Poll: When you use the unqualified terms “liberal” in a political conversation, what do you usually mean?
- Classical liberal21.8%
- Progressive62.5%
- Socialist8%
- Other (reply to specify)7.7%
261 votesFinal results
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I've never, ever heard a social democrat party called liberal before, except when it's a foaming-at-the-mouth slur from someone who literally can't tell a Marxist from a Nazi.
(I usually find it means centrist (i.e. neoliberal) when people are self-describing.)
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Not sure hyphenating "center" to "left" or "right" adds any meaningful granularity, but yes, I was criticizing that about the US a minute ago.
Yeah, it's crazy. And doesn't reflect actual political opinion in the US even a little bit.
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Yeah, no, I'd consider the default republican position far right in any respectable country (i.e. not the US!)
The Dems are also rather right-wing.
Bernie Sanders may be the only centrist in actual office. Well, the only well-known one...
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It's one of a gazillion reasons why the whole moral hysteria from the Democrats makes me so scornful.
You're only just figuring out the world doesn't respect the US? Now?
Really?
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Yeah, well, that must truly suck for anyone who values democracy or literally any other manifestation of politics.