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But (as stated) they disagree on most things. Because they are both usually in the opposition to the governing parties, they do opposition work and present diss
by nqlart 4y ago
But (as stated) they disagree on most things. Because they are both usually in the opposition to the governing parties, they do opposition work and present dissenting opinions on vaccine efficacy, war support etc.
Often these few common topics overlap with the libertarian viewpoint.
- wongarsu 4y agoI don't understand that argument. If the government supports a war, doesn't that make any opposition parties more likely to agree with each other that the war is bad? Of course they can disagree with the war for different reason, but both parties being in opposition and dissenting still makes them more likely to have common ground. Edit: unless we are talking about one or two party systems, there the dynamics are stranger