The Fundamental boundary between Left and Right

[Atb210201]

Many people talk about differences between left and right and categorise lots of things for them, but it's never a simple definite answer to what is the foundational boundary of what is left and what is right.

It's all complicated very much and you can't put your finger on it.

But the fundamental boundary between the left and the right is the different perspectives of people about equality and hierarchy.

It's only after you have formed your opinion about equality and hierarchy that you form your political opinions further, which makes you a left or a right in the spectrum.

It all comes down to sameness vs. difference.

What should you persue? recognising the sameness and equality in everything or the difference and the hierarchy?

Do you believe there are levels to things or not?

That's the ultimate question for becoming a left or a right.

Although it still has some nuances to consider but this for me is the fundamental boundary if you would like to call it between what makes someone a left wing and makes them a right wing.

Edited 2 hours ago by Atb210201

[Rafael Thundercat]

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[Schizophonia]

The right is a spectrum of political proposals stemming from a subjectivity that identifies more, compared to the average person/collective unconscious, with the phallic position. Hence the fact that on average there are slightly more men than women who vote for right-wing parties.

This is what links a nazi and a libertarian even if these people have nothing in common a priori; they want to feel a position of power. The first by dominating the others, the other by retreating.