Care to give specific examples? I, as an authoritarian leftist, am giving you permission to expand upon your speech here. I would hate to think you will put me in a position of needing to demand that you speak.
Do you consider yourself a Lefty or Righty
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Oruc
Reactionary
Nope!
Tying you up? This isn't Fifty Shades of Gay.
Quackers
The Frog
Need I remind you of that other thread where you needlessly insulted someone despite not being insulted yourself? I even said to turn the other cheek. Your as bad as the things you condemm and the bravado to critisise others..for shame!
Telling someone to turn the other cheek and actually doing it yourself appears to be an impossible task.
Quackers
The Frog
I was reminding him of this own christian phiilosophy. As an athiest I'm absolved of such pettyness! Mwhahaha!
Anyway sometimes turn the other cheek is appropriate, the other times you've gotta kick arse
Anyway sometimes turn the other cheek is appropriate, the other times you've gotta kick arse
I'd prefer if people actually went about their business and didn't force themselves on other people at all, but that's not going to happen, is it?
I'm sure you'll recall my response.
Terxpahseyton
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Ha! I actually voted right back then.
shadowplay
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Liberal democrat.
RobAnybody
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That presumes your opponent has already turned the other cheeks.Anyway sometimes turn the other cheek is appropriate, the other times you've gotta kick arse
amadeus
Bishop of Bio-Dome
Right, but there's two rights.
There's the pro-market, anti-interventionist Old Right shares some common ground with the contemporary (radical) libertarian movement.
And then there's the New Right, the Buckleyites, Cold Warriors, Reaganites, and the Bushes. They're anti-market, pro-interventionist.
There's the pro-market, anti-interventionist Old Right shares some common ground with the contemporary (radical) libertarian movement.
And then there's the New Right, the Buckleyites, Cold Warriors, Reaganites, and the Bushes. They're anti-market, pro-interventionist.
Based on political compass scores. I'm rather authoritarian compared to my peers here and somewhat free-market oriented.
ParkCungHee
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Well, that's just in the American Context. France has like...4 different kinds of far right.
timtofly
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Isn't Mr. P just standing his ground against authoritarian politics?
Seems your specific example was hijacked by the strawman in the Attorney Generals office?
Traitorfish
The Tighnahulish Kid
what even
That was a fun poll, but I definitely voted contextually, i.e. relative to the person who posted it.
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Good for you.
Mise
isle of lucy
I consider "Left" to mean "caring about disadvantaged people", while "Right" means something like "every man for himself". I find this works a lot better than trying to define it along the axes people typically use. And I think that, secretly, most people define Left and Right in this way anyway, even if they don't know it yet. On this basis I'm on the Left.
If you go by the more "traditional" axes, then it becomes more complicated (and less useful). I really just believe in Liberalism, which happens to put me on the left in most arguments, and on the "right" in others.
If you go by the more "traditional" axes, then it becomes more complicated (and less useful). I really just believe in Liberalism, which happens to put me on the left in most arguments, and on the "right" in others.
by local standards, I'm pretty centrist, but in the CFC context, I'd probably be considered a lefty
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