You got me before I could edit and clarify.
I don't claim it isn't true as a blanket statement. I said I would hesitate to make that claim. I'm not making any positive claim here, I'm in fact stating that I don't make blanket statements if I don't feel I have enough data.
I disagree.
The "far left" want to end capitalism, the far right want to increase the power of those who already hold power in the capitalist system. This is not the same.
You provided two center right examples. If you want a center left example, does the "far left" hate Bernie more than literal fascists? I doubt you'll find a majority saying so.
I can't speak to this one. I don't like Putin or Assad, and I dont know much about Maduro, but I thought he was from somewhere in South America. How can that be "anti-western?"
I dont recall a meeting where Russell Brand was dubbed the spokesperson for any left party, let alone "the far left" as a whole. Have you ever tried speaking to someone who is "far left?" What exactly do you think makes someone "far left?" Even better, how do we all get generalized into being grouped with some dude I forgot existed until you name dropped him?
Maybe there exists some "unhinged hostility" against Israel on the left. I haven't seen a hint of it, but I won't make a strong claim. I will say that when I talk about genocide and apartheid, those things are bad, mmkay?
I'm not sure the average far right person could honestly define globalization, they use the term as a racist or anti-semitic dog whistle. I also think the average "far left" person doesn't dislike the idea of the people of the world getting together (does the phrase "workers of the world unite" ring any bells?) the issue we have is with the way its been handled, which is to exploit as many workers as possible, as obscenely as possible, for the enrichment of a lucky few.
Respectfully, I don't think you have a single strong point, let alone "many, many more."
I'm sure that's true for some, but I would hesitate to make that as a blanket statement.
"The third world is not poor. You don't go to poor countries to make money. Most countries are rich. Only the people are poor. Ordinary people pay the costs of empire. These countries are not underdeveloped, they are over exploited." -Michael Parenti
The US. So I'm working against authoritarianism and covid-aiding death cultists here.
I hate to laugh at this fucked up situation, but this made cry laughing.
I don't care, I'm not trying to make that point.
The point I'm trying to make is I live in a country that has no leg to stand on when it comes to pointing fingers. A country that made blood sacrifices of over a million people so that a few uber wealthy shit sandwiches could be more wealthy and powerful. I'm not worried about what's going on in China because I'm suffering under an authoritarian regime on this side of the Pacific.
Maybe if people who constantly whine about China would help me change things here, I would have the ability to change things there.
It's wild how few words one would have to substitute for that same page to be about the USA.
Edit: not all that wild, more normalized, banal and infuriating.
That is a REALLY good point, it looks to me like a lot of the most popular and/or sophisticated far right propaganda outlets also function as cash grabs.
But to your original question, yes, I recognize DonutOperator as propaganda. He has platformed extremist right wing politicians in the past, and the main function of his platform is to normalize police violence. (Edit: I forgot that his platform has grown. The main function of the YouTube channel under that name is to normalize police violence, a lot of what seems to have grown around that is the cash grab stuff)
It saddens me that people exist who are more angry at having apartheid and genocide pointed out than about the apartheid and genocide.