Right Wing "Wanted" Left Wing Politics to "Want" this COVID-19-Lockdown ? ...To Fatten or Flatten the Flat Curve ?

Gorden bobic, yes I agree , such stand is always not right. But "argument of moderation " is also not universal, it all depends on context. I can give you justification. In capitalistic countries , when people excessively run behind money consume excessively then it harms nature .. At other side , socialism in some country boosted? fascism. Which model is right , which should be adapted for what period is depend on country.

Part of the problem is that left and right wing mean different things to different people. The two terms have gotten severely muddled up over the last 65 years. There is wide agreement that "left wing" ideology means socialist or communist (Marxist). But in this we willfully turn a blind eye to the inconvenient fact that nazi was short for "national socialist" and that Mussolini, the "inventor" of fascism, was in fact a radical member of the Italian socialist party, until they booted him out for being too radical. Lenin even sent them a letter to scorn them for it. And yet today we consider those ideologies "far right" rather than "far left". A completely opposite definition of "right wing" in common use today is based on free market libertarianism, and favours the notion of state being as small as possible and focusing only on law enforcement, national defense, and at a push maybe stretch to a small amount of utility infrastructure. So before the question you pose can be reasonably answered, I think we would first have to agree on what left vs right actually means. Is it big-state totalitarianism vs. small state libertarianism? Or is it some other definition we are using?