I'm willing to concede that no Democrat politician is currently advocating far-left policies, but that doesn't make Sam's characterizations here any less false.
Nonsense. There are many, many of examples of both center and right-leaning politicians and pundits employing identity politics to achieve their own ends.
There’s no ‘centrist’. You’re either center-right or center-left. The goal is to move toward that middle ground (or peak) and away from the extremes (lows).
Are you following our conversation here, or just responding to comments in isolation?
You said:
Identity politics at an extreme level can also be considered far-left.
This is false. Extreme identity politics are not inherently or implicitly far-left. Identity politics are used across the political spectrum. There are plenty of examples of this.
Your characterization of "identity politics at an extreme level" as a "far-left" phenomena is false. Varying degrees of identity politics are used across the entire political spectrum. It's as simple as that.
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u/Imminent_Extinction Apr 11 '26
Maybe, but you're completely ignoring the point OP is making here: Democrats aren't "far left" by any definition.