Which countries?
It's not true though.
Russia was pretty much the first left-wing country to ever utilize censorship to such a high degree. Before the communist revolution, far left and authoritarian left practically didn't even exist. The US was pretty much the only country before then to be remotely left-leaning in its policies, but that's it
So you're comparing monarchies to modern day government political spectrums. Lmfao okay dude.
Political views and ties can't be summed up with a game of four square.
except they can and are. that's why people have been referring to left and right winged politics for years. the compass goes the extra mile and illustrates the difference between economic and social policy, which apparently a lot of people can't understand.
Uhh... yes? How else do you assess historical governments? Pre-industrial revolution monarchies were right-wing according to our definitions. Political spectrum websites didnt exist back then
Saudi Arabia, China, Vietnam, Ethiopia, North Korea, Eritrea. The asian countries are mostly left/communist, while SA Ethiopia and Eritrea are right leaning
You just invalidated your point. Communism is NOT right-wing ideology.
Half of the most censored countries are left and the other half are right.
He supports BLM and riots
I take it corderlain can't think up a better argument against those points other than simply saying no except the communism they employed had authoritarian social views which are, surprise, right wing
Only when considering average viewpoints, but not when considering individual perspectives.
