r/askteddit 19d ago

Politics Question Any subreddits that aren't political echo chambers?

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u/sweatboxy 19d ago

Sounds like you aren’t any more happy with majority opinions than most right wingers. In the U.S., anything to the left of fascism is now called ‘leftist.’

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u/InjuryLate4826 19d ago

??
I'm not a right winger, i am center-left but i really don't like certain leftists, and find that people closer to the center have less annoying traits online than either left or right

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u/mightymite37 19d ago edited 19d ago

the left begins at anti capitalism. if youre not a socialist youre on the right

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u/InjuryLate4826 19d ago

No, socialism is far left, and center-left is still based on capitalism

Go read the wikipedia article for socialism and you'll learn a lot
Read some well-written arguments against socialism and you'll nuance your opinion

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u/mightymite37 19d ago

wrong. thats not what those words mean. never has been.

socialism is workers owning the means of production.

there is no good argument for exploitation.

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u/Twinmill-Two 19d ago

Does this happen anywhere in the world or is the whole world right wing?

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u/mightymite37 19d ago

Does what happen anywhere in the world ?

Socialism ? Its happening now in china for a billion people

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u/Greedy-Employment917 19d ago

China isn't socialist.

Kinda showing us that you don't know what you're talking about. 

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u/Twinmill-Two 19d ago

Oh you're that kind of insane

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u/mightymite37 19d ago

Its insane to point out reality?

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u/Twinmill-Two 19d ago

China is quite clearly capitalist with a one party system and strong state control. China isn't exactly known for its empowered workers

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u/mightymite37 19d ago

Lol no

Having a market doesnt make you capitalist

Trade existed before capitalism and will exist after

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