Where are you on the political spectrum?

Question

1. Where are you on the political spectrum? Socially? Fiscally?
Example: Radical, Communist, Socialist, Moderate/Centrist, Conservative, Ultra-Conservative, Reactionary
2. Is there anything that you don't agree with?
Example: If you are a social liberal, but are against abortion.
3. Has your viewpoint changed since you were younger?
4. What political party are you affiliated with?


Detailed answers would be great! Thanks!

Answer 1

I am a conservative overall with somewhat of a liberal slant towards economic issues. I believe in the family unit, gun ownership, and individual responsability. I do not agree with issues like abortion on demand for underage girls, smoking bans, anti-gun groups, most consumer goods regulation (like toys), etc. But I am also leary about unrestricted trade with China and India. Some people think that this is unstoppable. What ever happened to the idea that anyhting is possible if you try hard enough? We can reverse that if we wanted. I was very liberal from about 18-23 but got out of it when I realized that for all the "hipness" of being a lefty it was pretty much very hypocritical.

Answer 2

1. Where are you on the political spectrum? Socially? Fiscally?
Example: Socialist, Authoritarian,
2. Is there anything that you don't agree with?

1) Democracy with any power other than advisory
2) Any form of corporation and big buisiness, under private management.
3)Strong Privacy laws

3. Has your viewpoint changed since you were younger? Not really except got more harsh

4. What political party are you affiliated with?
New Democratic Party of Canada. Though would prefer to start my own

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Answer 3

I would be considered a moderate socialist, against abortion, I don't believe in homosexual marriage, and while in theory I believe in capital punishment I would vote against it in a referencdum, because of the inequalities with which it is caried out.
As a young man I was very fiscally conservative. I thought if the rich got richer, the poor would do better too. That is not what happens though. The gap gets wider and wider.
The more I have seen of suffereing in society, children starving, sick people not being cared for, the more I have moved to the socialist camp.
In Canada lately I have been supporting the New Democratic Party.

Answer 4

Stand up America! It’s time to support the good men and women of the United States Military! The time is long overdue for a radical protest against the filth and corruption that has infested the United States Government. This is about the lies of 911, the illegal war in Iraq and bringing our troops home to their loved ones. If you are a true American Patriot you will join in and become a part of this wonderful event that is about to take place.

The U.S. antiwar movement and the impeachment movement are becoming entwined, just in time for the March 17 rally at the Pentagon. Here’s the best part! You don’t have to travel all the way to D.C. to perform your Patriotic Duty to America. There will be hundreds of Anti-War protest happening across the Nation. Los Angles is having a massive protest Saturday, March 17th 2007 at Noon. Other locations include...

Phoenix, Arizona Monday, March 19th 11:30 am
San Diego, California Monday March 19th 3:00 p.m.
San Francisco, California Sunday March 18th 12:00p.m.
Denver, Colorado Friday March 16th 5:30 p.m.
Boise, Idaho Sunday March 18th 1:00 p.m.
Chicago, Illinois Tuesday March 20th 6:00 p.m.
Grand Rapids, Michigan Saturday March 17th 12:30 p.m.
Minneapolis, Minnesota Sunday March 18th 1:00 p.m.
Kansas City, Missouri Sunday March 18th 1:00 p.m.
Las Vegas, Nevada Saturday March 17th 2:00 p.m.
New York, New York Sunday March 18th 1:00 p.m.
Portland, Oregon Sunday March 18th 12:00 p.m.
Salt Lake City, Utah Monday March 19th 11:00 a.m.

These are just a few of the locations....
To find a location nearest you...Google... ‘United for Peace : Events’

I support our troops 100% and it’s time to bring them home.

As Americans it is time to make our stand to protect the Constitution and Fundamentals of what this Great Country was founded on.

Answer 5

1. I'd suppose left. Mostly because I'm pro-environment, pro-gay rights, pro-universal health care, pro-free public college education, (very) pro-stem cell research (including embryonic) & for progressive tax. The most important issues to me are related to increased science funding, medical funding & the border (discussed in part 2).

2. I disagree with the left on a few issues - I'm against affirmative action, against illegal immigration (the left is stereotyped as being for it. Although the right has a lot of people (like Bush & McCain) who seem to be the same way) & I don't like the overuse of race cards, gender cards, sexual orientation cards, etc... I get annoyed constantly seeing it played by people of all backgrounds... the right plays them sometimes, but the left plays them way too often.

3. Yes, it has. In high school I used to have conservative friends, so I was slightly more conservative (although I still disagreed with them on a lot of things... especially Bush related). Overall, my views haven't changed too much.

4. None really. I like being able to look at candidates & issues from an individual standpoint, rather than a party standpoint.

Answer 6

I am an American.

I love my country and all it stands for.

I believe in our Constitution and the Bill of Rights.

I despise Fascism, Nationalism and corporate greed. I vote Pro Diversity, and anti hate. I am a proud secular American.

Therefore, I am a Progressive Liberal, in the classic sense of the term.
I was solidly independent until 2000, now I live in the big tent of the wonderful Democratic Party. I have bee then way since I turned 18 in 1979.

I don't agree with this current administration across the boards and I can't wait to see them GONE.

Answer 7

Moral issues-conservative
Economic issues-conservative

I cannot stand the way Republicans have pandered to businesses and special interests. Time to enforce immigration laws

3. My viewpoints on abortion have changed. I used to not care and now I am against it. I used to think that civil unions were ok. I now know that they will undermine the institution of marriage.

4. Republican. I plan on taking the party back from the liberals.

Answer 8

1. Socialist
2. Somewhat against abortion
3. I've become more left wing as time went by
4. Democratic Party

Answer 9

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