>>489119 (OP)Political nuance is just arguing about what flavor you want.
Also, stop blaming the Internet for your dilemma.
But otherwise, I sympathize with you.
I've been called a communist on right wing websites and fascist on left wing sites for having the following opinions:
1. Family planning should have mandatory screening and licensing
2. Schools should have mandatory entrance exams and life skill training curriculum
3. College should not be universalised
4. Trades are underappreciated
5. Singlehood is underappreciated
>>489146
>Capitalism is often more collectivist than socialism is (nationalism, conservatism, wage slavery, ochlocracy, etc.). It's possible to build socialism on individualist principles since the main things socialists object to are class society and (in the case of communists) money.Thid is a valid point.
Self proclaimed leftists often whine far too much about "individualism", thinking that collectivism is some monolithic willpower.
It isn't
The "individualism" that capitalism sells is really just mass-produce.
Many leftists think that the individual isn't important.
But collectivism can only work when individuals are taken care of.