#centre left

[sofiaflorina2021]

The Youngest Elected Serving State Leader in 2024

The current Prime Minister of Iceland (Forsætisráðherra Íslands) since 21 December, 2024, Kristrún Frostadóttir, from the Social Democratic Alliance party (centre-left), is the youngest elected serving state leader per January 2025 at age 36. Hopefully their government will run smoothly and still get parliamentary support.

She is beautiful!

Media Source: https://www.instagram.com/p/DEQM4jEAHzi/

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Alignment Chart

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"What do we want?" "To quickly outmanoeuvre our political opponents in the EU!" "When do we want it?" *NEEEEEEEEEOW*

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The problem with this political strategy of competing with the far right, is that it has been proven time and again to fail. We are witnessing liberal, centrist governments across the world attempt to “out-right the right”, implementing economic policies that only stoke inequality whilst embracing culture wars that not only shift blame onto the most vulnerable, but shield the actual root causes from exposure, thus hampering any real attempt to address them. These tactics serve to normalise and bolster far-right ideologies that ultimately build the power of these parties. (via When The Politics Of Misery Is This Popular, We Must Find New Ways To Hold Power To Account | British Vogue)

[heliophilos]

Fascist: I hate you for your race, ethnicity, religion, sexuality and anything else I don't like

Me: Fuck you

Liberal with horseshoe theory brain-rot: Um actually can't tell you two apart anymore

[inshallahtounite]

Interesting info on the 'centre left' aka moderate left, so like social democrats, social liberals, etc.

In addition to being obviously reformist (working within existing power structures), "The centre-left, unlike the far-left, typically claims that complete equality of outcome is not possible (sometimes not even desirable), but that equal opportunity improves a degree of equality of outcome in society."

Yeah I'm glad to be far left lol.....

[amzzz101]

My Political Views I am a center-left moderate social libertarian Left: 2.59, Libertarian: 2.57 Political Spectrum Quiz

My Foreign Policy Views Score: -3.11 Political Spectrum Quiz

[panchomanyeti-blog]

Politics

I am really tired at the way politics is conducted in this country. Nobody seems to care about these elections and I kind of see why. Politicians no longer represent our interests, and real change seems to be lost in the sniping and snarling of party politics. However, I also feel that if we allow ourselves to wallow in apathy nothing will change. It is a real shame that the real voice of Britain is so apathetic because I believe AV would pass easily if there had been a way to tap into peoples actual wants. I just wish more people wouldn't give up on our right to vote, and to realise that everything in their life is affected by getting out and putting a person in power (hopefully centre left). It wouldn't create real change, but centre left candidates will help the lower classes who are generally more apathetic.

Simon Carr writing in the Independent said something that I think is worth reading:

"Underlying this is the enduring illusion of Westminster: "Next time it will be different." Vote us, the opposition, into government and promises will be kept, waste will disappear, manufacturing will be reborn, communities will order their own affairs (bidding, indeed, for nuclear power stations and airports to be built in their midst). These incumbents are liars and incompetents, which is why the fabric of the country is being destroyed."

I am sick and tired of the way this country is run and I want REAL change, but does everyone else?