Building Sustainable Communities For Families

What does this imply in terms of someone on the right leaning side of politics, “It hasn't been pursued because the very concept is heavily steeped in lefty bullshit, and lefties are lazy motherfuckers.” Could It be considered hypocritical because the right wants to go to war with the left and if they won such a war they would have to work together like leftists to rebuild the country?

The original statement dismissing leftist ideas as "lazy bullshit" is both inflammatory and hypocritical. While it mocks progressive policies as impractical, the reality is that any post-conflict scenario—even a right-wing victory—would require collective rebuilding efforts mirroring left-leaning approaches: infrastructure investment, social programs, and centralized planning. History shows even conservative governments (like Eisenhower’s post-WWII U.S.) rely on large-scale public works. The right’s ideological rejection of cooperation clashes with the unavoidable need for it post-war, exposing a paradox. Governance demands pragmatism over purity, as both sides ultimately borrow from each other’s playbooks—whether market-based healthcare or state-driven security. Vilifying the left while depending on its core principles reveals empty rhetoric, not logical governance.