> For example, point 1 is an adoption of Swiss-style direct democracy, which is a notable shift to the right
Since when did direct democracy became a right wing concept?
Since when did direct democracy became a right wing concept?
It's intended to make Parliament powerless (when you read the document, I'm sure you saw that part), so, I'd say it became a right wing concept when it was proposed by a far-right political party in 2017 to move Germany to the right.
You may be interested in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tyranny_of_the_majority
For a historic example, you may be interested in: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_for_Grain
Maybe try a different example to make your point?
How about the grass is green logic? If the right wing parties started saying that grass is green and that’s the nature then anyone saying the same thing is right wing as well? Like how dumb are you? Don’t you have a brain to think than being brainwashed by left ideological nonsense?
Where's @dang when you need him?
I'm as smart/dumb as anyone else on here and I'm sorry this conversation turned into whatever this is.