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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
&gt;I'm technically still a registered Democrat, but I've drifted away from the party because there are too many uninformed people who have the attitude you described.

Same here, this describes me to a T.

I got called "far right" even amongst people I know for saying that what Kyle Rittenhouse did was self defense.  It feels like disagreeing with *anything* that is the popular opinion right now, no matter how minor it is, is grounds to be labeled as "far right". Even though I'm pro-choice, pro-LGBT rights, pro-green energy, etc.

The funny thing is nobody ever defines the difference between "right" and "far right", I don't even know what the far means besides it being a buzzword.

It's pretty disheartening though to see this level of zealotry and puritanism taking over as the mainstream ideology of the party though.
gpt
Pro-choice (within reason), pro-gay marriage, pro-2a rights, pro small businesses, pro-universal or single-payer healthcare.   


Politically homeless.