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'''Left-Wing Nationalismball''', shortened to '''LeftNat''', is an economically left-wing, nationalist, moderate to statist and generally culturally left to neutral ideology which supports a socialist economic system in combination with popular sovereignty, social equality and national self-determination, sometimes including anti-imperialist and national liberation movements, and supports both international solidarity and armed struggle. LeftNat often stands in opposition to right-wing nationalists, rejecting ethnic nationalism and instead opting for civic and/or cultural nationalism and patriotism. |
'''Left-Wing Nationalismball''', shortened to '''LeftNat''', is an economically left-wing, nationalist, moderate to statist and generally culturally left to neutral ideology which supports a socialist economic system in combination with popular sovereignty, social equality and national self-determination, sometimes including anti-imperialist and national liberation movements, and supports both international solidarity and armed struggle. LeftNat often stands in opposition to right-wing nationalists, rejecting ethnic nationalism and instead opting for civic and/or cultural nationalism and patriotism. |
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