Thread: What are you?

Quote: Originally Posted by dabateman But an honest and good job is different per everyones standards. I think that my leader would be doing and honest and good job if he voted to end DOMA and voted to implement ENDA, and voted to end unfunded mandates and voted to have a balanced budget that included a sinking fund for loan repayment... But while some may agree with me on PART of what I think it means to do a good job, not all do. There is...

Quote: Originally Posted by hairballxavier Far left = totalitarian fascist commie/pinkos. Right = against totalitarianism and further govt. interference in people's lives. Far Right is totalitarianism as well...

Quote: Originally Posted by rivrrat Independent. Socially liberal, fiscally conservative. In other words, probably a Libertarian. Same here but I refuse to admit to being a Libertarian... Every time I take those online political tests the results are always the same...Libertarian.

Quote: Originally Posted by Sulayman I'll grant you he would appear that way to someone who is looking from the far left. Actually, Paul is regarded as far right by many conservatives and moderates. The proof is in the pudding. His politics are extreme, and extremely to the right. I don't think any serious scholar of political science would disagree. "Far left" seems to be a catch-all term for anybody who disagrees...

Quote: Originally Posted by Spencer Collins Same here but I refuse to admit to being a Libertarian... Every time I take those online political tests the results are always the same...Libertarian. LOL yeah.. same. I just don't like "boxes", so I just am who I am. Independent suits me just fine. I don't need to find some club to belong to.

Quote: Originally Posted by mytmouse57 Ron Paul is a far-right wing reactionary. Many who try to call themselves "conservative" nowadays are. Michael Savage would be another prime example of that. I'll grant you he would appear that way to someone who is looking from the far left.

"After all, it's been shown numerous times that the more and better-educated a person is, the more likely they are to be liberal, or -- at least -- less conservative." I like to see proof of that!

Quote: Originally Posted by MrLiberty Conservatives Maintain Edge as Top Ideological Group Compared with 2008, more Americans “conservative” in general, and on issues by Lydia Saad PRINCETON, NJ -- Conservatives continue to outnumber moderates and liberals in the American populace in 2009, confirming a finding that Gallup first noted in June. Forty percent of Americans describe their political views as conservative, 36% as moderate, and 20%...

LOL! I am many things! But..... I suppose I am moderate to liberal and almost always vote dem. Can't rule out a vote for a 3rd party someday. *I vote for people that want to powerfully represent the voiceless in our society...the poor and middle class. In our civil society, I don't believe in "survival of the fittest". This is my major issue. *I don't like the death penalty. *I didn't spank my kids and...

Hhmm... I am an Independent. Neither party has more than 50% of my ideology. My basic philosophy is live and let live until it threatens to hurt someone else then let's make a rule and enforce that rule. Other than that I am for the death penalty in instances of heinous crime. I believe police are there to protect us and also to uphold laws. They can be human like anyone else and need to work on the same things we all need to work on:...