horvendile
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I suppose this may be lost among the war threads, but I'll try anyway!
My impression is that the threads here are dominated by Americans. Often, political words such as "leftist" or "liberal" crop up. Now, the political language in Sweden is probably not the same as that in USA. Thus, it's not entirely easy for me, and probably others, to judge what is really meant with many passages. I'd be happy if the ones who frequently use these terms could try to define them.
I realise that strictly defining political terms is not the easiest of tasks, but I believe that even a fair try would help tremendously. If I don't understand some of the answers, I'll just try to put follow-up questions.
I don't really intend to discuss anything in this thread (pro et contra-style); I'm trying to synchronize watches, so to speak.
Thanks in advance,
Horvendile
My impression is that the threads here are dominated by Americans. Often, political words such as "leftist" or "liberal" crop up. Now, the political language in Sweden is probably not the same as that in USA. Thus, it's not entirely easy for me, and probably others, to judge what is really meant with many passages. I'd be happy if the ones who frequently use these terms could try to define them.
I realise that strictly defining political terms is not the easiest of tasks, but I believe that even a fair try would help tremendously. If I don't understand some of the answers, I'll just try to put follow-up questions.
I don't really intend to discuss anything in this thread (pro et contra-style); I'm trying to synchronize watches, so to speak.
Thanks in advance,
Horvendile