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In response to "Would you say that this is an accurate definition of the current western political spectrum?" by Beryllium

Neoliberal should perhaps be on the other side of centrist, if included at all. -- (edited)

Posted by znufrii Aug 10 '21, 09:43

It’s more about economics than politics, and aligns more with conservative political views.

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I was thinking that as I wrote it, but I kept it where it was because of the inherent amorality of centrism. -- (edited) - Beryllium Aug 10, 09:53 5
- People in the middle are amoral? Whoo boy. -- nm - spamlet Aug 10, 10:09 4
  - In the sense of centrism does not take a moral stance and asserts that all views and opinions are equally valid, is my guess. - znufrii Aug 10, 10:14 3
    - That's ... not a feature of centrism I'm familiar with. -- nm - Reagen Aug 10, 10:16 2
      - If you view neofascism and liberalism as both having good ideas, that sounds amoral to me -- nm* - Beryllium Aug 10, 10:57 1
        
        Again, not a feature of centrism I'm familiar with. -- nm - Reagen Aug 10, 11:07

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