The left-right healthy/unhealthy relationship

https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/223355120/#223359390

"The left is the lever that pushes and the right is the anvil that stops it. Those two things used to exist in harmony but not anymore. The machine is intentionally out of whack and will lead to violent struggle."

An Anon claiming to work for an alphabet agency has a thread going, and this is from the archived thread before that one. Regardless of who he is, I think he makes a good point.

Without the left pushing boundaries, we may very well stagnate culturally. And without the right to conserve our traditions and foundations, we go full demoralization post-modernist Weimar Republic mode.

He goes onto say that the usual, healthy paradigm between the two, has been intentionally rigged to implode.

I don't think very many people disagree with this overall sentiment, and I think it's a good one worth sharing.

Except, the far-sided ones might disagree... Though, with the Overton Window as far-left as it is currently, today's "far-right" is pretty centrist in relation to the historic right-left dichotomy.

Proof being that even America's right-wing is fairly lax on sexual rights and non-hardcore-drug freedoms.

And America's left, while pretty damn left, is actually much further right-leaning (or centrist) than the modern leftism pushed in, say, Europe.

With Europe being pure progressive insanity, lol. American leftists are not so bad outside of Hollywood/California types.

So America's right is centrist relative to history,
while America's left is centrist relative to current global politics.

We need to put some bumpers on the Overton Window, sheesh.

We're like a couple that needs therapy. The feminine and masculine need eachother for all sorts of reasons.

Today's relationship is like the part of the pre-breakup where both sides run to their friends to talk shit about the other, lol.

And of course, CIA/deepstate-run social media is all too happy to faciliate the break-up.

(I'm being hard on the CIA --- it's not the whole thing; not everyone who works there is bad. It's a "Fifth Column" kind of situation.)