Elisabella -> RE: How dare the Right Wing Fear Mongers Use "Regime"!!! (4/6/2010 6:38:05 PM)
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ORIGINAL: slvemike4u No he doesn't,not to my mind.The way I'm looking at it,and I will grant I might be mistaken is center would equate with moderate(that is my take on it) Sanity's take on it is self serving at best....it allows him to hold far-right wing positions(including the labeling on anyone to his left as a "libtard") while claiming to hold a centrist position. A true centrist position could see both sides of the coin on a given issue...Sanity comes down consistantly on the "far-right" of almost all issues....ipso-fatco...he is no centrist and isn't even center right. I'm not Sanity's PR rep, and whether you agree with him or not is immaterial at least to me, since you were saying he hadn't answered your question when in fact he did. I can see the logic of both sides of an issue, that doesn't mean I agree with both sides of the issue or that I'm a centrist, unless you go by averages.. I think abortion, drugs and gay marriage should be legal, without a doubt, but I can hold my own quite well if for some reason I was asked to defend the opposite side. So those beliefs would make me "left wing" as well as the fact that I feel a socialized democracy is the best option we have on the table at the moment. At the same time I support nationalism over globalism, minimal government interference in personal issues (which for some reason is considered "right" in theory while the actual implementation, ie gay marriage and legal drugs, is considered "left" and there's no way in hell I'll ever be able to wrap my brain around THAT one) and I'm against amnesty for illegal immigrants which would make me "right wing" - which is why I think it's so meaningless...because aside from some of the 'extremist' views like legal drugs...most Americans agree with a lot of what I say. So not only am I "right wing" and "left wing" but I'm "moderate" as well on many things. Anyway TL;DR...my point was really that the definition of "moderate" is wholly dependent on time and place, there is no such thing as an objective "moderate" position that has stood the test of time. "Left" and "Right" are points on a spectrum, not individual entities. At least in my opinion.
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