Maybe if she had more exposure to radical leftists she'd snap eventually

I was just slightly to the right of your average SJW.

Even in Utah?

I, too, believed in the SJW stuff at one point, but I was never super into it

@Flint Yup.

I was a libertarian who thought police were shooting innocent black people

I think it's the most huwhite pilling thing ever.

@Jacob That was my middle ground from being a leftist to here.

It goes Commie > Libertarian > Identitarian

all pushed by an anti-huwhite agenda.

I've always been politically far right, but succumbed to the left's culture and then got out of it--so I find the intellectual shift the most fascinating

my only transition period is that for a while I was a nationalist, but only for Europe

like I'd agree with SJWs here, but also admire Falangist groups in Europe lmao

it didn't take too long to realize the contradiction though

How about the cultural aspect?

Did you find it conflicting with your world view?

Or was it entirely intellectual?

Bc it was the opposite with me

what do you mean by the cultural aspect?

your behavior, what you did for fun

ahhh

ie leftists party, do drugs, one night stands, etc

right wing is rigid moral structure

I always thought that was gross

family, dating, etc

So I'm guessing morality guided you out of that phase, but you made the intellectual jump to leave?

*I might be wrong, just asking*

I agreed with the BLM stuff but never the LGBT stuff

I could never get behind LGBT stuff

So you were culturally 'moral' and right wing (for the sake of conversation), but thought more leftist?

I was obsessed with muh natives, BLM, islamophobia, that kind of stuff

I always thought trannies were mentally ill

so, yes, you could say that

I flip flopped a lot when I was younger though

Sounds like an intellectual mix, "I thought _____ was okay, but not ______"

Thinking something is right/wrong is intellectual disagreement

my political views have generally been all over the place throughout my life

I don't even know what you would call my ideology at some points

I can get that. I didn't either. Most youth are lying when they say they are X

I was far right (looking back) but then succumbed to lefty morals after some years of being worn down. Then came back when I became Christian--but even then spent a long time burning the old ways out

I've always been concerned more with the cultural aspect than the intellectual

At first I was pro free college and healthcare, anti redistribution of wealth, anti LGBT, and abortion, but also believed America oppresses minorities