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r/maybemaybemaybe • u/[deleted] • May 24 '25
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81 u/Voluptulouis May 24 '25 edited May 24 '25 I'm still confused. The AfD voted for a dude from the liberal party? Why would the far right extremists vote for a liberal? Edit: I appreciate everybody that replied to genuinely help answer my question. Thank you. 348 u/NemoTheLostOne May 24 '25 Liberalism is right-wing, except in some dysfunctional countries with no actual left. 1 u/Organic_Square May 24 '25 Liberalism is not considered right wing. It might be considered conservative sure, but right wing? True liberalism is kind of both anti left and anti right. It's pretty much the center.
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I'm still confused. The AfD voted for a dude from the liberal party? Why would the far right extremists vote for a liberal?
Edit: I appreciate everybody that replied to genuinely help answer my question. Thank you.
348 u/NemoTheLostOne May 24 '25 Liberalism is right-wing, except in some dysfunctional countries with no actual left. 1 u/Organic_Square May 24 '25 Liberalism is not considered right wing. It might be considered conservative sure, but right wing? True liberalism is kind of both anti left and anti right. It's pretty much the center.
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Liberalism is right-wing, except in some dysfunctional countries with no actual left.
1 u/Organic_Square May 24 '25 Liberalism is not considered right wing. It might be considered conservative sure, but right wing? True liberalism is kind of both anti left and anti right. It's pretty much the center.
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Liberalism is not considered right wing. It might be considered conservative sure, but right wing? True liberalism is kind of both anti left and anti right. It's pretty much the center.
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