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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
CMV: I hate reading things from my own “echo chamber,” but I have such a low tolerance for the hate directed at me from the opposing side that I can’t read it either.

I don’t like the idea that I’m in an “echo chamber” or a “circle jerk.”  I try to avoid most political articles on Reddit that support my narrative, because I would very much like to have compassion and understanding for the other side (can’t really do that in those environments). 

However, whenever I visit those subreddits dedicated to the other side, they are hateful themselves. I would leave my echo chamber, but I can’t because the other side is just as hateful (specifically against people like me). What’s the point of leaving one side for the other, or even trying to understand the other side, when it seems as though, to understand both sides of the political argument, you have to wade through so much hate that it becomes too exhausting to even attempt? 

I did my fair share of bashing around election time, but after this long, what’s the point? Both sides are just as angry today as they were during the election. This is why circlejerks exist. Your echo chamber is not better than mine.
gpt
If you really want to step out of your paradigm, you should try stepping out into the real world and genuinely get to know people of different paradigms. Like, hang out with them, ask them questions, get to know why they think the way they do, and what their beliefs are, well enough that you can recite them back to the person and have them confirm that you understand where they're coming from.

If you do this, you still might not agree with them, but you'll probably have a much better understanding of what makes them tick.