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Leftleftwing is a term used in online political discourse to describe a perceived intensification or exaggeration of left-wing positions. It is not a formal ideology, organization, or faction, but rather a label that commentators use to classify certain stances, actions, or rhetoric as unusually radical or self-described as “more left” than mainstream left politics.

Etymology and usage patterns suggest that leftleftwing draws from the word left and emphasizes repetition or amplification with the added suffix wing. It often appears in discussions about economic policy, social issues, or cultural debates, and can be encountered in blogs, comment sections, forums, and memes. The term is used both descriptively and pejoratively, depending on the speaker’s perspective, and may be employed humorously to self-identify or mock certain positions.

Context and interpretation vary by platform and user. Some see leftleftwing as a shorthand for a broad spectrum of progressive activism, while others use it to criticize what they view as uncompromising or impractical demands. Because it is a informal label rather than a defined doctrine, its exact meaning can differ across communities and over time.

See also: leftist, far-left, left-wing, political jargon. Note that leftleftwing is primarily a social-media and online-discourse term rather than a formal political movement.