> These days in the US, people associate the “left” with identity politics and some vague, ever-decreasing lip service to the oppression of the working class vo

> These days in the US, people associate the “left” with identity politics and some vague, ever-decreasing lip service to the oppression of the working class voter Not passing judgement to US politics because I am not even there, but this is what I mean. The US left is traditionally different from other places, though. Today it is completely different from the traditional left. The gap is narrowing due to US influence, though.