dholliday
deconstructed rep
...well someone has to...
Interestingly, the Wikipedia for Far Left has only 450 words, while the Far Right has 1350. Tho' there is a good argument that Far Left thinking dominates Western culture (if not always politics) more than its Right equivalent.
What is the Far Left and is it dangerous? In US & Canada it's mostly associated with factions of uni-culture shutting down free debate:
The Controversy of Bret Weinstein Explained — The Evergreen Scandal
https://medium.com/@jakubferencik/t...-explained-the-evergreen-scandal-f3dfe07b1d70
In Europe it's still more associated with the classic far-leftism of communism ideals, but as ever what culturally begins in the US habitually finds its way towards Europe.
So if the dominant force of the Far Left is less any political party and more those in academia (especially the young), this may present an interesting clash of ideals in the coming years.
If we think today is polarised, maybe we haven't seen nothing yet...
Interestingly, the Wikipedia for Far Left has only 450 words, while the Far Right has 1350. Tho' there is a good argument that Far Left thinking dominates Western culture (if not always politics) more than its Right equivalent.
What is the Far Left and is it dangerous? In US & Canada it's mostly associated with factions of uni-culture shutting down free debate:
The Controversy of Bret Weinstein Explained — The Evergreen Scandal
https://medium.com/@jakubferencik/t...-explained-the-evergreen-scandal-f3dfe07b1d70
In Europe it's still more associated with the classic far-leftism of communism ideals, but as ever what culturally begins in the US habitually finds its way towards Europe.
So if the dominant force of the Far Left is less any political party and more those in academia (especially the young), this may present an interesting clash of ideals in the coming years.
If we think today is polarised, maybe we haven't seen nothing yet...
cheers Neil