People Before Profit react to being eliminated from the European election count

The transcript discusses the political strategy for the left to gain more council seats by being cohesive and transferring votes among themselves. It emphasizes the importance of unity within the left, similar to the cooperation between Fena Fall and Fena Gayle. The speaker highlights the need for this strategy to marginalize the far right and strengthen the left's position, particularly in Dublin, where the left has traditionally been strong.

What is the main action the speaker suggests the left should take to strengthen their position?

• Focus on social media presence

• Be more cohesive and coherent

• Collaborate with the far right

• Increase campaign funding

How does the speaker suggest the left can marginalize the far right?

• By increasing public rallies

• By transferring votes within left-leaning parties

• By forming alliances with centrist parties

• By focusing on economic policies

Which parties are mentioned as examples of strong vote transfer?

• Fena Fall and Fena Gayle

• Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael

• Labour and Green Party

• Sinn Féin and Social Democrats

What does the speaker believe about the left's historical strength in Dublin?

• It is dependent on international support

• It fluctuates with each election

• It has been traditionally strong

• It has always been weak

What does the speaker imply about the future of the left if they follow the suggested strategy?

• They will lose more seats

• They will strengthen their position

• They will become irrelevant

• They will face more internal conflicts