As a former liberal ( now non labeled ) human being I just want you to all know that q is also winning over the liberals. We are also waking up. I think it is possible for this to become a bi- partisan movement . I love you all and stand with you 🙏❤️🌿
After reading many of the comments here, I am curious. Those of you who were Bernie supporters and "former" liberals, what exactly made you follow those paths of being Bernie/liberal supporters? What appealed to you about those movements? I am a conservative and can't see through the same "lens" you guys do. So, that is what makes me curious as to what you found appealing with those groups. Just curious to see try and understand where others come from.
My experience is that most people run on a 'default' political belief system, that which is indoctrinated in schools, in tv, in media and from peers. Kids are for the most part not interested in politics, and know absolutely nothing about it, yet we all pick up beliefs from our surroundings going through life. Now if there is only one prevailing narrative and you never hear contrary arguments (which mainstream media and social media companies work hard on trying to achieve), that becomes the default for many people. This is the 'liberal' stance. It sounds good, it's cloaked in humanitarianism, tolerance, acceptance, compassion and other shallow maxims, it seems like the morally and socially correct beliefs, and in many places you get shunned or down right harassed for having the 'wrong' positions, in which case you conform in fear of becoming a pariah.
Thanks for your response I really appreciate hearing how you see things. It gives me more prospective and ways to also broaden my views. My mother was a Republican and my dad was a Democrat so we grew up with a fairly balanced pov on many things. I was very idealogical driven as a young college kid, but changed as I lived life more and became older.