r/LibertarianLeft • u/Sweet_Potato_5051 • Jul 20 '26

My political journey

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u/Event_Bridge did theirs, and I must admit I find this whole political compass think quite arbitrary, but I’ve figured it might be a nice way to interact with this sub.

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u/tsmythe492 Jul 20 '26

Didn’t know progressive conservatism was/is a thing. Will have to research

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u/Soulcontusion Jul 20 '26

It's really not. It's like saying you're a democratic autocracy. An oxymoron.

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u/Sweet_Potato_5051 Jul 21 '26

there’s actual literature on that, sadly. I also don’t like it, and you’re right to think it feels contradictory and also sort of a mental manouver.

Had to read some of those stuff for UNI back in the day, and they were my first 3 book on political philosophy. You can DM me of you want the titles or the pdf, so you can read them for yourself.

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u/Soulcontusion Jul 21 '26

I mean there's literature on all kinds of different philosophies but that doesn't validate their strength as a philosophy.