Do you consider yourself more liberal or conservative?

[AEDAZ 176]

No debating. Just asking. 

 

A lot of conservative people consider me liberal, and a lot of liberals consider me a conservative. I personally think of myself as being conservative.

Edited April 8, 2015 by Squeak

[CT-1138 3,184]

Mostly liberal, though I try to be centralist and I do agree with conservatives on some issues.

Edited April 8, 2015 by Dinos4Ever

[Twisted Cyclone 🚓 6,263]

Neither. I don't like politics.

[Celtore 2,770]

I wouldn't necessarily call myself liberal, but I'm definitely leaning to the far left.

[Moved to Elsewhere 11,331]

Well, I find both sides an equal cesspool of stupidity and hypocrisy. But I would say I'm more liberal social wise and slightly more conservative government wise.

[ThatOneComrade 1,091]

I'm liberal politically, as I am with most things.

[Hidey 2,836]

 

I'm primarily liberal (for obvious reasons) but, not everything conservative is bad. If we could find a nice balance between the two, that would be ideal. That's how I consider myself, just trying to find the best of both, without the negatives particular to either. 

[Princess Periwinkle 3,775]

I'm more libertarian than anything else, although I don't conform to a specific party. So, "neither", to answer the question.

[Poetic Stone 1,041]

I have to go far left with this one which means Liberal all the way.

[Castle Bleck 19,401]

Definitely more conservative than liberal.

[Grepper 3,193]

After I became a humanist/atheist, I've noticed I'm becoming more of an evil librul liberal every day.

[Bird Mom 901]

I'm not either, I'm what they call an 'independent'. We're a little bit of both. But I lean towards liberal.

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[alpinefroggy 451]

I am very liberal.  Not socialist persae but very liberal in what i view things "should" be but more understandable upon what solutions are actually realistic

[Envy 6,297]

I am definitely more on the liberal side, but more than anything I'm just not a conservative. lol

[Aleh 481]

Very liberal socially. Economically I guess depends.

[AccountNoLongerUsed 741]

Im a economic conservative and a social liberal.

[Mand'alor Dash 2,224]

A few days ago, I would have said Conservative. Yesterday, I would have said Libertarian. Today, I find myself somewhere between the two.

 

I prefer the term "Capitalist." It's the only thing that accurately describes me. My ideal government is far smaller than the Reps or Dems want, but still considerably bigger than what most Libertarians advocate. All I know for sure is that I stand by the ideals of a free and open market.

[shy0wl 484]

I guess neither really, I'm more of a libertarian.  I was raised in a conservative family but they are extremely open minded if that means anything.

[Flutterbattyyy 331]

I tend to lean to the liberal side, but I am still somewhat conservative. I am liberal when it comes to environmental and social aspects, and somewhat more conservative when it comes to the economy and business. I also am not extreme liberal on social issues.

 

The only place where I lean extremely to one side is on environmental issues.

[Ziggy + Angel + Rain 11,304]

I don't consider myself conservative.

[Magic Note 2,752]

I'm definitely considered a liberal. I used to be a conservative years ago but shifted away from the ideology completely a few years after high school. My sister is also a liberal too, and we're from conservative families.

[baba_booey 4,303]

I hate both sides, although I tend to agree with the liberal side when it comes to most issues, so ye.

[Blackshirt Brony 415]

I'm a libertarian: socially tolerant, fiscally responsible.

[Lisa 5,553]

I'd have to say more liberal. Although I don't fully support either the conservative party nor the democratic because here in Australia both parties are idiots. Tony Abbott (the conservative leader, who's currently in power) is slightly better than Bill Shorten (the democratic leader) but in the end, we could have better leaders.

[Steel Accord 6,660]

I guess not on the scale. I'm a Libertarian so when it comes to topics like gay marriage, some are surprised at how progressive I am while with topics like economics, I appear staunchly conservative in turn surprising others.