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over disagreements?

It seems like Western Liberals would be very quick to cut you out of your life or stab you in the back if you dare disagree with their politics. They also seen to always project everything onto conservatives (not that they're innocent either) and refuse to take any responsibilities for their own actions or words.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-switch/wp/2014/10/21/liberals-are-more-likely-to-unfriend-you-over-politics-online-and-off/

https://www.npr.org/2020/10/27/928209548/dude-i-m-done-when-politics-tears-families-and-friendships-apart

https://fortune.com/2016/12/19/social-media-election/

Feminism has always been a liberal movement but ever since they have started accepting conservative women, it seems to have changed. Feminism used to be about freedom, but now you see feminists supporting bans on grid girls, bikini competitions, and sexual expression in the media, and even going as far as calling the Hijab a symbol of feminism. Do you think elements of conservatism have infiltrated feminism so deeply that feminism can longer be seen as liberal?

Note: I am using the terms "conservatism" and "liberalism" in a broader sense, not how they are understood in US politics.

Which city is best for a politically centrist, 55% liberal, 45% conservative such as myself. I, ideally, want to work in the television and movie industry, but there's a few places I definitely want to avoid! Anywhere in California or the West Coast, the sh*thole horrendously-awful city I grew up in (Philadelphia), and any place that's super-left leaning, like Minnesota or Illinois. Which city would you recommend to me?