2026-09-28 12:51 UTC
@samuel@social.spejset.org I appreciate the perspective and links. I understand the disagreement on policy positions between C and V (taxes/income inequality, for-profit private providers, funding the green transition), but I don’t understand the hostility between them. MP’s inclusion suggests that it’s more than policy differences.
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@samuel@social.spejset.org 2026-09-28 13:09
@Jeremiah@alpaca.gold it's a very old historical thing with S and V. V was formed from S in 1917. And in Sweden it was a truism that V shouldn't be allowed in goverment because they have a communist history. (Though they took away communism from the name in 1991). Since V is the party most to the left, all right-wing parties want to keep it that way, thay V should never enter in goverment. And S also want to keep it that way. Miljöpartiet doesn't have that history. 1/x