I'm tired of the far left

It's unfortunate because the left wing have good points and the extremists make it seem otherwise.

Within the last 10 years a loud minority of people who identify with the far-left politically have introduced a toxic culture to university campuses, colleges, public sector departments and even some commercial businesses, and they have done so in the name of equality and diversity.

We all want equality and diversity for everybody, however the toxic woke cancel-culture has nothing whatsoever to do with inclusion.

When I started university and joined the debating society, people would argue their point on the basis of things called "facts" and they would make references to something called "science".
Debates would be hotly contested by people who were on opposite ends of the spectrum in terms of their worldview. It made for interesting viewing for the audience.

These days, if somebody doesn't agree with the worldview of the kind of people who hold sway at university unions, they will simply not be allowed to talk at the union. They will be 'cancelled'/'de-platformed'.

I find this absolutely absurd.
University is supposed to be an opportunity to be challenged and in so doing you would be able to construct an informed worldview.
However, what these people are creating is a giant echo-chamber within their university.
I find this to be anti-democratic and pretty infantile.

Obviously somebody will reply to this thread telling me about how some subgroup of society experienced persecution in the past, how violence was used against this group of people and how, if I don't agree with them, I must be a nazi.

But nonsense aside, I really am becoming concerned that these people are creating an unhealthy and toxic echo-chamber, and I feel it's time to push back.

Marxism is the only way to fair society as demonstrated by Venezuela, Cuba, Congo & North Korea.

Look at the dangerous side effects of economic liberalism like freedom, democracy, socioeconomic development. It’s only a matter of time before the West catches up.

It depends what you consider the ‘far-left’ and what you consider to be inclusive. Here are some questions for you:
Are you pro-choice or pro-life?
Are you a feminist and do you support feminism?
Do you believe there should be a more racially-inclusive system?
Are you able to justify white supremacy?
Are you able to justify sexism, against any gender?
Do you believe there’s more than 2 genders?
Do you believe it’s people’s fault that they are poor?
Honestly, before you have a go at ‘extremist lefties’, just wanna see what your personal opinions are on things

Within the last 10 years a loud minority of people who identify with the far-left politically have introduced a toxic culture to university campuses, colleges, public sector departments and even some commercial businesses, and they have done so in the name of equality and diversity.

We all want equality and diversity for everybody, however the toxic woke cancel-culture has nothing whatsoever to do with inclusion.

When I started university and joined the debating society, people would argue their point on the basis of things called "facts" and they would make references to something called "science".
Debates would be hotly contested by people who were on opposite ends of the spectrum in terms of their worldview. It made for interesting viewing for the audience.

These days, if somebody doesn't agree with the worldview of the kind of people who hold sway at university unions, they will simply not be allowed to talk at the union. They will be 'cancelled'/'de-platformed'.

I find this absolutely absurd.
University is supposed to be an opportunity to be challenged and in so doing you would be able to construct an informed worldview.
However, what these people are creating is a giant echo-chamber within their university.
I find this to be anti-democratic and pretty infantile.

Obviously somebody will reply to this thread telling me about how some subgroup of society experienced persecution in the past, how violence was used against this group of people and how, if I don't agree with them, I must be a nazi.

But nonsense aside, I really am becoming concerned that these people are creating an unhealthy and toxic echo-chamber, and I feel it's time to push back.

I can concoct a list of questions too, that seem absurd if you give one answer but completely reasonable if you provide another.

I'm guessing someone is annoyed that their gender and non-vaccination threads didn't go well.

For example, America where opposites in political ideology is quite evenly spread out yet on the surface the Democrats are in possession of the 'good side' persona and yet really they're both just as bad/good as each other when it comes to all the major controversial subjects and act almost exactly the same as each other.
It really is all about perception.