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Saw some posts about .ml today and thought I'd jump on the bandwagon lol
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this post was submitted on 23 Dec 2025
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It's really worth taking the time to understand different political ideology from a historical perspective. And an especially important one, liberalism, is basically the water in which we swim, so it often goes unnoticed.
It's common to try and put things on a spectrum and say this is left and that is right, but this form of reductionism really doesn't match history or practice.