Is there any political position more annoying than being a centrist?

>>139312298
Slightly left of center

>>139312298
kek that is a great meme

>>139312298
Being Canadian.

being a leftist. I remember a time when centrists were called sensible not annoying.

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>>139312298
Ah yes, the "I think having beliefs and opinions are for fucking losers."

>>139312298
Yes, being an anarcho centrist

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>>139312298
Chad Quiot Theory
> child pornography soundtracks
> the gravity maze
> who was Irma King?
> illegal maths
> essoteric lifting
> Richard Piana was murdered
> (((starting strength)))
> what is deep noise
> Cardio cults
> white kratom

>>139312298
Centrist means they do not even have a position but want to have some kind of claim.

The leftists are batshit insane fucking idiots that really want their inner rainbow fantasyland to be a reality. But at the very least they understand picking a side and being a part of the political wheel.

Centrists are just lazy worthless fucks that want to cling onto whatever they think is "winning"

>>139313078
i'll admit to falling into this old philosophy sometimes. i think it stems from the kind of thinking encouraged by older imageboard culture, the whole anon mock everything thing you see exemplified on sites like ED. but it can just become so insufferable to see people caring so fucking much about their political/whatever opinions that it makes me want to ridicule and hate them. but it's a belief mired in hypocrisy because everyone has their opinions they're annoying about whether they acknowledge it or not.

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>>139313767
unless you're a classical liberal (which is a centrist ideology) then you actually believe in something.