But

I am thinking that we need to make baby steps towards it

I dont see it working, especially in this modern world

It just can't be practically implemented on a large scale

Ye that's another issue

My plan is

Anarchism i cant see working on a large scale, either left or right

Yeah, I definitely respect you Anarcho-Capitalists, but I just couldn't see the ideology working in the end

Neither do we

We are still mysterious about the results

But it has never been tried is our point

I'm pretty much a hardcore liberal now. I like evidence-based policy and I fucking hate statism and populism.

If it fails,

We can compromise

We do not want to repeat failures so

Good take

Unlike the Communists

Yes

Unlike the communists.

I've dipped into liberalism, conservatism, social democracy
They all have pros and cons but there's no one perfect way

We will do what is best to achieved our common goal

You need to pick and choose what works from each

Yep

Yeah

Damn, am i a centrist 😔

Ideological hardlines are never good @Scorafent

I am saying though that we should try ancapism and make compromises if there are any problems

I just don't want to risk it

If we all have a common goal, wouldn't it be important to bring in even more people who have similar views than us, even if they aren't LibRight?

If it wont work in theory, its hard to see things working in practice
Hence why I don't support anarchism

Like maybe the LibLefts or AuthRights?

Well of course
Everyone has commonality with other ideologies

And thats where compromise comes in

I also really hate the political compass
Idk if anyone else feels the same

It simplifies things too much

same

It's "Risk it" vs "Gradually change"

9vals is way better and even then it isn't great

Well then who would be better to stand by?

Putting people on more complex compasses -> ideological polarization

Lib-unity or Right-unity?