I’m a conservative. I don’t mind the liberal stuff here. It’s good to learn the other side, but I don’t want a liberal echo chamber. I’d like to be more politically balanced in the fediverse. Is there any way I can do that?

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    1 year ago

    It’s not “thinking differently” it’s “the beliefs necessary to maintain that political stance are stupid and cruel”.

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      1 year ago

      Not every conservative is a racist nazi. Some of us just want the government to stick to doing what’s in the constitution.

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        1 year ago

        So then how can you possibly agree with the right? Is banning books in the Constitution?

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        Westerners, especially Americans, have a really really hard time believing that you can be socially one thing and governmentally/economically another. For instance Im radically socially leftist but economically libertarian.

        Because Americans have been force fed the lie that you have to pick one size fits all, they assume that every conservative is also socially conservative. Which, in the case of America, means you support the wild anti lgbt/anti abortion legislation.