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Left-conservatism is often coupled with opposition to globalist organisations like the [[European Union]] and [[NATO]], as well as opposition to [[Zionism]] and the [[NATO War in Ukraine]]. | Left-conservatism is often coupled with opposition to globalist organisations like the [[European Union]] and [[NATO]], as well as opposition to [[Zionism]] and the [[NATO War in Ukraine]]. | ||
| + | ==Notable people== | ||
| + | * [[Paul Embery]] - UK trade unionist, author and firefighter | ||
| + | * [[George Galloway]] - leader of the [[Workers Party of Britain]] | ||
| + | * [[Robbie Katter]] - Australian politician and farmer, leader of [[Katter's Australian Party]] | ||
[[Category:Liberalism]] | [[Category:Liberalism]] | ||
[[Category:Conservatism]] | [[Category:Conservatism]] | ||
[[Category:Hybrid ideologies]] | [[Category:Hybrid ideologies]] | ||
Revision as of 09:44, May 22, 2026
Left-conservatism is a term used to describe various political stances, which often combine left-wing or socialist economics with varying degrees of social conservatism. In contrast to the mainstream left's focus on identity politics, adherents of left-conservatism tend to place greater emphasis on class struggle, often holding negative views on trans ideology, mass immigration and abortion.
Left-conservatism is often coupled with opposition to globalist organisations like the European Union and NATO, as well as opposition to Zionism and the NATO War in Ukraine.
Notable people
- Paul Embery - UK trade unionist, author and firefighter
- George Galloway - leader of the Workers Party of Britain
- Robbie Katter - Australian politician and farmer, leader of Katter's Australian Party