Is left-winged producerism possible?

[Meursault]

When I think of 'producerism', I think of Pat Buchananism: basically a view that 'national' economic interests (light industry, agribusiness, the "middle class" rhetorically but rarely in ) are to be favored above export-oriented 'international' economic interests (heavy industry, finance capital, etc.), and that the lumpenproletariat ought to be either exploited or imprisoned.

Usually this is a movement of the protectionist far-right. Is an internationalist, non-traditionalist version of this even possible? I associate Dick Gephardt with a moderate version of this. I could be wrong.

[Meursault]

rarely in practice*

[Antonio the Sixth]

the lumpenproletariat ought to be either exploited or imprisoned.

left-winged

No.

[Meursault]

Obviously a left-ish version would be less overtly bigoted against the underclass (though probably neglectful of us in favor of the "productive middle class", just as American liberalism is today).

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

Yes, of course. The opposition between "productive labor" and the "parasite" is a common trope on the Left, and those deemed to fall in the latter category, whether rich, poor or middle class, have been suffered persecution under Left-wing regimes.