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Sooo you wanna join a cult?
Average Reddit mod >

Echo chambers don’t create a good community, they create pockets of dissenters that will rebel. 
Would you rather debate people in public forum, or attempt to quell rebel forces? >

For real, I've definitely enjoyed the friendship of people I whole heartedly disagree with on a range of ideas. But just because I think they can be a bit extreme and they might think I'm a radical sometimes doesn't mean I don't think they're good people. We have different approaches to strengthen, or better our country(usually what we disagree with how to do things). There have been times when they'll agree and change their mind about something and the same for me. I wouldn't want to live in a country run completely by the Republican party any more than I would want to live in one run completely by the Democrats. 
As others have mentioned echo chambers are dangerous. And debate can bring understanding and sometimes even consensus. >

My most divisive preference is owning firearms, I enjoy it as a hobby but my friends and I have had our conversations and allowed to let it lay as is. >

Civil discourse creates progress. Echo chambers  breed ignorance and kills critical thinking. >

Tell that to the so called "free thinkers" >

People who differentiate “left” or “right” from free thinkers are not free thinkers. >

Just checking in to see what flavor the Kool-Aid is... >

So OP, what are these truths of reality that your fellow countrymen don't share? >

Those who know will know. And those who don't know can't be convinced. >

Idk man, that sounds kinda insular and culty to me. >

That's how the left wing is.