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I wrote the GP and I agree completely as far as that goes. My point is, that's because of the lack of leaders who stands up for the values I described in the G
by wolverine876 3y ago
I wrote the GP and I agree completely as far as that goes.
My point is, that's because of the lack of leaders who stands up for the values I described in the GP. The leaders on the 'left', really centrists, have adopted a 'middle way' (true to their centrist ideology), but between authoritarianism (really fascism, IMHO) and freedom.
They are bipartisan, they'll proudly tell you! They aren't standing up for those values, they've mostly abandoned them in order to not alienate the fascists. The fascist movement (lacking a better term) has displayed endless aggression, and others just let themselves be intimidated and back down.
What leader talks consistently about freedom, all people are created equal, democracy, 'liberte, egalite, fraternite', the American Dream, land of the free, etc.? What leader aggressively stands up for them and fights for them?
- Semaphor 3y agoAh, though that's a very US perspective. We have a few more options over here, though the left is too busy with infighting to do politics …