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how would you describe yourself politically, Beehaw, and why? (beehaw.org)
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we previously had this thread but it was lost in a sitewide crash. kind of fortuitous, given all the new people!

anyways, i'm interested in how you describe yourself politically but also why you do so, and/or how you came to the beliefs that you did. be as brief or lengthy as you want in answering that.

additionally, as a preface: i would like this to be a generally non-judgemental thread and i think this community is more than capable of that, so please respect that idea.[^1] in general, you are not obliged to justify to myself or anyone else why you believe what you do.

[^1]: exceptions, obviously, go for bigotry or intolerant beliefs that would be otherwise incompatible with the community's ethos. bluntly if you're a transphobe or something like that this is not the community for you.

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[โ€“] OofShoot@beehaw.org 1 points 2 years ago (1 children)

@Alyaza has yet to answer their own question. Clearly they're just digging up dirt on all the newbies.

[โ€“] alyaza@beehaw.org 2 points 2 years ago

alas, i got swept up in all the user-facing stuff yesterday! it's been quite hectic, and my answer is comparatively uninteresting. i mostly just consider myself a leftist and don't care so much for specific labels. i find principles from all flavors of leftism desirable and i'm not picky on the reformism/revolution distinction as long as it gets us to a socialist world in the end