Yes, agreed, if you are willing to discuss in good faith we could resume the discussion, but that seems very unlikely given your comments so far.
If all you do is try rhetorical deflection by repeatedly saying previous comments weren’t clear when by any reasonable standard they were clear, you’re just arguing with yourself in an echo chamber and it’s not productive for people to engage with you.
You aren’t engaging with the clearly explained positions of my comments, you’re merely splicing quotes out of context and acting like you are entitled to question definitions of basic, widely agreed terms. Claiming subjectivity and confusion over definitions and then disingenuously acting like the other party is the one that’s changing definitions is not a valid argument. You’re just writing a lot of inflammatory verbiage to drum up confusion and selectively quote earlier comments to act like the position they represent isn’t consistent or clear even though it is.
Looking in your comment history it seems you have a very strong habit of doing this in many threads, often with a clear agenda favoring US right-leaning politics, so the most reasonable conclusion I can see is that you are trying to inflame confusion and derail otherwise valid points by converting them into endless semantic arguments about definitions just to support your existing biases.
You're saying X is actually Y based on a different context. I keep asking you why you skip context and only use Y and you have no answer other than to say it's different from X and is the "real" answer. This is, quite literally, redefining the terms to support your bias. Why are you so insistent on saying there is "no real left" in the USA when there clearly is? Who cares about these outdated global definitions? You're disagreeing with the entire country to do what exactly?
I take great care in my discussions to be as objective and concise as possible, while focusing on the actual arguments and asking questions to get to the root of the matter. You clearly haven't read my thousands of comments on this site if you think otherwise. However I find that you constantly use the same "good faith" excuse every time. Why is that? If your position can't be clearly communicated and so easily breaks down under light questioning, then it's a failure of your position.
But since this isn't going anywhere, I'll end it here.
> "but it would just be falsely shifting definitions, it wouldn’t make ... to be any less [than] what it really, actually is."
Alright then, since you claim to know what everything "really" is while overruling all the context then there's clearly no more discussion to be had.