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6. The author talked xenophobia an aspect of right-wing populism.

Reply to Zalatix (Reply #5)

Thu Apr 19, 2012, 03:37 PM

Apr 2012

Do you not agree that right-wing populists (like teabaggers) can (and often are) xenophobes? He did not accuse the left-wing of that.

I forget sometimes that you are a good mind reader, but not as adept as a question answerer.

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A look at populism: the right wing - tea party - version and the left-wing - Occupy - version. [View all] pampango Apr 2012 OP

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Yet another Pampango thread trying to tell American workers to accept being discriminated against Zalatix Apr 2012 #3

The OP is about left-wing vs right-wing populism. Don't you accept that there is a difference pampango Apr 2012 #4

I see right through your reasons for posting this. Zalatix Apr 2012 #5

The author talked xenophobia an aspect of right-wing populism. pampango Apr 2012 #6

Sorry. Our turn to do the homeless shelter. pampango Apr 2012 #7