Basically like this. But traditionally I'd call myself moderate left. Hell, I should belong to my own political party. *rushes off to create political party*
I'm with Ronald Regan! all of this stupid crap that Obama is trying really makes me mad! all of this progressive BS! I am not a big fan of liberals... most liberals are liberals because they don't like Bush and he is conservative! Or they listen to all the Liberal propaganda about how we need to save the earth and stop global warming! Global Warming is just a made up event in order to get more money!
A liberatrian, but not the crazy kind. I don't believe in big government, but I do believe in a powerful military, a strong and efficant social welfare system that helps people get back on their feet, and some sort of government health insurance so that people can get the coverage they need to live their lives.
Right wing in my own country, but would be considered (more to the) left in the US (the difference is the whole religion thing, of which I'm not a fan).
Extremely socially liberal, moderately economically liberal. My economic ideology has always been left-of-center, but it varies. I'd say right now I'm as economically liberal as I've ever been.
You'd be in BNP country if that was true. One step below the BNP. Cant stand them. They're just a bunch of pub racists, if they got their way, we'd have no immigrants in the NHS, causing it to collapse very fast. They honestly believe Churchill was a freedom fighter too, that always makes me lol, he oppressed the Indians more than anybody else, true freedom fighter. Plus if all the immigrants got kicked out by them, or left because they were being treated unfairly, we'd have to put the chavs into jobs, and that horrifies me.
Confusing poll, but I voted left just because of how far left I am on the social scale. I am a futurist, I prefer nurture over nature, ethics over morals, and I am a huge advocate of civil rights and equality. However, when it comes to economics, I could best be described as a fiscal conservative.
I'm pretty far right in The Netherlands, where I live (voted for Geert Wilders' party twice :P), but in the USA i'd never consider myself right as it's usually associated with religious fundementalism.
I'm pretty far right in The Netherlands, where I live (voted for Geert Wilders' party twice :P), but in the USA i'd never consider myself right as it's usually associated with religious fundementalism. it all depends on which country you are in.
Overall I am very conservative...especially fiscally. I have strong opinions, but I am also very open-minded. I'd also like to add that I am not religious. I can't count how many times people have assumed that I'm some crazy religious intolerant bigot, which is so far from the truth. I do have a few more liberal beliefs, but only a few. I am for gay marriage, I am for the legalization of marijuana, and I care a lot about animal rights (often thought of as a 'liberal' issue). However, in pretty much everything else I am quite conservative.
Hardcore libertarian. I believe the only legitimate function of government is the protection of rights. No social programs, no laws against victimless crimes, no anti-gay laws, no affirmative action, no UN or NATO.
[QUOTE="t3hrubikscube"]Overall I am very conservative...especially fiscally. I have strong opinions, but I am also very open-minded. I'd also like to add that I am not religious. I can't count how many times people have assumed that I'm some crazy religious intolerant bigot, which is so far from the truth. I do have a few more liberal beliefs, but only a few. I am for gay marriage, I am for the legalization of marijuana, and I care a lot about animal rights (often thought of as a 'liberal' issue). However, in pretty much everything else I am quite conservative. Sounds more libertarian than anything. A little like Ron Paul?
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