Centrism

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>hey pol did you know that having convictions is a bad thing? Just give the W to your opponents

>>136083073
Centrists can also have convictions. They can be strongly convinced about centrism

>>136083627
That's called "intellectual dishonesty"

>>136084591
Quite the opposite, there's a biological basis to support centrism.

>>136084801
Please explain what you mean, argumentation has nothing to do with biology

>>136082890
Ah, yes yes. Politically central and when it comes to hot topics, choose the midde option!

Never ends badly.

>>136085469
Well, concerning humans, a case can be made that it is best to argue from science. The primate brain is organised to create social groups in which the needs of the group, and the individuals in the group, are in balance. That's why statistically normal brains are capable of empathy and team spirit, and mutual hate of the enemy. Those brains are also capable of prioritising their own survival when the need arises, even at the expense of other group members. Centrism is natural.

>>136085472
Big picture, not hot topics.

>>136082890
So basically everyone who isn't a Nazbol is a cuck?

>>136087113
I don't know enough about Nazbols to comment on them. But all extremists are intellectual cucks

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>>136086154
>Centrism is natural

This is called a non-sequitur. You state a number of facts about the versatility of the human brain, then state that your position is correct without any connection to your previous statements.

>>136083627
>They can be strongly convinced about centrism

Golden mean fallacy. Both the right and the left have reasons for believing what they do; a centrist holds a belief solely because its somewhere between either extreme.

A centrist has no logical or empirical basis for his beliefs except that his views fair to adhere to the currently prevailing logical or empirical frameworks. His position is derived solely from his own ideology.

Party A believes that 2 + 2 = 4, and Party B believes that 2 + 2 = 6. One of them is right and one of them is wrong, and a centrist is no less wrong for taking the middle position and saying two and two makes five.

I am a radical centrist that seeks to purge the unclean like any other ideological zealot. Position doesn't necessarily indicate intensity

>>136087752
Utter hand-waving bullshit. These aren't the droids you're looking for.

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>>136088736
>Non-arguments.

>>136089389
Lost in argument, you are.