Message from @Death in June
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Nah
Including things in a definition that doesn't fit
For some reason you just don’t like being associated with election losers I think
lol, i didn't vote for them
You’re centre left tho
Labour is about the only mainstream political party i've never voted for
You’re still centre left
so?
i'm centre left and don't vote labour because they're not centre-left, and have almost nothing in common with my ideological beliefs, or my ideas of where the country needs to go
You want to redefine parties to make out that what you believe in isn’t losing across Europe
what i believe in is barely represented across europe
so cannot be losing
Lol
many of the things i believe in are on the rise across europe, batton taken up by right-wing parties
I mean a stick is a stick if you know what I mean
Also maybe you aren’t centre left then Eccles
of course i'm centre-left
now who's stuck in 1d politics?
oh yeah, and China's Communist Party is centre-left by Kunarian's definition of centre-left
precisely
it would be difficult to compare the ccp to western parties
in many ways they embody what the traditional right embodied more
defining left/right or characterising elements of ideology by how many people voted for them is retarded for that reason (among others)
They guy could have used the term "left of centre" and still be on solid ground
but "centre-left" is a specific term with specific meaning
it doesn't mean UK labour party
why do you say that
what
that is doesn't apply to the uk labour party
they're not centre-left
well why do you say that
i say they're not centre-left because the gravitation centre of their influencers and policies and their ideology is not centre-left, it's moderate-to-far left
socialism isn't a centre-left ideology
cultural marxism isn't a centre-left ideology
on what basis are you saying that these things are not center left
200 years of accepted modern political science
'accepted' is ad populum
isn't the labor party socdem?
that's generally seen as being "center left"