> Though jokes on them, the more I am told that being right is wrong the stronger I become at voting right.

You're entitled to vote how you want, of course, but taking disagreement as evidence of being correct generally isn't sound logic.

> (I also fully expect this comment to also get flagged.)

I think we can do better, claims of persecution are just as tiresome as groupthink.

> If I had to bet, it's probably because raids against people expressing wrongthink are absolutely A-OK around these parts

Even if that's the angle, I don't get it. She exposed right-wing politicians and suffered retaliation by those right-wing politicians. How can this be evidence of a far-right affiliation?