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CMV: There is nothing wrong with being right leaning

Before I begin, letting you all know I don't consider myself to be right leaning overall, more of a centrist, social left, economic right. Doesn't matter, point is, I'm not a right wing conservative.

Recently, in past years, with a lot of conservative political figures rising to power in a lot of countries (Brazil, USA, Hungary, Poland, etc), and gaining popularity in others, a lot of these recent right wing governments have been envolved in scandals, and have associated their side of the political spectrum with Racism, Homofobia and a bunch of other negative mindsets.

This, merged with a political climate in western culture where the LGBTQ+ and anti-racism/ethnic equality movements have risen up (the US quickly comes to mind as the prominent holder of this problems, but other western countries have them too, in smaller or equal proportions) wich made progressive left-leening parties seem morally superior, made right-leening views be regarded as old fashioned, racist and homophobic.

That is totally not the case, and imo, our long term exposure to "comical" politicians and their fanatical and vocal followers that don't nearly represent the whole picture has influenced our view of an otherwise normal part of a countries policltics. Being right-leening doesn't make you a bigot, racist old white man, and being left-leening doesn't make you a stoner who works part time at McDonalds. 

Plus, in countries like the US or Australia, where a 2 party system is in place, most people don't align with most of the ideas of the party they voted for, but instead they voted for them because it's the the One with wich they disagree the least, or that shares ideals with the voter the he deems more important than the ideals that he shares with the other party.
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>This, merged with a political climate in western culture where the LGBTQ+ and anti-racism/ethnic equality movements have risen up (the US quickly comes to mind as the prominent holder of this problems,

This sentence makes it sound like you believe support for LGBTQ+ people and anti-racism movements are a problem. Do you mind clarifying your view just so its clearer to everyone what you believe?