@Hyolobrika IIRC the history goes back to which side of Parliament you sat on.

To put it overly simply, left-wing ideas promote collective equity (rise or fall together) while right-wing ideas promote individual freedom (to succeed or fail). It is possible to be one type on social issues but the other type on economic issues.

I am right-leaning socially, left-learning economically, for example.
@thatbrickster Then how do you explain right-wing collectivism (I.e. fascism)?
(It's not right-wing, it's a third position?)
Are people who are against immigration because it they believe it endangers the nation or race left-wing? What about people who are against LGBT for the same reason?
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@Hyolobrika @thatbrickster The collective thing doesn't work well if you take hard stances of shutting others out, so being against immigration can't be an honest leftist stance.

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