Just wondering, is DAR a subforum to promote alt-right conspiracies? or is it a leftist forum to disprove alt-right conspiracies? Honestly can't really tell from skimming over the topics.

The users of DAR started on r/altright (2014-2015?). That got banned. To stay on reddit we created r/debatealtright (2015-2018). r/debatealtright allowed leftists a free space to ask questions of people in the alt right. As long as they were there in good faith and not trying to troll they could stay. Some stayed so long they became alt right. So now DAR is on saidit (2018-?). The admin of saidit blocked us from the s/new feed so a lot of people never see our threads. New users and new debaters are tough to come by now. We are considering a move to communities.win.

I find sometimes far left and alt-right forums overlap in theories,

Horseshoe theory. One thing the alt right and old liberal left do have in common is they both believe corporations are screwing over average people. Liberal and alt righters (aka dissidents) are also both pro organic farming and ranching. They both also enjoy hiking and the outdoors. They both find comfort in a trustworthy strong government that cleans up society and pulls people together. They both enjoy the idea of service for a greater good. Both traditional liberals and alt righters are pro 'civilization' and having a functional society that pushes the boundaries of technology.

I mainly disagree with the racism, black = bad stuff

You're still very welcome on our forum. You will be challenged though. If you maintain respect in your comments people will reciprocate. We really don't think black = bad stuff we just don't think black do well outside of black societies. We think blacks are being imported into the west as a weapon against the native white population. Feel free to make a thread asking about the topic and you will get some good discussion.

I believe black communities in the US have been maintained in poor socioeconomic conditions, which inherently leads to more criminals in their communities.

Interestingly that's what led me to become alt right. I was painfully liberal and wanted the best for all people, but especially black and Hispanic people because I saw the poverty in their communities. After college I chose a career that put me in very close proximity to non whites and I maintain a pro non white and pro liberal position for probably 2 decades. I grew up reading the New York Times and listening to NPR daily and even worked on the first Obama campaign briefly. Then I went through a bit of an awakening process that I will spare you the details on for now. And here I am.

I don't believe in anti-Semitism either, but I don't like Zionists and I think it's necessary to differentiate between the two.

I think that almost all 'anti semitism' is just Jews attempting to deflect from some type of power play they are working on. That's a topic we frequently talk about on DAR as well.

Also, I don't believe in rushing to conclusions on topics I'm not familiar with.

Totally agree and once I've formed my opinion on something I'm welcome to people attempting to pick it apart. Truth doesn't fear investigation. I'm a very truth oriented person.

Hikibi's been pointing out how the root of evil is coming from the Jesuits for instance.

The Jesuits are a complicated topic but in general I think that anytime someone is making an argument about the 'Jesuit' conspiracy they are really knowingly or not distracting from the Jew conspiracy. There's more evidence to support the Jew conspiracy. Although I will admit that many anglos have been involved in helping Jews concentrate their power.