jeza u ledja wrote:Dezze wrote:
Bush nema veze sa liberalima. To su konzervativci. A liberalizam i konzervatizam su dijametralno razlicite politicke opcije.
Nisu, objasnjeno u ranijem postu. Ne ponavljaj deset puta da u nesto nisi upucen.
Evo ti samo par primjera: HSLS (Hrvatska), UMP (Francuska) (de Villepin, premijer), 'Desnica' (Norveska), Forza Italia (Italija) - Berlusconi, savrsen primjer, PZP (Crna Gora) - ovaj novi Medojevic.
Malo prosvrljaj po netu, wikipediji, sta ja znam, ako te zanima, nemoj ponavljati ako vec ne znas. Probaj na
http://www.parties-and-elections.de, tako nesto. Za Busha samo googloj Bush i liberal pa procitaj neke naslove.
Haj z.
Bush se moze nazivati kako hoce, jasno je valjda do sada svima sta zapravo jeste. Njegov stav o Darvinovoj teoriji dovoljno govori koliki je liberal....
Sa linka kojeg si naveo prenosim ti dio da vidis o cemu ti pricam (molim obratiti paznju da se liberali nalaze "ljevlje" dok su konzervativci "desnije"):
The social-democratic parties are center-left parties based on a moderate socialist and democratic ideology. Rooted in the workers movement, they adhere to values as freedom, social justice and solidarity within the context of a liberal democracy.
More radical socialist parties generally base on former eurocommunist parties or developed out of the new social movements that came up in the mid-1960s (New Left). They resist capitalist globalisation and intend to transform the societies beyond the rule of capital.
The far-left communist parties mostly have their origins in revolutionary factions within the Social-Democrats (splits after the October Revolution); a minor group originated from the New Left. They are adhering a more or less strict marxist-leninist, trotskyist or maoist ideology.
Most green parties were founded in the late 1970s as part of the new social movements. They are ecological parties based on values as peace, feminism, radical democracy, civil rights and social justice.
Liberal parties are based on the tradition of political liberalism, a movement of the 19th century. The principles of liberalism include individual rights, equality for all citizens under the law and a free-market economy (sublabel: social- and conserv.-liberal).
Centrist parties are defined as traditional parties which are in the centre of the political spectrum without officially adhering liberal values.
The catholic social doctrine was the inspiration of the center-right christian-democratic parties. They combine christian moral, democratic and traditional values with a social market ideology.
Conservative parties adhere to similar values, but they are often more liberal in economic matters. Most of them originated from representatives of the nobility, the large landholders and the high officials (sublabel: liberal-, national- and christian-conserv.).
Nationalist is a collection label for nationalist, populist, racist and authoritarian parties. This radical right-wing parties are strongly emphasising national values.
Other (one-issue-) parties are defined as ethnic, religios-fundamentalist, eurosceptic, agrarian, regionalist or separatist.