I'd say from 12-19?

I mean when I was like 13-14 I was the central planner mindset in human form

It started to slope off by the time I was 16, however.

Oh, yes.

As was I.

About the same

Nothing but the purist form of altruism.

The kind that creates a Lenin, a Hitler.

It is interesting to think about how you used to think

And how uninformed I really was, yet thought I knew it all.

The more informed I get the more I know of things I do not know

It certainly is a journey, but you manage to plug the gaps along the way.

I've jumped around on the political spectrum quite a bit

I believe what displaced me from the perspectives I once harbored was direct exposure to the doctrines which motivated the production of the propaganda I had been consuming throughout my younger years.

you inconsistent peice of shit, get somr principles

So, with this, it provided me context.

It's because whenever I realise I'm apart of an ideology I reject it

just three years ago when i was 16 i was most likely a socialist if i actually followed politics

So, this came with my first induction into Sociology, one of my majors when I first began attending college at 16, @Samaritan™.

now im a filthy centrist

Then, I got heavily into economics.

Along with civics.

It was like a cleansing wave washed over me.

she looked pathetic on that stage

I was into both also

Jeremy's one of those rite-whing extremists

I still debate whether centrism is real there is also an ideology at the top of the hierarchy of values

Radical right-wing. So radical I'm a Classical Liberal, and an Objectivist.

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I almost guessed the latter

I'm a classical liberal, Jeremy, that makes us literally Nazis

Didn't you know?

Centrism doesn't exist, Sam.

Yeah my point

So far right, you have gone beyond and made it to the far left.

asking a child about politics is like expected your dog to know how to dance the can-can first try

I'm probably more economically left than Jeremy

But people like to debate it

The left and right fundamentally disagree, and to differentiate between the two, opting for centric policy that creates a fascist economy is incorrect.

We disagree on the value of self-ownership.