Yeah it's like, social media has you thinking there are literally only two or three overarching positions you can hold but in real life things are more nuanced. I know a lot of EU immigrants and anti-fascists who voted for Brexit, racists who voted remain, sex workers who are against the current de-stigmitization of sex work, trade/student union types who are toxic in the workplace, trans people who don't like jk rowling but idenitfy with her because they have also been alienated from the online trans community, effective activists who will refuse to use their social media platform to share activist messages, former kids of the care system who as adults are very wary of people who say they want to adopt or foster, and so on. Social media has everyone thinking x therefore y (and therefore z) when it just is not the case. I can tell when someone is Very Online because they assume I hold a series of political positions based on very surface level observations about me, or vice versa, they assume because I hold a political position on something, I don't know about or haven't experienced something else (even though they also haven't)