radical enlightened alt centrism is the only way

I prefer to think of it as both sides do good sh*t

yeah but one side is currently whack

unless you go to far out

It's just weird how the left fills the conservative role nowadays. It's supposed to be the liberal tries to expand possibilities, while the conservative ensures the ability to keep gains from those expansions. (Er, a rough idea of what I think of the roles of conservative/liberal)

i like petersons explenation more, where liberals want to fuzzy or remove the borders, and conservatives want more strickt borders and cathegorization

open borders = anarchy

= you arne't a country anymore, you're just a land where people can squat

Im assuming most of you guys fall somewhere in the center if youre watching tim right?

I think in this case, orders doesn't necessarily mean national borders, but borders of conceptual ideas

most of us are pretty center here I think

well yes

I'm typically center-center-right

libertarian

it doesnt stop at nation borders, you want strickter lines between all kinds of things

I'm actually normally apolitical, but have this innate need to hear all stories

everythign is political these days

unfortuatnly

it was bad for a while

and then got worse somehow

I just got made when it started affecting the quality of stories we tell

when you have people saying on tv they wish for a recession just so someone else will fail

that's wrong

I never wanted obama to fail

or bush

or clinton

they win, we win

Especially if they are rich enough to not see the effects of it

Exactly

"white poeple can't be poor"

same mindset

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When you tell me there's only one proper way to view an event, that cuts the number of stories at least by half

till 27th

all journalism has bias now, and that's basically saying the same thing

It's so boring

just like there are separate of church and state, should be separation of corporation and media

There's a reason most religions use stories. It's because stories allow for different interpretations and lessons over time. Assigning a definitive moral to each story limits its usefulness

but then you end up with state run media and publically funded media like npr

so I dunno what the answer is

and independent media, like tim, gets deplatformed/demonitized etc