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As the discussion unfolds, Vlaardingerbroek reflects on political violence in the Netherlands, citing events from the early 2000s, including the murders of filmmaker Theo Van Gogh and politician Pim Fortuyn. These events are noted as significant indicators of the tensions surrounding immigration and integration policies that have not improved over the last two decades.
Vlaardingerbroek criticizes the perennial leadership of the People's Party for Freedom and Democracy (VVD), which has perpetuated a neoliberal agenda focused on open borders and free-market policies, neglecting the broader social impacts of mass immigration on Dutch citizens.