
In the past, while studying law and history, I often supported left-leaning movements because I saw real injustices. But in recent years, many ultra-left ideas have taken an irrational lead. Society needs balance and comfort, not sudden extreme experiments. Death is the price? Don’t pay it.donePolicies should be practical: if everyone has cars but there’s no parking, and at the same time we introduce ultra-progressive concepts like unisex toilets everywhere, it becomes unrealistic and inefficient. Change must be functional, and based on real human needs — not ideology. Cancelled parking place? You did not solve the problem-you created 3 more and put the paper on the toilet seat on the top. Create economy and technology that what I need from you. Propagandistic, aesthetically pleasing non-solutions can be misleading for liberal-minded audiences.And honestly, we forget one simple truth: politics, just like languages, were created to make life easier. Labels, colors, flags — they were supposed to simplify society, not complicate it. If English works better for global communication, then we should follow what makes life more efficient. Globalization, in this sense, actually makes perfect sense to me.But today it feels like we are ignoring real issues instead of solving them. Some modern political decisions are simply absurd. Lately, liberal directions have become so radical that I’m finding myself leaning more toward conservative positions — not because of ideology, but because I want to protect balance, children, society, and basic natural structures that existed long before politics.“Left vs Right” concept is hilarious to me. I’m convinced politicians just picked random directions one day and stuck to them for marketing purposes. In reality, none of these “sides” truly exist. There is only today’s correct decision and today’s wrong decision — nothing more. Give me f*cking parking place I love high heels p*tch 😅and women with makeup!I don’t believe in left or right. I believe in rationality, economy,practicality.Right now, the so-called “right side” aligns more with my values(but I reject Nazism).