Did any of you use to be left wing, and became right wing later on?

[Pedophobe]

Unfortunately, I have no name for what it is I think or believe to put it anywhere or where it even lies on the political spectrum.

Nothing wrong with that, the spectrum and it's various labels are 99% bullshit in practise.

 

[SSj_Ness (Yiffed)]

I was more apolitical or centrist when I was young I guess, on some issues I could go either way, sometimes nominally siding with libtards (e.g, supporting civil unions for faggots).

Now I know if you give an inch then libtards take a mile; never make concessions, social conservatism dies from 1000 cuts.

My political beliefs are “leave the children alone you filthy fucking degenerate faggots”

That's a lot of words for "conservative".

 

[Saddam Hussain Obama]

yes i was an unironic leftist then i watched europa the last battle and became a national socialist then i kept flip flopping intill i found god and now im right wing

 

[Bogdandoff]

I was left wing when i was a teenager, then became right wing when i graduated. Now i am right wing culturally and left wing economically.

 

[Kankichi Ryotsu]

Yes. I was a succdem because my family is all leftist. Feminism was the catalyst as I was tired of being demonized just for being a man. As time went on I became more and more right wing and after the George Floyd nonsense I'm full blackshirt fascist, which funnily enough is a lot more left wing than I used to be in my teens in certain aspects.

 

[Halmaz]

I used to consider myself left wing, because I was a live and let live kind of guy.
It just so happens, the left has decided I do not really deserve to live, because I believe a man cannot become a woman, or vice versa, I do not want to molest children, eat bugs, cause I like meat, I also have no intention giving up my property, along with my freedom of movement/speech and I do not believe in doomsday fairy tales like global warming climate change.

 

[jertzog]

I'm a spacecuck, so in my adolescence, I was of a mind to support any ideology that was working towards orbital and planetary space colonies. But once I learned of the left's profound hatred for the west and its peoples, who incidentally have the only level of competence to even go into space, I never looked back since.

 

[wtfNeedSignUp]

Not myself, but I'd bet 100$ most of the people here over 30 were leftists faggots growing up and going right once the culture war went against them.

 

[Alex Hogendorp]

I was a left wing atheist 10 years ago. I left that dogma slowly overtime realizing it was all bullshit and most self-proclaimed right wingers have been cucked. So yeah. I've became a spiritual person rejecting shitlib garbage and try to follow the word of god.

 

[PipTheAlchemist]

I used to be a chicken wing

 

[AgendaPoster]

My political beliefs are “leave the children alone you filthy fucking degenerate faggots”

There's no such thing, you gotta indoctrinate them one way or another.

 

[WitchfyndeGeneral]

If left wing you mean socialism then no. I never was a leftist ever, not even when I was a Libertarian. Even with the religious right damaging the reputation right wing back in the 1990s, I never became a libtard to counter the fundies, I stayed conservative but became a libertarian in the early 1990s in university.

 

[macrodegenerate]

Given the choice between the right and left. I would say I'm firm left in the traditional sense. I believe it's the purpose of government to protect it's people from threats foreign and domestic.

Moving into the 20th century, a form of economic oppression through monopolistic and exploitive practices threatened the well-being of the nations people. The Left responded in kind with Labor Laws and Monopoly busting. We need action like that. The problem is that the role of the Right is to keep the Left from going over the edge. A role they haven't taken seriously post the Reagan administration.

 

[HyperboreanRightsActivist]

When I was 8, I used to be a milquetoast environmentalist.

That's about as far left as I've ever been and ever will be

 

[56 others]

Yeah my mom was a journalist but my autism made me watch sargon videos and be in gamergate during college

 

[Ughubughughughughughghlug]

Ew lotta cringe in this thread

 

[A Crying Goblin]

I'm not really smart enough to understand, I only have a vague idea of what either of them mean. As a kid I used to call myself an SJW without knowing the implications of what that may have meant at the time, nevermind now. You could argue centrist I guess? But I really don't know. I've taken tests and they've all given me a different answer every time.

 

[Overwritten Tapes]

Im not on either wing, but I saw how fucking retarded the left was in the early 2010s and quietly distanced myself from everyone leftie.

 

[OrangeJuliusEvola]

In high school I was an annoying Randian "Objectivist" Libertarian. When I went to college for the first time, I went full Black Bloc anarchist, with elements of Max Stirner mixed in. By grad school I was a fairly mainstream liberal in most things outside smoking. When I lived in Japan, I slowly but surely became conservative. For awhile I evinced aspects of fascism and neoreaction, but honestly, I'm sort of a dull monarchist now. I refuse to LARP like most Hawaiian sovereignty types. I accept that America will rule my home for likely the rest of my life. My strongest beliefs are that all politics are local, and people should act accordingly.

 

[FedPostalService]

I’m was a super lefty until my early twenties. Then I graduated from university and had to grow up.

I’m still pretty liberal socially, I just want to keep the money I earn, keep the state out my life, and not be flooded with Africans.

What’s weird though is watching friends who were apolitical when we were young go full lefty retard now. They work in the public sector, which would make you think they’d realise that the state is a mess and shouldn’t be relied upon.

Don’t get me started on the ones who became teachers. They are the worst of the lot. I try not to bump into them in case they ask me my pronouns.