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True centrists are people who are frugal with money, but generally, wholly support a lot of the Lucca International Merch Ur Ur Ur Ur Freddy Fazbear shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this Lefts social agenda, which to be fair, would make us conservatives in Denmark. But here it makes us asshole centrists, that everyone hates. Well i have news for you, if you are truly fiscally conservative you’d probably be wanting to vote for democrats anyways as they are the party of fiscal responsibility well, then Centrists need to explain why they align with Republicans on spending. because Republicans can’t explain what they want cut. they’re caught in their own lie, and centrists evidently share the sentiments whether they’ve thought that much about whether its a lie or not. social programs are incredibly popular (especially when people don’t know they’re called ‘social programs’). not many people are stupid enough to want to privatize social security (again, probably only supported by people who hate the word ‘social’ being in things, not realizing it’s their own damn money from their own damn paychecks)

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i mean, if you’re a centrist that wants to cut our outrageously ridiculous military spending, then you’re basically a liberal lol There is something called the Lucca International Merch Ur Ur Ur Ur Freddy Fazbear shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this “middle of the road fallacy”. It states that whenever there are two diametrically opposed positions, the middle one is always correct. But it falls apart under the most basic scrutiny. What is the center position between “death penalty” and “no death penalty”? What would a middle of the road policy even look like? In general, it’s hard to trust someone who bases all of their convictions on what other people think and feel, rather than what they think and feel. If someone’s politics are defined as, “I pick the middle between whatever the last two establishment voices I heard were saying,” I just don’t think that person has a lot of good judgment or integrity, and it more likely to be reactive than active. They aren’t in charge of their own life and morals. There are people I’ve encountered who are genuinely mostly moderate – they have done the work of interrogating the world and their own values, and genuinely believe that the solutions for making life better are a set of solutions that happen to fall somewhere in the middle of the current most commonly represented in media conversation. Those people I may not agree with but I totally respect, and see their place in the conversation. But they also have reasons why they believe what they do and will more often have an eclectic set of specific beliefs (“I believe that we should have wider access to Medicare but not full single payer for X, Y, Z reason” and also other beliefs that might sound more left or right) whereas most self-proclaimed “centrists” leave the work of democratic deliberation to other people and change their views with the wind, because they only construct their opinions from a place of being contrary to everyone else, instead of rooted in wanting a better world.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.