All left-wingers propose an incoherent worldview, because they support egalitarianism of finance only.
I class my self as a left winger but I support equality not only of finance but of rights, freedoms and decision making power.
So, how does that work, exactly? You're free to trade, as long as everything has exactly the same monetary value and nobody comes off 'better'?
I never said that and 'everything has the exact same monetary value' doesn't make sense.
My political beliefs are based on a few things that I believe are fundamental:
- Everyone alive now and alive in the future has a set of rights - eg. the right to life and health; the right to basic material security (shelter, clothes, food etc); the right to basic social security (education, community, creativity, fulfilment etc.); the right to do with their body as they wish;
- Everyone alive now and in the future is free to do anything as long as it doesn't infringe upon the rights and freedoms of others both now and in the future.
- This is a finite world with finite resources but there is enough to provide for everyone and enable them to have all of their rights.
This leads to various ideals including democracy, socialism ('left'), libertarianism, pacifism and environmentalism.