Even post-2006, flying a German flag from your apartment window or the antenna of your SUV outside of the strict parameters of soccer season is considered an expression of right-wing affiliation.
Right-of-centre newspapers are now edited ruthlessly to make their readers think what their editors and proprietors want – on immigration, welfare, Europe, tax, political affiliation or whatever.
Consider the political responsibilities of newspapers' websites in distorting discussions around the UK's Brexit decision, or the false news disseminated by the "alt-right", a loose affiliation of people with far-right views, during the campaign waged by President-elect Donald Trump.
"A cinema of affiliation".
A large octopus terrorizes everybody regardless of affiliation.
"Everybody has some kind of affiliation," he said.
Recipients of affiliation, however, did not increase their likelihood to exchange friendly interactions following bystander affiliation.
Of the 29 193 respondents, 1985 (6.8%) reported political affiliation on the extreme left, 17 657 (60.5%) reported centrists views, and 1902 (6.5%) right wing affiliation; data were missing for 7649 (26.2%) respondents.
Authors' affiliations and countries were identified from the fields of affiliation and corresponding address.
In linguistic metaphors, political affiliations are often spatialized along a left-right axis: Democrats are on the left and Republicans on the right of the political spectrum.
Among those stating their affiliation, those with views left of center seem to be more likely to donate than those at the center and right of center.
