I don't think I am a centralist; I equally loath both parties and their leadership. Trump and Biden are both a lot more centralist than I ever would be.
How would you describe yourself politically? I've always read your "I hate the left and right equally" schtick as trying to imply you are centrist, but here you claim that is not the case. You've historically said you reject following political pundits and mocked members who repeat something they heard from a right-leaning pundit, but when politically contentious issues come up you almost exclusively seem to parrot the same lines offered by political pundits from the left.
I regularly see you condemn Republicans, religious people, and conservative ideas generally, but much more rarely see you condemn anything on the left. Of course, that could simply be because our forum tends to lean right on a lot of issues, so maybe you only speak up when your position isn't already being represented.
Regardless, whenever I've seen you take a position it has almost exclusively been in favor of whatever a relatively moderate Democrat would support that day (a position that keeps shifting farther and farther to the left). You seem to be uncomfortable with many right-leaning ideas (even though they are not really things that are actually championed by most modern Republicans) like limited government, low taxes, free market, traditional values, patriotism, deregulation, border security, and individual liberty. On the other hand, however you feel about the Democrat party, you do seem to regularly advocate on behalf of the traditionally progressive ideals of social equality, universal healthcare, environmental sustainability, higher taxes, labor rights, social safety nets, etc.
Just curious how you see yourself politically.
