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So what's going on? Do people have a change of heart and become right-wing? Or were they just fake and pretending to be leftists all along? Maybe to seem intellectual and impress girls?
But they know they need money to live the privileged affluent lives they've always been living and do it with zero interference from their folks, so they join corporate set ups and bring their atheism and moral decay along with them.
Further, even these centrists or slightly left off centre people can have quite a right wing economic outlook. See, RW is also not merely a political outlook (think traditional Fascism), it is also a view on fiscal and the economic (think traditional conservatism or even Tony Blair’s ‘new’ labor).
In sum, a deep reading and a nuanced thought is required to actually make sense of what you observe. If not, then we are left with mere trolling. Hope this helps.