One in four Dutch voters has lost faith in all political parties, survey finds

This is how Trumps get ellected

Which is the goal of the very populists they voted for…

Is it the "right-wing populists govern in unison with conservative party, ineptly" effect?

That means 75% are still in the delusion that anyone cares. That's a lot higher than I would have thought.

This distrust is especially strong among those who voted for Nieuw Sociaal Contract (NSC), with 32 percent expressing no trust, as well as voters for BBB (28 percent) and PVV (26 percent).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Social_Contract

In foreign policy, NSC aspires to continue intensive cooperation within Europe. The idea is that by working together, the Netherlands gets a better grip on cross-border problems such as migration, CO2 emissions and the power of big tech. Nevertheless, NSC also sees the need to strengthen the democratic legitimacy of European legislation and calls for the European Union to be more transparent and accountable to European citizens. According to its party manifesto, European decision-making must become more transparent and be more focused on upholding the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality. Ultimately, Omtzigt has vowed for a firm stance from the Netherlands in Europe, without creeping transfers of budgets and powers eroding national sovereignty and democratic control, and argues that the Netherlands should protect its interests on the European stage. The party also calls for no more Dutch participation in Eurozone bailouts, less EU influence on Dutch taxation policies and for the Netherlands to opt-out of EU agreements it deems contradictory to Dutch interests. NSC supports Dutch NATO membership and argues for the Netherlands to meet the standard of at least 2% of GDP on defense.[37]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Party_for_Freedom

PVV's main issues are migration and critique of Islam. The PVV has proposed banning the Quran and shutting down all mosques in the Netherlands.[7] The party is Eurosceptic[8][9] and favoured withdrawal from the EU until 2024.[10]

So I take it that this is something of a "I voted for either less or no EU and a Netherlands for the Dutch and yet the government hasn't done any of that!"

Everyone's good with the media, then. It's just the political parties they've lost faith in.

So they are doing direct action to improve their conditions right? Right?

In the US it’s probably what? Atleast half?

We can't blame them, it's pretty much the same everywhere in the West: bourgeois democracies full of backward, imperialist, greedy, and now fascist scums. Perhaps it's time to accept that our model is a total failure and move towards something new, by popular force if necessary.

The left runs on vibes and the right doesn't want to fix anything. That's not the fault of political parties, but just how different kinds of people think and operate. I don't have a solution, really. The best I can come up with is: If you don't like the laws where you live, see if anywhere else has a system you like. If you find something, consider moving there. If you don't find what you're dreaming of anywhere in the world then it is probably not (politically?) possible and you'll just have to cope.

I consider myself apolitical for around 20 years. I don’t even vote.