> the "left" versus "right" political scale itself is uniform in all cases. I agree. Except in every one of those definitions in impartial sources like Wikiped

> the "left" versus "right" political scale itself is uniform in all cases. I agree. Except in every one of those definitions in impartial sources like Wikipedia, categorizes the Conservatives as "right", and PPC as "far right" > There are no major federal parties in Canada to the "right" of that. None offer a platform that would end immigration, deport most foreigners, So long as people who lived through World War 2 remained alive, we called people that advocated for this fascists, and they held no sway in most elections or political representation. Once the majority WW2 veterans started dying, suddenly these perspectives started rising again under a new coat of paint. > significantly reduce the size of the federal government It's cute that conservatives still pretend that this policy disagreement is still in any way of a signifier between left and right wing parties ANYWHERE in the world. US right wing parties, for instance, do not reduce the size of their governments. They just reassign their priorities to things like processing citizen reports of abortions, or banning books in school libraries. > , and end taxation, for example. Does anyone actually think this is a good idea? Are we intending to go back to the days of private firefighters not putting out on fire buildings that didn't pay them?