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Originally Posted by Muta
I hate to break it to you, but there really is no 'radical left'; that is a misnomer. Most people are centrist, or immediately around that sphere. The right has skewed so far in their own extreme direction the last 10 years, that they use that term in response to their own insecurity of where they have dangerously placed themselves.
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I would agree with this.
I don't know if insecurity is the most apt description of it necessarily but I'd call it projection of where they're at (more and more polarized).
Typical lefties of today (the alleged "radical" ones) still subscribe to same thing - facts and verifiable information from experts in their fields. This hasn't changed. Whereas righties insinuating such things have bit on crazier and crazier ideas, misinformation and conspiracy theories that formulate their now worldview.
Their whole wacky narrative of antifa being behind January 6th is probably the best example of this projection.