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you'd have to compare the US far right, with other modern countries far right's i guess, to determine if it was accurate or not. You'd also need to compare the
by mbfg 4y ago
you'd have to compare the US far right, with other modern countries far right's i guess, to determine if it was accurate or not. You'd also need to compare the US far left against far left's in other modern countries. I'd suspect, that what goes for far left in the US is more positioned as moderate in other modern countries.
- unity1001 4y ago> US far left What. The US doesn't even have a 'left'. Leave aside the 'far' kind of it.
- KyeRussell 4y agoI bet that you rate everything either 4 or 5 stars, too. The point that OP is making is quite clear but you’re distracting the conversation with what’s essentially a Twitter quip.
- unity1001 4y agoMy comment is accurate. The lack of any left, leave aside 'far' left' in the US is the root of all of the problems that the US has. When something isnt balanced, it topples to one side. This applies to societies too. And the US is one such society toppled entirely to one side. Similarly, such false usage of terms like 'left', 'right' is also something that prevents the US society from analyzing the situation and making corrections. Anyone calls anything whatever they want without any concern for the meaning of actual terms. It ends up in anyone being able to create any false reality for themselves.
- acdha 4y agoIt definitely does. What you should be comparing are the relative sizes and almost nonexistent access to political power, which makes the difference quite clear.
- unity1001 4y agoIf the relative size of something is extremely small and it has nonexistent access to political power, it simply does not exist.