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Tory members would choose me as leader, says Nigel Farage
(www.bbc.co.uk)
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Yes they are. Compromising with the side that support status quo is inherently against progress
Forgive me but that's a straw man argument. Why assume that parties in the centre want the status quo? That's not what left, right, and centre politics means.
Centrists are opposed to capitalism now?
Eh? ๐ Did I say that? Sorry I'm totally lost now. Care to explain?
Capitalism is the status quo. Progress is wanting to replace it
Riiiiight. ๐