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by pyuser583
863 days ago
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Actual “labor” has a strong social conservative streak, especially in regards to migration. Notice the protests by farmers, truckers, etc. The progressive left in America is formed in heavily globalized universities. They are 100% in support of globalization, as they are beneficiaries and producers of it. I don’t know where the “heart and soul” of the European progressive left is. Other than Spanish socialists, I don’t think there are many. |
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Eh, this varies. Most people in the labour force are young, and young people are generally leftward-leaning. In some regions of the UK, labour have traditionally been pretty socially progressive.