which political party would a person be placed in?

My apologies for the bland thread title,

So if a person despises many of the US Government's actions (almost as if he/she despises the Government as whole), supports abortion, does not support welfare for the low economic class citizens, nor supports increasing taxes for the affluent.

Is this more of a liberal approach, centrist/moderate approach (maybe leaning to the left/right), libertarian approach, etc?

Thanks in advance.

Libertarian.

I had that feeling too @airshocker

by "despises the government as a whole" do you mean that that person is dissatisfied with a particular government and dislikes its policies, or that he despises the idea of government and believes that government should not exist?

I Should've elaborated more on that. He/she is completely dissatisfied with Government actions (killing innocent people with the use of drone strikes), getting into wars, etc.

Bingo.

Angst teen

@GazaAli said:

lol

Definitely more right leaning, but not 100% Republican.

lol +1

As a person who's learning more about the diverse political parties, of course not. A poster such as yourself with nearly 10,000 posts, it's pretty sad that you possess a sophomoric and arrogant attitude.

Do you talk like that to people outside of the forums? The guy's curious about politics. Don't be a dick.

not to people's faces directly. But i often insult stupid people in public, in class, behind their backs with my friends or in my head.

I think more info would be needed TBH...

Okay. So the person is fine with the existence of government (i.e. not an anarchist). As far as being dissatisfied with drone strikes you could belong to either major party or one of the smaller parties, since presidents of both major parties have used drone strikes. Neither the Democratic nor Republican party oppose drone strikes or intervention as a matter of principle.

I'm guessing libertarian party would be the one for that person.