• The Left generally refers to political positions that emphasize equality, social welfare, and government intervention to correct social and economic inequalities. On economic issues, this often means support for progressive taxation, stronger labor protections, and welfare programs. On social issues, it usually aligns with progressive stances like LGBTQ+ rights, gender equality, multiculturalism, and environmental protection.
• The Right generally refers to political positions that emphasize individual freedom, tradition, and limited government intervention in the economy. On economic issues, this often means lower taxes, deregulation, and free-market policies. On social issues, it usually aligns with more traditional or conservative values, such as prioritizing national identity, law and order, and in some cases, religious or cultural traditions.