What do you consider to be an "extreme liberal agenda"?

The first things that comes to mind for me are pro-life vs pro-choice opinions, LGBTQ+ rights and immigration issues.
There are definitely people who view all of those as bad and dangerous.

And since I've recently seen some local residents posting how solar and wind farms are going to bring in tornados and hurricanes, perhaps green energy is a bad, dangerous thing as well.

ETA:  I forgot 2 big ones--any degree of gun control and even the slightest whiff of the idea of universal health care.

Well...the threats thrown at my church are all because of our welcome and support to LGBTQ+ individuals and groups. So I'd say that in MAGA eyes that's an extreme liberal agenda. 

There is not actually any extreme liberal agenda in mainstream US politics.

Most of what I hear from people here are issues about transgender rights - they think men are going to go into bathrooms with women and little girls; anything to do with climate/environment/electric vehicles; any kind of gun regulations; abortion.

Maura Healy (Governor of MA) is learning this the very very hard way with housing. MA is the only "right to shelter" state in the US, and the system is taxed beyond the limit. She's having to come up with a VERY unpopular (to the left) triage system- and there are some serious issues with the way she's setting it up. It's contradictory.

I struck through forcing people to read specific books, unless you mean the Bible? I don't quite understand that.. I thought it was the other way around? (Talkingpointwise.)

I'll add though, increasing the tax burden on incomes over.... _____________________ (?) Who knows. But I've seen $400k floated alot.

$400k isn't alot of money. Certainly not f-you money where extremely high taxes don't hurt as bad. Here in my state, if your household income is lower than $350k, you aren't likely to be able to buy a home, save for retirement, or pay the inflated taxes. In Boston (according to an article I read today, about half of the backlog is immigration related---- whether or not it's true- it's a little irksome to see my son looking for an apartment and a 1 bedroom shared bath roomate situation is $1500 a month.. and yet out of all our checks, the money is being yanked and housing (too much of which is empty because of bureaucratic tape, ineptitude and fat) is provided to others not contributing. And now they want to require air conditioning, or reimbursement for using the energy to have ac during certain heat conditions. That's not going to be cheap. And it's not the AC's or the electricity I'm talking about. I'm talking about moreeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee state employees running more bureaucratic tape. Meanwhile, my parents don't have AC. I have family in FL who are unable to afford to fix their AC and it's not a priority because they can't afford to run it anyway. But yet... here, in MA... we will provide AC.

I know it was probably (lol) provocative how I shared the last "thing."

I find it incredulous, and disrespectful of the money they literally yank out of my pocket. I have to be way more careful and mindful of how I spend my money, but the liberal government of MA has a great plan to deal with spending. More taxes!

You asked... excessive and unfettered immigration, excessive spending on programs that don't make a meaningful impact and actually HELP people to get out of poverty, and taxes taxes taxes to run the machine. 

Oh, and bike lanes. I hate bike lanes all through Boston and Cambridge. And bus lanes. WTH. We already had some of the worst traffic in the country (sometimes we are top of the list-YAY~) So, we shrink the number of lanes our cow paths turned itty bitty windy roads have. Make more of them one way. Then we have bicyclists that won't follow the law (haven't seen a single one be stopped by police or transit police weaving in and out of traffic. When the line of cars approaches a red light and stop, they zip right up the left and right side to the front, then sneak out and cross if there is .2 seconds of space between the cars with the green light. So you have peds, cars, trucks, busses, bikes all over the place. Bus lanes largely unused, while traffic is at a stand still. Illegal gridlock (again.. haven't seen a ticket written once- although it's possible at Sullivan Square they are- love those transit popo's) and people, bikes, scooters, mopeds all weaving around during rush hour. It's fabulous.

UGH. 

The left can not have an extreme agenda because normal center or just left of center things are berated as being ‘extreme left’ they can barely pass center policies.

The issue is the right has swung so far right that just right of center is called extreme.

I say this as a fiscal conservative who’s tired of extreme right social stances. Especially when it’s not fiscally conservative at all ( far right plutocratic policies ) especially when it makes more government control in my life when there should be less

Same here. Where I live, if you aren't a Trump supporter, you are the radical left. I am soooooo sick of hearing that. I have never been radical left. Used to vote mostly Republican, but I have always considered myself very middle of the road politically. I've become far more left as I've gotten older, and unless things with the Republican party drastically change away from MAGA Trumpians, I will likely never vote for a Republican again. 
ETA: I shouldn't say FAR more left, but I am definitely more left of center than right. I don't consider wanting basic rights for everyone whether you are gay, trans, female etc as being far left, but I know a lot of people do. I also don't believe that what rights you have as a person should be different based on where you live. 

This sounds like me. I have gotten more liberal and grew up in a Republican family and voted that way until I just couldn’t any more. I thought I would start voting Republican again after TFG but even if they went back to their roots I would probably be too liberal.

This is me.  A blue dot in a red state surrounded by trump humpers.  I am fiscally conservative, but not at the expense of basic human rights and dignity for everyone. I don’t think I could ever vote for a Republican again.  

If you live in MN it would seem that changing our state flag was an extreme liberal agenda. It was the biggest outrage right around Christmas time. We had a lame flag that was a state seal on a navy blue background, all sorts of state symbols on it, a farmer, a Native American on a horse, a bunch of stars, state motto, etc. They held a contest to submit entries using the guidelines for good flag design. A design was chosen by a panel and tweaked a bit. People on Facebook were losing their $hit. I now can recognize MAGA households because they have the old flag flying. I bought a garden flag of the new design. I think it’s pretty.

I found it fascinating how so many people were saying the old flag would always be their flag and that they would hang it proudly. Nobody cared about that flag until our Democrat controlled government decided it was time to change it. My older sister said that if they could do that to our flag that they could do anything and we’d be powerless to stop it. I learned that my sister is nuts.

Yes, it is. That is in the top 5% of household incomes in America.

It is relative.
What is conservative in one area could be liberal in another place.

Think California vs Missouri for example.

I live in one of the famous targets of right-wing “look that liberal city is burning,” Seattle. We did once have one socialist city council member, and we once had a mayor who liked bicycles. But usually we have a centrist mayor and city council who mostly fund the police and sweep up homeless people and give Amazon what it wants. I think it can be amazing how not-particularly-liberal even “liberal” places are.

We are not conservative, however, and it does make a difference!

1. shutting down most of private health insurance and doing medicare for all.
2. forcing schools to do the transgender sports thing
3. not enforcing immigration laws at the border
4. take away guns.
5. DEI
6. slavery reparations
7. increasing the minimum wage and other requirements on businesses
8. increasing taxes on anyone including the super wealthy
9. recognizing that racism is real