Ah, alright. The mod of a nazi bar¹ highly politicized community² doesn’t like labels and then strategically formulates the most broad and empty perspective about their own ideological thought, one can come up with. I applaud the skill³ you excercise.

What about yourself?

Let me try one like that, but from my perspective:

I avoid labelling myself as I don’t think it does any good.

But gun to the head, I’d have to say I’m also somewhat of an environmentalist, but actually more of a humanist with a touch of economic analysis. Though I avoid calling myself an economic analyst because it can be affiliated with radicalism, and I’m not opposed to democratic institutions.

Socially, I care most about justice, liberation and human dignity.

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1. Nazi Bar: A space in which bigots or extremists have come to dominate due to a lack of moderation or by moderators wishing to remain neutral or avoid conflict.
2. A community, that bases its entire means of existence on the labeling of the political other.
3. Blame-avoidance and the refusal to clearly label one’s views are common tactics used by individuals — especially those holding controversial, minority, or potentially stigmatized positions, but also by politicians seeking to broaden their appeal or evade direct critique.