colonial. No more Muslim subjects for the Wilders family to rule over. Frustrated, some? 
4 - Wilders is of mixed race. Of immigrant heritage. Noticable about Wilders of course is that he is not your average European racist. Wilders does not attack foreigners indiscriminately, or those of different etnicity. This is peculiar for the far right. No, wilders only attacks Muslims. The PVV is not a racist, but an anti-Islam party.
By thus drawing the line of 'Dutchness' between 'Dutch culture' and 'Islamic culture', instead of a line between 'Dutch etnicity' and 'Non-Dutch etnicity', Wilders the halfcast becomes Wilders the fullcast. He now firmly, at last, belongs in the first camp.
This is quite common. Note for example the endemic racism towards African Blacks by French-Caribbean Blacks of mixed blood. The former, they insist, are not French, whereas they insist they themselves are. It is an interesting psychological mechanism.
5 - Extremist politicians are at an astonishing rate found to have convulated pasts, an 'off' heritage. For want of knowledge of an intersting study of the top of my head, three quick examples that spring to mind:
Zhirinovsky, the Russian ultra-nationalist and that nation's most virulent anti-Semite (quite an achievement) - who at last acknowledged last year he is himself Jewish.
Hitler, Stalin and Napoleon - all originating from outer provinces who were not fully part of the larger country. In some act of compensation, all three set out on a territorial conquest on behalf of the nation (/as leader of the nation whom they tricked into the abyss) that always saw them as a semi-foreigner.
The shorter and darker the Nazi, the louder he squeeked about tall blond Superhumans.
6 - The Pied-Noirs are among the most resentful people, most outspoken anti-Islam I know. There seems to be a ready parallel between the French who were driven out of Algeria, and the Dutch who were driven out of Indonesia. There is a mixture of bitter nostalgia and hatred for the Islamic rulers of their former homeland.
7 - On a related note: Is the Jewish part of Wilders etnic make-up entirely irrelevant to his openly professed love for Israel? Is that a leftist obfuscation too?
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