Questions For "Real" Socialists

Whenever I point out someone who I believe is left wing, you guys tell me he isn't. So my question is can you be left wing and also hate communism and socialism?
If so, can you point to someone alive who fits this category?
If not, can you tell me why you have to be a socialist to be left wing?

this is the dumbest shit i've ever heard, kill yourself.

Tell us who you're talking about.

No.

Because the left is an emancipatory struggle, aiming to realize human freedom and individualism; those who are against Socialism are against the realization of this freedom, as they oppose the movement which aims and organizes for the overthrow of the mode of production which prevents freedom: capitalism.

Hell no. If you oppose socialism, you are automatically right wing.

Right and left originated during the French Revolution. The right wanted to preserve the monarchy while the left wanted to abolish it. Today, to be left wing, you have to want to abolish the current system (capitalism). You cannot be left wing if you want to preserve capitalism.

The Justin Trudeau for example.
What do you think about D.N. Pritt and Konni Zilliacus, were they left wing?

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YES, YOU CAN

If you don't know why Trudeau isn't left then there's no helping you.

Did you even read my fucking post? 'Left' and 'right' came from the events of the French Revolution, not from America's two party system.

Sure but you are only leftwing by capitalist narratives. To sound less cultish, you are only leftwing by accept cultural norms of left and right.
Liberals like you
If you seperate left and right wing by being "progressive" and "conservative", liberals campaign for Capitalism just like conservatives do, and are thusly economically right when comparing socialism and capitalism. They are for keeping the current system or conserving it. Since this is a socialist board, this view point is the predominant one. It doesn't help that socialist viewpoints have been purposely clipped from the left to make it seem "outside" of reality, when it is in fact the ghost that haunts bourgeois economics.