Broke Wave
The GOAT
I think you're projecting here, because headline reading is exactly what you're doing here. Theres a gazillion headlines about the rights ascendancy in Europe and the West but the actual story is much more nuanced. Establishment parties on both sides are losing popularity and their smaller equivalents are gaining support on both sides. When its comes to elections with PR or multiple rounds, this favours the left because the plurality of people will not support their opposition on the right.
What exactly is your definition of the left here, because it seems extremely arbitrary?
Jeremy Corbyn is the leader of the official opposition in the UK, after a decade plus of the same neoliberals you guys rage about running the party.....and you claim this means destruction? You dont even realize this climate favours parties you purport to support.
Keep fishing for HL daps with the insults and dance around the substance of my argument.
You're obnoxious please keep your responses to me short because I can't promise you I'll read the whole thing given your reputation as a deflector. Anyway, there is a rising tide of populism. Things commonly associated with leftism are being co-opted by nationalist parties and movements such as Trumpism. Jeremy Corbyn's toughest opposition comes from within the Liberal party in the UK, so there is no point of bringing that up. The people themselves are supportive of left-wing politics and policies, but left wing parties have moved so far to the right that they are not even identified with popular left wing positions.