I don’t see a right/left dichotomy; rather the collectivist/authoritarian Left vs the normal people who have a wide variety of issues and policies that they debate using normal politics. We don’t need the collectivist/authoritarians at all. They add nothing to public discussion.
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You don’t think the right is also authoritarian about its issues?
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I don’t see an identifiable ”right” at all, just various non-Left tendencies (classical liberalism, individualism, libertarianism, conservatism). In my view, ”right wing” is just an epithet the Left uses to describe its enemies. Nazism and Fascism are part of the collectivist/
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Is it really wrong to call conservatives "the Right"? Isn't really intended to be an insult.
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This is true, but the regular right is against gay marriage, which counts as wanting to have your values and beliefs reflected in the law/authority. And this is what conservatism is mostly about: conserving traditional values, to include the laws that back them up.
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I am libertarian (by value) but I oppose gay marriage as it is a form of coercion and detrimental to society. The flaw with SSM arguments is that they refuse to state what marriage is for except to falsely claim it as a ”right”.
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