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The difference is that you’re comparing a few vocal leftist people on the internet to the actual elected representatives of the right. When you look at who is
by llamaimperative 2y ago
The difference is that you’re comparing a few vocal leftist people on the internet to the actual elected representatives of the right.
When you look at who is actually elected by the left wing of America, they are very moderate. That’s because that’s who “the left” actually is outside of Twitter. Meanwhile “the right” elects people like Trump, because that’s who they are.
FWIW your Israel example is not a right-left issue. It’s one of the few hot topics that cannot be divided on red/blue lines. There are lots of Zionists and non-Zionists on both sides, for all sorts of different and often wacky reasons.