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Can we move on from obsessing over the left-right divide? 2017-08-29 02:49:46 Post No. 139426118
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Can we move on from obsessing over the left-right divide?
Anonymous
2017-08-29 02:49:46
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Doesn't anyone else think the hype is starting to get old? Can we stop saying any random internet pleb is worth listening to solely on the basis that they disagree with social justice Warriors?
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>>139426118
LOOK, MA' I FOUND ANOTHER CENTRIST CLINGING ONTO HIS "REALITY" -- GET THE GUN
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To become politically incorrect you must detach yourself from the right and left political paradigm. If you like one idea from a side take it and cherish it. Do not become zealous to a group. Do not be part of collectivism. Stay as individuals.
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>>139426339
Honestly i am a bit out of the (((loop))) could you let me know what a Centrist is in todays new speak? Is it just someone who is looking for solutions outside of shades of red and blue?
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>>139426571
Did he say that? If he did that is another reason why we should stop regarding people as credible ONLY because they disagree with leftists.
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>>139426118
There's still a lot of deadweight from the election season hanging on like parasites. I vote Styx for the first to be kicked to the curb, the "big tent" got way too big for my liking.
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