I searched for an ideological match for myself for years: I passed through a phase of leftism, an age of moderate conservatism, and even a small moment of syndicalist thought. I have read the Bible, Tao te Ching, and even the Torah. No religion was out there to exactly quench my search for something to associate with. When I left my religious association by jumping into casual atheism, I was still damaged by my political views because they affected my social interactions. In a world of ideology, I was lost inside the trashcan.

One day, I stopped trying. I noticed that my flashflame life was too short to ramble with political blubber. Philosophy was food for thought, but politics was a downward spiral into mental gluttony. I stopped trying to fit into social frames that would specifically define my political position. I wasn't a leftist in modern terms: I was against identity politics. I wasn't a rightist by the modern terms either, I was against defining hierarchical schemes to rule societies. I looked upon the Third Way, and I saw failure and madness, my damned life was too short to be wasted in the path to, perhaps, political satisfaction - my passion was science, not philosophy.

My advice to you, don't listen to the "pseudo-sages" on the Internet - after the creation of this open platform, the malicious vectors of demagoguery have found a place for themselves to copulate hatred and social dissection among races, countries, genders, and even age groups. I don't want to point any fingers, but no leftist is better than a right wing supporter, and so the other way around. Define your own political agenda. Don't let others tell you what to think. It's your life, and you're living it right.