I am a Xennial and came to social media late. I lot of people in my generation don't use it the same way Millenials and Gen-Z people do, but some of us quickly catch up. I learned on the <other> social media site that 90% of the people I had as 'friends' in school turned out to be socialists or communists or some other radicalized liberal.

I talk to very few of them any more, not because I don't want to, but because I've been unfriended and blocked by most over ideological differences. I learned that most social media sites are Left-leaning and encourage 'bubble-izing'. Also FB un-boosts posts by conservatives and has specific tools and algorithms for trying to suppress conservative ideas and personalities in favor of their political bias.

I hope that this site remains an open market of ideas and free of the creator's bias and censorship. Time will tell.

Well, at first I was going to say no, but since Youtube in included, I would say yes. It's much easier/efficient to hear someone present an argument, than reading an article. That is also why I don't watch TV news, and get my news from online text sources (so I can take longer to digest and eval the story).

Does youtube and instagram count? I only knew leftism growing up but after college i found i disagreed with most of popular culture on nigh every controversy