I agree. Some people may say I am a little "left-wing", though these things have different specific meanings around the globe (and I'm not in US). But I am afra

I agree. Some people may say I am a little "left-wing", though these things have different specific meanings around the globe (and I'm not in US). But I am afraid of one trace commonly seen in left-wing people: the monopoly of goodness. If you are a good, kind person, with respect for humans, then you are left-wing. And vice-versa. An obvisouly tautological argument, aimed at creating a "us versus them" confrontation that brings no benefit for the political debate. If you can't imagine that a right-wing person can be kind, generous, good and wholeheartedly support human initiatives like this, then you have no idea what you are talking about when you talk about "right-wing", you are justing creating the enemy you want.