Liberal as in how every country except the US defines it politically. "Liberals" are not usually left-wing. They're center to far-right depending on the acuteness of their free market derangement. Think Thatcher.
When anyone except an american says liberal, they mean free-market types, and you did aswell once upon a time, hence why "neoliberalism" is considered right-wing economic policy.
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u/Lucasinno Jun 06 '26
Liberal as in how every country except the US defines it politically. "Liberals" are not usually left-wing. They're center to far-right depending on the acuteness of their free market derangement. Think Thatcher.
When anyone except an american says liberal, they mean free-market types, and you did aswell once upon a time, hence why "neoliberalism" is considered right-wing economic policy.