Why do people dislike the left?

Not really. Liberals are capitalists, and advocate for liberalised markets however they do not delude themselves into advocating for a 'truly' free market. This is because very few people who advocate for the free market truly understand what that entails. An truly free market is a case of 'the strong do as they will, and the weak suffer what they must' truly free markets are a market without regulation, without standards, safeguards or rules. In a truly free market you may sell anything you want too at any price, for any reason. Chattel slavery, child labour, unfair working conditions, corporate currency, generational contracts, indentured servitude, all of these thing are not only present but necessary for a totally free market. I only bring this up as very few people who advocate for a fully free market understand the implications of that argument.

When the bill was introduced in 2013, half of the tory MPs voted against it, and there are tories like JRM who still don't agree with it. So 'the vast majority' is somewhat of an exaggeration, if not a lie.

Granted Piers may not have actually been offended by it, after all he is a professional ****stirrer, but there were people who were saying ****e like "Worlds gone mad!!!" simply because a dietary alternative that they didn't even have to buy or eat was on offer.

Also whenever LGBT+ people ask people to use their pronouns, or a boy wears a dress or whatever, there is a tidal wave of right wing lunatics giving it the "Teens used to be fighting in wars back then" ****e, as if fighting in a world war is a desirable situation.

Most of the right-wing are traditionalist lunatics who are, for some reason, petrified of any form of social progression.

As an LGBT person myself the situation has changed drastically since 2013 and is a very poor comparison for a debate 8 years later.

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Lol I'm lost 😂

Nearly half of the tory MPs voted against the NI legalisation of same-sex marriage in 2019.

It's an anarcho capitalist ball meme lol there's a ton of them for the different flavours of anarchism. Ancap is basically letting the free market wholly run society.

You’re ignoring the fact that Ireland (both of them) is very religious and a different situation entirely to what we’ll find in England. That is a religious objection, not a traditionalist one.

As an LGBT person myself the situation has changed drastically since 2013 and is a very poor comparison for a debate 8 years later.

When the bill was introduced in 2013, half of the tory MPs voted against it, and there are tories like JRM who still don't agree with it. So 'the vast majority' is somewhat of an exaggeration, if not a lie.

Granted Piers may not have actually been offended by it, after all he is a professional ****stirrer, but there were people who were saying ****e like "Worlds gone mad!!!" simply because a dietary alternative that they didn't even have to buy or eat was on offer.

Also whenever LGBT+ people ask people to use their pronouns, or a boy wears a dress or whatever, there is a tidal wave of right wing lunatics giving it the "Teens used to be fighting in wars back then" ****e, as if fighting in a world war is a desirable situation.

Most of the right-wing are traditionalist lunatics who are, for some reason, petrified of any form of social progression.

Woah that's a bit extreme there are so many issues with that I don't think I could support it.

JRM is a Catholic though, so his views on gay marriage is to do with his interpretation of his religion, not necessarily his political stance

Religious objection or traditionalist objection. It's still an objection to SSM. The RoI literally approved SSM in a 2015 referendum, so what does that first point have to do with anything?