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No, what we see is popular parties with watered down centric programmes drawing in the same core voters for decades. Parties that actively advertise resisting c
by schleck8 3y ago
No, what we see is popular parties with watered down centric programmes drawing in the same core voters for decades. Parties that actively advertise resisting change almost never win any elections, unless the political system you use as reference sucks so bad that it's a defacto duopoly.
- velcrovan 3y agoI don’t agree. "Stop this newfangled bullshit and let's go back to the way things used to be" is a very common political message.
- kennywinker 3y agoIdk if you’ve noticed, but centrists aren’t usually pushing radical reformations of our society to make it better. Centrism is just “let’s have the illusion of progress without adopting any change that threatens existing power structures.”