Of course you will find them, and its clear by now that social networks give voice to the radical minorities that scream the most. But your comment make it loo

Of course you will find them, and its clear by now that social networks give voice to the radical minorities that scream the most. But your comment make it look like, you cant even walk in Brazil, without finding a leftist in every corner, supporting Maduro policies. That was i were addressing about. I generally dont bother to comment this type of comments here on HN, but i thought that in your parent comment, you were overreacting. And mind you that this for many, its their first experience to this sort of information. And giving information here tend to be more scientifically focused, more based on samples, and carefully elaborated, what you say in this forum weights much more than in other places that are already used to hiperboles. Particularly i find good when different points of view can coexist in a democratic society.. communists, anarchists, conservatives, etc.. For me the problem is actually when there are too many of them (whatever the ideology is), believing in the same thing, because there is only one point of view.. no more dialog, or a dialetical relationship with the social status quo. The social network mirror that says we are becoming radicals and more polarized is wrong, i dont buy it, because its not really reproduced in other environments.