Negative = not blindly believing bullshit from one of the main parties?
this post was submitted on 01 Oct 2023
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I haven't read the article yet, but just going off the title, that makes sense?
If someone is an independent, they're clearly not happy with the way other parties are doing things. And not only are they not happy with them, they're so unhappy that they are deciding to actively run against them. The fact they'd be negative towards the status quo is a logical conclusion. It's like doing a study that finds that sand on a beach is, on average, wetter than sand in a desert.
toxic positivity/ negative peace aside, I would imagine that not being represented within the established political hegemony could foster some negative emotional response.
beliefs are religious or political. fun to watch them trip over facts. i'm a negative creep