Those sound good actually

r/average_redditor

Thats a good one lol

Fuck Reddit

r/WatchRedditDie

r/YouPostOnTheDonald was rising untill they quarentined us and nobody could see TD in our post history unless the opted in lol

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uh oh stinky.

That was me one year ago.

Bitch

being farther to one side is unironically worse.

It only means you're less open to ideas

Nice try

Well, the compass defines left-right as economic. Left is collectivist, right is capitalist.

even without the compass

the farther you go from the center of ideas, the farther you go from sensibility from the other side.

You should always make an effort to be objective and open.

even if it goes against your current views

Being open is different from being centrist.

but most open minded political folk are center leaning

Check out this thread being brigaded lol

I haven't really met many people on either side that are deeply invested in their party that were objective.

Although some centrists are open, centrism also denotes a lack of political knowledge. Not always though.

Meaning, if you score a near-center, it might highlight political apathy.

Although, you could also be informed, but just centrist.

I used to be further right leaning.

my political journey

I've even been on the left before, but i've swayed between the two and have sat at moderate authoritarian right.

center is 2015, and 2016 is on the far right side(economic deregulation)

then from 2016, i shift diagonally to the center, but up.

People keep telling me that we live in a far right country and people like Bernie and AOC are actually centrists

my last test I was p sure I was high authoritarian right.

This is what reddit does to your brain

*Compass definitions. Capitalism is not necessarily "right-wing".

AOC and bernie are definitely not centrists.

No shit

US is definitely slightly right, because most politicians are favorable to the free market.

The US is majority right, due to many factors.

However, that could change, and it is right now.

Yeah our country has a history of "consoom"

I don't think we'll see a meaningful shift by election.