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Used to be on the right until my views on things like healthcare (why the heck are we losing to NORTH KOREA in terms of public healthcare? It's not like it's a niche thing; the vast majority of nations have it in at least some form.), the economy (why the hell do we have to fight tooth and nail to get the 'honor' of being verbally abused and harassed by customers, work long hours just for bosses to get mad at us when we don't come in on a moments notice, and have them get mad at us when we try to take paid vacation days that they gave us? All so we can be fired on a whim? And ALL while there's bosses/managers/etc who 'can't find it in the budget' to give us raises/improved conditions/etc yet somehow give themselves sports cars for Christmas bonuses while all I got was a $20 gift card... that I had to win in a RAFFLE!), and environment (I get not wanting to torpedo us with a massive and instant switch from coal and oil to solar, but we should at least be doing our best to clean up, curb industries, and make steps towards improving the environment) just to name some.

Problem is the left's now ruled by this crazy ideology and mindset that's extremely narrow-minded, prejudiced, discriminatory, and is literally trying to bring back things like segregation (but 'reversed'). So yea. I'm on neither side really. My overriding issue is healthcare and I disagree with the right on plenty of issues but the left is just bonkers right now.

I can certainly see why people are running from the democrats. They failed to step up on many issues, couldn't manage to even condemn things like the CHAZ but then launch into witch-hunts that are either grossly over-exaggerated or flat out non-existent, enforce draconic mandates, are shredding the economy in a level paranoia over the virus that would make you think it was a damned zombie plague, and just everything else.

Will be interesting to see what happens. 2023 and 2024 are going to be extremely interesting to watch simply because of the fallout of the 2022 elections (regardless of what happens).