Just curious about rule 2 "Posts must be (American) right wing." This post doesn't seem to be about American right wing politics, nor the one about Canadian health care. Can I get some clarification on rule 2 in this context?
this post was submitted on 20 Nov 2023
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Can someone explain the difference between someobe who is far right and a libertarian? What is the difference between far right and a constitutionist? What is the difference between far right supporting individual freedoms?
Imo labels are so overused sometimes that they become useless, or worse than useless.