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Javier Milei hails ‘tipping point’ as his far-right party wins Argentina’s midterm elections
(www.theguardian.com)
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It's tough to imagine a liberal standing with Trump on stage making theatrics like he does.
At the very least he's populist. And his views for a smaller government go beyond being fiscally conservative. A libertarian seems like a reasonable label but that's different than a liberal. Why would you say he's liberal?
also "liberal" isn't left either. it's the ideology of capitalism.
To be fair, I think the words liberal, left and capitalism all have different meanings to different groups. And sometimes I think they subtly change meanings while someone is making a single logical point.
What do you mean specifically here?
That a lot of political groups that align themselves as liberals are also in favour of free trade? It reads as if you are also characterising capitalism as a negative so I'm presuming it's something like enabling the rich and powerful to maximise profits with minimal oversight. Since you are only relating capitalism to liberals I think you're referring to the far-right rhetoric that they will stop this "capitalism" but ignoring that most traditional political groups thought of as conservative are also pro free trade, and ignoring that these far-right groups haven't (I would argue) taken any/many actions that target stoping this "capitalism" (for example Trumps tariffs are practically for demanding concessions from other countries and you can see this because their unstable values hurt local industries but help pushing for demands).
Or maybe you simply mean that the left as you use the label is focused on civil liberties without being tied to systems of economics?
I'm sure you have plenty to say about what I wrote but can you lead with how I was wrong with my assumptions about what you meant?
as someone who actually understands these words, im fiscally conservative.