Bipartisanship

[Gloominary]

If you're on the left, name at least one thing about the right you agree with the left typically disagrees with.

If you're on the right, name at least one thing about the left you agree with the right typically disagrees with.

[MagsJ]

If you're on the right, name at least one thing about the left you agree with.

Currently.. nothing.

The daily fake news is even starting to annoy those on the Left, because now everyone is at home to witness the aggression with which the Left attack the Opposition.

[iambiguous]

If you're on the left, name at least one thing about the right you agree with the left typically disagrees with.

If you're on the right, name at least one thing about the left you agree with the right typically disagrees with.

Or, if you are, say, a Kantian or an Ayn Rand Objectvist, note something that both those on the left and those on the right are obligated to do if they wish to be thought of as a rational [and thus virtuous] human being.

But, in the spirit of the thread, my own political prejudices [rooted in dasein] revolve around the left/liberal perspective.

But "I" still support capital punishment and the right to own and operate a gun.

If only from a considerably more "fractured and fragmented" point of view.

[Gloominary]

If you're on the right, name at least one thing about the left you agree with.

Currently.. nothing.

The daily fake news is even starting to annoy those on the Left, because now everyone is at home to witness the aggression with which the Left attack the Opposition.

What did you use to like about the left?
When did the left take a, left turn in your estimation, what do you particularly dislike about them these days?
Why do you think the left are so hostile to Great Britain, their host nations, any kind of nationalism or patriotism in general?

[Gloominary]

If you're on the left, name at least one thing about the right you agree with the left typically disagrees with.

If you're on the right, name at least one thing about the left you agree with the right typically disagrees with.

But, in the spirit of the thread, my own political prejudices [rooted in dasein] revolve around the left/liberal perspective.

But "I" still support capital punishment and the right to own and operate a gun.

If only from a considerably more "fractured and fragmented" point of view.

Why do you still support capital punishment and gun rights?
Why do you think the left and right can't see eye to eye on this issue?