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posted by dennisn on September 3rd, 2010 at 10:37AM
Nope. Morons (like Dave) often confuse it as such, since there is coincidentally a bit that is shared in common with American Republicanism / Right-wingism -- ie. they generally (but not really) believe in less "regulation" and less "public sector". However, currently the term "right wing" also popularly describes a cultural outlook of homo-phobism (anti-gay) and religious absurdism (american christian fundamentalists) and fascism (nazis).
The terms "left/right-wing" are pretty meaningless, unless further elaborated upon.
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posted by dennisn on September 3rd, 2010 at 11:09AM
Again, it's all about the context -- the word itself is meaningless. So, right-wingers are absolutely good and right in wanting to reduce government (legislation, services, etc). She should be proud about that. (She shouldn't be too proud though, 'cuz I bet she's not entirely voluntaryist -- libertarians aren't.)
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so cocky :) by unavailable on September 3rd, 2010 at 11:45AM.
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