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2020年3月5日 · As I understand it currently, centrism is the stance that political decisions should be taken pragmatically, avoiding the advocacy of a "one size fits all" solution, combined with the aversion to sweeping political changes that might be considered very right or left-wing. What I'm struggling to understand is how radical centrism is defined. At ...
What is a Radical Centrist? Is it actually possible to be one?
In other words: a Radical Centrist is someone who, after a great deal of study and thought on the matter, concludes that the evidence suggests comprehensive reform is the surest solution, and therefore pursues a policy in that direction. In short: a radical centrist makes of centrism an ideology like any other ideology.
What is «Radical Centrism»? : r/BlockedAndReported - Reddit
2023年5月15日 · Radical centrism is a reaction to the utopian futurism of the left and the reactionary conservatism of the right. It is the assertion that the present is good enough. A lot of radical centrist takes are right-coded, but that's only because progressivism is so dominant.
Radical Centrism : r/vexillology - Reddit
2019年2月4日 · Radical Centrism in the US doesn't really exist because any such movement that aligned with another nation's "radical centrist" movement would be labeled socialist here. Instead, we get the " r/EnlightenedCentrism " types, who think the answer is always in the middle regardless of reasoning, and despite "the middle" always happening to be ...
is liberalism just "radical centrism"? : r/neoliberal - Reddit
2022年1月15日 · Radical Centrism is a rejection that Idealogy is of importance when establishing a policy platform, and it is Instead that pragmatic solutions that are required devoid of any Idealogical leaning. Radical Centrism does not believe in stagnation or status quo, but believes that radical change is acceptable and regularly needed.
What is Radical Centrism? : r/neoliberal - Reddit
2023年6月11日 · Radical Centrism is (1) Lots of things need to be changed in pretty significant ways, but (2) the specific change isn't driven by ideology, but evidence based policy determinations. For example, you could think we need pretty broad-based deregulation of the housing sector to fix the housing crisis, but need a carbon tax/Green New Deal style ...
Radical Centrism - Reddit
Opinions and discussion on the viability of a "Radical Centrist Party" in the U.S. And/Or international politics.
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2018年10月8日 · Another problem is that this is too vague a definition - it's defining centrism in relative terms to "left" and "right", which sound sensible on the surface, but you're (likely unintentionally) neglecting to define the left or the right, and …
Seriously though, why isn’t radical centrism more popular?
2023年6月27日 · If we allow that 400 year old deep rooted Liberal ideal to not do what our deepest rooted beliefs are built to do, invoke existential fear, I think in the UK radical centrism does actually offer a way forward, I could picture a much more censored social media a la China but (at least sold to us as) monitoring for misinformation, censored based ...
I made a flag of radical centrism. : r/neoliberal - Reddit
2017年8月15日 · Radical centrism requires cross-ideological debate, inclusive institutions, and deliberative democracy. There is nothing inherent in that message that is predicated upon autocracy or race-based ethnic nationalism.