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The left right divide is Egalitarian vs Supremacist. In revolutionary france the monarchists sat on the right and the radicals sat on the left. The argument they had was who has the right to rule and why.
Its not about economics or authoritarianism or libertarianism. It is about who has the right to rule. Does everyone deserve a say in how society functions or do a small group of inbred psychopathic thieves and murderers get to call the shots?