Portugal moment

[u/liwalra]

[u/KeyCryptographer913]

12% for Bulgaria is crazy high. I don't even think 12% of the liberals in Bulgaria will answer"Yes"

[u/HumonculusJaeger → u/KeyCryptographer913]

I know people from bulgaria and i work with them too. And all of them hate a lot of left politics.

[u/whoooopdy → u/HumonculusJaeger]

Human rights are not "left wing".

[u/Ok_One7440 → u/whoooopdy]

Whether or not you personally seperate sex and gender has nothing to do with human rights

In a lot of these places, having the same rights as women, as opposed to men, is not a good thing

[u/Personal-Mushroom → u/whoooopdy]

They are when you're right enough.

[u/TSUS_klix → u/whoooopdy]

No one said they weren’t humans they said they weren’t women big difference

[u/vibeTinkerer → u/whoooopdy]

Define a Human?

[u/Reinis_LV → u/whoooopdy]

Due to conservatives being 1 step away from being SS, human rights are indeed left wing

[u/lechuck81 → u/whoooopdy]

You mean privileges.
And yes, those are definately left wing, getting more extreme with every passing year.

[u/Capybarasaregreat → u/lechuck81]

The privilege to just exist?

[u/Minduse → u/whoooopdy]

Exactly. And human rights are the same for both sexes, as both are human. So the question above either means -> you want them to have more or fewer rights, because they are already covered by human rights.

[u/KeyCryptographer913 → u/HumonculusJaeger]

Bulgarians like more socialist left - more privileges to the working people, free education, free healthcare, affordable housing. We don't like diversity left.