I have left-libertarian values. I'm not loyal to either political party. I develop my own opinions on individual issues based on information, and revise or change my opinions as more information becomes available. I do research and give little credence to mainstream media, government, or consensus.
I disagree with all parties on various issues. Although, I have to say that, as a one-time life-long Democrat, I moved away from it after Bill Clinton's first term. I got fooled by Obama and enthusiastically voted for him in 2008. But I have come to despise it more and more since about 2010. Democrats are disingenuous, manipulative, completely dishonest, and agree with almost none of their policies. They totally adopted neoliberalism (corporatism/fascism) in the 1990s, are as imperialist and war monger as any neocons, disdain liberty, freedom and the constitution, and I think the party is deliberately trying to destroy this country for its technocratic, eugenicist globalist masters who are on a quest to gut everyone's assets, monopolize all resources, and create a tyrannical New World Order/One World Government.
There is not one ''party'' that I could agree with. And there will be none - because the whole idea of ''party'' is not only relatively new in history, but also quite unnecessary (unless it's about organizing one's own corruption, nepotism or group manipulation).
I don’t have the energy or rather passion.. or interest for politics anymore. It was fun when debating was real. Now it’s just gas canisters and dumpster fires whenever anyone disagrees with anyone. Nobody stands for anything. Nobody knows how to accomplish anything. Nobody wants to. All illusion.
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I’m whatever party is red, because red is my favorite color.
I am an anarchist/centrist, because I believe that ANY large government is bound to fail or be inefficient due to corruption. It doesn't matter if it's socialist, capitalist, democratic or republican. Large governments are full of waste. My vision of utopia is living in a smaller, self-governing society, but given the current state of the planet, that's not likely until after an apocalypse (not something I'm hoping for).
When it comes to voting, I usually vote Green if it's a possibility, as I am also an environmentalist. I also realize I'm "throwing my vote away", but it doesn't matter to me because I live in California and it doesn't matter how I vote, ever, because the Democratic influence is so strong here. I would probably still vote the same way if I were in a swing state, though.
Ironically, as large as governments get, especially here in the USA, I prefer the liberal, "extra government" to ensure the basic rights of the least common denominator, and rely on the corruption and inefficiency as a loophole for individual freedoms. There is an art to getting away with living your own life under the nose of authority, by knowing how much to keep from sticking your neck out, and keeping your business to yourself. In that, I am a bit more left of center libertarian.
I'm an independent but I tend to agree with republicans and conservatives. I used to be non-political until I was falsely accused in college. Once I got through it I did my research and found that leftists and democrats are the ones sponsoring shit like feminism, and guilty until proven innocent when it comes to men. Learning that caused me to steer right and stay there. Until the day the right starts to give women more rights, privileges, and power over men like the leftists do, I'm sticking with the right.
I typically side with Conservatives. They are the party of law and order and holding people accountable for their actions instead of making criminals out to be saints. They are the party that typically cares for our military and first responders. They are the party that tries to keep radical ideas out of academics and let academics be what they are meant for. I used to try to be "independent" but liberals push too many crazy and radical ideas for me to permit, either by voting for or by doing nothing.
OP, it is both dumb and impossible to ask people their political views without judgement being passed because people go into politics to protect their morals. Morality and politics are evermore intertwined with each other.
I'm more like "Center Libertarian" although I hate actual Libertarianism which implies you should just be rich and pay for all your civil services yourself like trash collection and road service. By US standards go, I'm an independent and think both the left and the right has its issues, but currently the left is far more toxic, authoritarian, and destructive to society.
I'm actually registered as a democrat but I don't vote by party, I vote for whoever I think is the best person for the job. The last two times, I voted for Trump and was only surprised by how much he accomplished in just 4 years and WOULD'VE CONTINUED to do for us, had Joe not cheated and stole the election! Now, if we EVER get someone with a brain back in office, he's gonna need at least the first 4 years to clean up Joe's mess!!
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Centrist libertarianism. I value my own personal freedom more than pretty much anything else. I want to live how I want without restrictions from the government. If I want a gun to hunt or defend myself, I will. If I wanted to pay for an abortion, I fucking will. The government has no business to tell me what to do or why, and nobody has the right to force me to do shit.
Value Voter: 1. No formed human genetic 🧬 code in Womb killing. 2. Love our Country/Maintain Border and Order 3. Anti-Communist Regulators 4. My Money is Mine…get a fwckin job. ————————————————————————REPUBLICAN
I was libertarian but the madness of the Republican party drove me to be a dedicated Democrat until the Republican party starts showing real signs that they intend to take their position of service seriously.
Yeah that whataboutism is probably the thing I find the most nuts. But also the idea that they could actually convince anyone that democrats are somehow anti police is absolute madness.
You’re clearly in denial. Have you no recollection of the times they spent defending BLM rioters as “peaceful protesters” and all the times they released them out of jail?
Why would I recollect something that didn't happen? The far right fake news said it did but that's only because they know no one will ever vote for a single Republican based on merits.
i'm closer to the right side just because for the most part, republicans seem more reasonable to me. although, i still think it's best to be open minded about new ideas even if they come from the other party.
I'm a registered Independent, I don't belong to any political party. My views are mostly middle-of-the-road with some liberal beliefs and some conservative beliefs.
I am registered as Republican. I am not sure if I am Libertarian or Republican tho in what I believe, its a mix of both I think. So probably jut consider myself a Conservative.
I am on the right side of the spectrum because I believe full heartedly in the US Constitution. Especially Freedom of speech and Religion, and the right to bare arms to keep the power in the hands of the people in case of government overreach.
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I tend to SIDE with the Republican party as it's the ideology that I most closely identify with. That DOESN'T mean I'm happy with the Republican party's leadership or direction. I've often said "I've never left the Republican party, it's left me".
I'm against the two party system. I think it is dumb for us to pay them tons of money to argue with each other about everything and only agree on taking more of our money. We need to get rid of politics and just go by policy.
I am a libertarian. I think that the government that governs best is the government that governs least. If it neither picks my pocket or breaks my leg; what business is it of the government as to what you do?
My political party is the party of don’t give a fucks.. where we like to make fun of the politicians that pretend to care about the people they “serve.”
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