general Liberal or Conservative?

[TailsIsNotAlone 3,694]

Moderate liberal on social issues, centrist on fiscal issues. I agree with many things I read and hear from liberal friends and media (not the Young Turks though, they're just obnoxious). Conservative messages, not so much. Conservatism in my country is just too extreme.

[Nerdy Luigi 2,064]

I believe I would be considered a Democratic Socialist, though a little less to the left than Bernie Sanders.

 

I believe that Bernie Sanders is the only person who can save this nation from it's collapse. Raise the taxes on super rich bigots like Trump. Most of them owe society a lot of money anyways.

 

My political compass read (-4.13, -4.97). I believe it's approximately correct, but I'm probably more on the Libertarian angle than it said. Not too much more, but at least -5.5 IMO.

Edited January 12, 2016 by TwillyFSniper

[Member Berry 1,217]

Huh. I thought most people here would be liberals, I'm kind of surprised. I'm not saying you have to be liberal or anything btw. 

 

I hate the way my village is with politics. If you say something remotely conservative you will be slated to hell and back. You're not allowed a different opinion here at all. My dad is the same, it pisses me off a bit. 

Edited January 11, 2016 by Conspiracy.

[Twiggy 2,965]

Conservative. I used to be very liberal, but then I started paying taxes.

 

Edited January 11, 2016 by Twiggy

[cider float 2,535]

Not sure how to show the compass but here we go.

 

 

Looks like I changed towards more libertarian. 

[Shargrath 40]

I would say mostly libertarian, when it comes to government, I believe less is better.

[Gearbox10mm 794]

I'm a right leaning libertarian.

 

I've got no use for either the extreme right or left. It's unfortunate that the two opposing sides end up shouting over the majority of us that sit somewhere in the middle.     

[Willow 1,008]

Took that compass test. Not sure what I was expecting, to be honest.

[Sporemane 545]

When I was in high school I took a Politcal Spectrum Survey in my government class. When I took the survey I got liberal. My teacher saw the results and was surprised I got liberal. You see, I live in Texas which is a very conservative state. So, after we took the survey we split into two groups Conservatives and liberals. In class of about 20 people one girl and I were the only liberals, in the class. Later at lunch my friends and I were talking about there results. When I said I got liberal one of the people in my group said "Fuck You" to me. That caught me off guard. I've been hanging out with this guy for several months, just because I was a liberal he found that offensive.

[Kapitan zur See Hans (Daz) 883]

All depends, overall I'd classify myself as a moderate, however I would say that I lean more to the right.

[Mr F 1,521]

In Norway I am considered somewhat conservative (kind of centre right-ish).

In international standards, I am pretty liberal.

 

I mostly support the Christian Democratic Party (Krf). Don't let the name fool you though, it's not the usual "christian" party, for one they have been working hard to improve conditions for refugees. I identify with most of their values. Especially when it comes to social aspects like retirement and other subjects LGBT rights etc.

Edited January 11, 2016 by Mr. Fluffles

[Moved to Elsewhere 11,329]

Neither. I'm an Independent. I believe that too much of either side can end up being very destructive and very corrupt. TBH, all I see when people are debating either side is an arguing married couple.

[N.W. 3,619]

Moderate, I used to be far left, flirting with the Socialist and Communist ideas.

Now as I stated I am a moderate, though it could be said I do still think some ideas from the far left (and far right, fascism) could work, some but not all.

As of the current situation, I'd say both sides have been particularly obnoxious as of late and have in a sense gone off the edge.  

[Kapitan zur See Hans (Daz) 883]

Moderate, I used to be far left, flirting with the Socialist and Communist ideas.

Now as I stated I am a moderate, though it could be said I do still think some ideas from the far left (and far right, fascism) could work, some but not all.

As of the current situation, I'd say both sides have been particularly obnoxious as of late and have in a sense gone off the edge.  

Just about the same here, for a good long while I took to Socialism and Fascism(Over two different time periods for obvious reasons, was serious about it too). Though now that I look back on such idk how I truly thought such was a good idea, good ideas found within each to pick and choose though(As to why I am moderate).

[CT-1138 3,180]

I'm a Centralist with liberal leanings. Pretty much because anything that the Conservatives consider to be "impartial" these days to be liberal, and anything Conservative these days is batshit nuts. 

[ShadOBabe 18,984]

Conservative all the way.

Why? I just agree with the stances.

 

I suppose you'd call me a Conservative Independent.

I'll vote for anyone I think will do that best job. But that's usually the Republicans.

Edited January 11, 2016 by ShadOBabe

[vampireponyprince 184]

I am definitely on the more conservative end but i will listen to whoever seems to know what they're talking about. which is very difficult considering most politicians change views or go back on promises.

[The Coffee Pony 1,390]

I'm pretty liberal, I think of myself as a Democratic Socialist. I cannot, for the life of me, see the positives of right wing ideologies. I think they are among the most harmful ideologies on the planet.

 

My political compass results put me at (-7.88, -6.77)

 

https://www.politicalcompass.org/chart?ec=-7.88&soc=-6.77

[----------------------- 171]

I agree with more things the liberals say than the conservatives, so I guess I'm in line with that.

Edited January 11, 2016 by zigragirl

[Admiral Regulus 2,769]

Looking at things from a worldly perspective, I'd say I'm pretty set in the middle, possibly leaning slightly liberal.

 

But in terms of American politics, this puts me far, far left of both the Republican and Democrat parties. Basically, even the Democrats--the less conservative party of the two--are too conservative for my tastes.

[Jaxsie (Inactive) 1,343]

Neither and nothing. Whether left wing or right wing, they are still connected to the same bird. I prefer not to box myself into a particular group, because I find both sides are equally corrupt and working towards the same agenda.

[SparklingSwirls 21,261]

I'm liberal, both socially and fiscally.

 

Shouldn't this go in the debate pit?

[Hovershy 3,812]

I am completely liberal on nearly every issue.    Conservatives these days seem to be spew way too much discriminatory, racist, homophobic garbage to even be taken seriously on social issues at all.

 

The American dreams is basically gone because of all this crony capitalism, we need real CHANGE. Things won't get better if we cling to conservatism.

 

Here's my political compass,

 

Economic Left/Right: -6.5 
Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -7.13 Edited January 12, 2016 by Hovershy

[shy0wl 484]

I guess I could call myself a right-leaning libertarian.  I don't believe in big government.  I think the people should have control.  America needs to be fixed, and Bernie Sanders or Hillary Clinton will only destroy our country.

 

[Kafooku 156]

Liberal democrat.

 

Seeing as I was raised in a school, house, etc, where everyone was a left-winged, liberal, democrat, it's not surprising. 

 

I just don't agree with a lot of things that conservatives say to begin with, especially when it comes to race, sex, and abortion.