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r/AgainstPolarization

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Polarization is a huge problem in today's society. This is a subreddit where people of all political beliefs are welcome. Friendly debates are strongly encouraged so all users can gain an understanding of the 'opposing' side.

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6 months ago
The ā€œfascismā€ label is frequently applied without any attempt to define it. On this sub, we should think harder about the use of the label. There have been many attempts to define fascism. Hereā€™s one of many (and my favorite): ā€œUr-Fascismā€ by Umberto Eco.
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6 months ago
Preview thumbnail for George Orwell is frequently (and inappropriately) cited by bad faith actors across the political spectrum. Orwell was a radical, but his writings should resonate with many of you. Hereā€™s a short essay: ā€œPolitics and the English Languageā€ image
George Orwell is frequently (and inappropriately) cited by bad faith actors across the political spectrum. Orwell was a radical, but his writings should resonate with many of you. Hereā€™s a short essay: ā€œPolitics and the English Languageā€
to r/AgainstPolarization by KVJ5
6 months ago
Going forward - whatā€™s next for this sub?
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6 months ago
What is a major part of your political philosophy that has changed in the last few years? What parts of your ideology are you unsure of?