obidamnkenobi
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In the US does it really matter? The far right is relevant here because they actually grabbed power and are extremists. The farthest left in national government are not extremists. The want things like some form of national healthcare. This isn't an extreme view and it shouldn't even be a discussion. The rest of our peers in the work have moved to this and it is clearly the most viably solution. They also support reducing man made carbon emissions and investing in renewable energy sources. They also support broad gun regulation is the are I most differ from them. I personally don't think that is a wise use of time but at least their heart seems to be in the right place.
This is the important point. In the USA it doesn't matter. The far-right has multiple representatives in the house, senate, arguably recent presidents, governors, sheriffs, and most of all state governments! The far left (whatever it is) has virtually zero power and are mostly ragtag groups dreaming of a worker's revolution and guillotines.
For the record IMO far left is public ownership of means of production, achieved either democratically or revolution.