What do you do to get outside the echo chamber?

>>130264147
I watched a 2 hour discussion some leftists posted a couple nights ago. It was shit, and I posted a lot about it in that thread.
/pol/ can be an echo chamber, but anons are also obsessed with arguing, so other thoughts and ideas get a lot of attention. Unfortunately, no one who could actually argue against a typical intelligent pol/ack/ would ever spend time arguing on a ancient Roman mock senate board.
Other than that, I have enough normie friends to keep me grounded. I was pretty isolated for a while, for complicated reasons, and I got pretty crazy, but I'm back down to earth now.

>>130264147
>live in Chicago
>listen to NPR because sometimes they have some ok shit on there
>see my antifa friends posting INSANE shit on facebook

Everywhere that's not /pol/

And even here I stil see that shit.

LA has a communist radio station called KPFK that helps me get inside their heads a bit. Its too far left to be mainstream. NPR these days seems to be more in touch with the average frou-frou lefty metrosexual tight pants fag on the street. Now they are getting too emotional after Trump so their aren't many arguments.

>>130264147
I look at anything that is anywhere, and liberalism starts to bleed out of my eyes. This is no echo chamber, this is the front.

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>>130264147
Try to follow my own sense of reason and curiosity. If a leftist says something beyond "fuhk wite pepl" that actually has reasonable basis then I agree with them.

End result turned me into something of a Strasserist which would make both /pol/ and /leftypol/ screech at me if I actually shilled my opinion everywhere.

In reality the modern fake liberal/conservative political dichotomy is bullshit and the truest of redpills lies in the far left and far right, and a hatred of international kikery synthesizes those beliefs.

>>130264147
How is /pol/ an echo chamber? You can find people here who will disagree with you on anything, including absolutely retarded shit like whether the earth is flat.

>>130264147
>/Pol seems to be more of a echo chamber than it used to be.

fuck off, CIA.

/pol is my escape from the echochamber that is CNN/msnbc/massmedia and facebook.

The third and only good alternative to those two chambers is going outside and simply talking to new people. That always makes both /pol and popular media seem like paranoid shutins.

I don't take 90% of online media seriously anymore.

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