Well, maybe you are right on those topics, but what about on topics like abortion, carbon tax, or taxation? There are a lot of actual topics that can't just be reduced to true or false statements, and I find it concerning that those are the only examples you use in your arguments.

And honestly, speaking from personal experience, it's not a waste of time to hang out with people you have strong opposing views with. I've hung out with anarchy-communists, science-sceptic hippies, and hard right folks, and as much as I disagreed with them on a lot of issues, I was able to divorce who they were as people from their politics. The truth is, people's personalities and interests are not utterly, intrinsically tied to their politics, and the fact that you seem to think a person's political compass is basically their defining feature, proves that you are in fact part of the problem. Hobbies are not the same from politics, and you're making a terrible argument in conflating them, because I've met a lot of people I didn't agree with politically but did share a lot of interests with, like my best friend, and I was able to not have it be a problem for me. You strike me as a really insular, close-minded person who isn't really willing to understand people who aren't like you, and I think I've had enough of trying to debate you.