Well, howdy there internet people, Lidsboo again.

So today we're going to talk about philosophy and consistency and utopias and contradictions that may seem more pronounced than they really are.

We're going to do this because I got a message and this is a a theme I have seen in a

couple of different places from different people and it seems like it's worth

going over.

So here's the message.

I have a question, and it's not really a criticism because I do the same thing,

but I feel like a hypocrite.

I think I know what your philosophy is, and it's mine too. I'm also a left-leaning

extreme anti-authoritarian. Nice way to say that. So by definition I don't want big government, but I find myself advocating for health care and minimum wage increases and government funded help for the homeless.

If there's one thing I know about you from your channel setting aside parasocial feelings,

it's that you're consistent.

I'd like to know how you advocate for these things or at least don't attack them while maintaining your philosophy.

And yeah, I mean, I do hope one day to have a much more cooperative society and so cooperative in fact that

our great great grandkids one day look at each other and they're like what if we

decide not to have a president we all just promise to be like super cool. Yeah that's

the ideal that that's my vision of the utopia.

And there's two answers to your question.

And I don't know whether to give you the... question.

And I don't know whether to give you the Twitter answer or the real one.

So we'll do both.

The Twitter answer is why did you become a leftist? For me? I wasn't

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