Well that is an inherent flaw with the American classification of the political spectrum. Here, as you know, the left is referred to as the side of more government intervention while the right wants less government. This of course causes issues such as what you point out here.
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I dont know that at all
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I still don’t see how an anarchist can be either left wing or right wing (politically speaking)
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Anarcho-Syndicalism would fall on the left side of the spectrum and Anarcho-Capitalism would fall on the right side of the spectrum.
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Left wing and right wing are vernacular-challenged terms. Both have their origins in France from the time of the French revolution. I have yet to find anything historically positive that came out of that revolution.pic.twitter.com/sj6DbtSQ3T
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If I had to define the left-right spectrum, I would say it runs from collectivist to individualist, simply because it makes sense and fits the most common uses the best way I can think of. That puts national socialists to the right of communists.
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But... in theory... ok I know zip about politics but isn't anarchy essentially chaos (which is sure IMO to devolve into feudalism)? How can a lack of governance be left OR right? (Serious question. A good answer might educate many, not just me.)
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when it comes to talking about the role of a state, they are identical. But when talking about what their society would look like, it would be different. As are nazis from socialists.
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