Political Stance

moderate. I believe in both green energy and have a slight authoritarian view of laying down the law. I usually end up not agreeing more than 60 percent with anybody running for president. I might find myself leaning more right nowandays because the leftists seem to have moved so far to the left they are off the friggin map.

I identify as Social libertarian. I want to see welfare restored to what it was post depression, without us going full authoritarian with it. Because there's more than left and right. There's also up and down. And even that is a simplification. I used to be republican, swung anarchist in my high school years when most of my family decided they were apparently democrat because of how far right the fundamental christians were, but I edged out a little after entering college. Once you put the brand aside and start to learn how the country is run, certain things make more sense. (Also when the alt right stole our anarchist conspiracy theories and rebranded them, then started using them divisively.) I have been failed by the system more times than I can count, hence why I still hold my antiestablishment views toward the right and the left. Remember them bail outs in 2011? My libertarian philosophies are institutional. I have no problem with a big government, so long as our freedoms are protected, and the power of the people is not being undermined. I identify as independent from the party, but since most of my people primary democrat, I am registered as one because of how ohio primary voting works. And honestly? All these supposed leftist ideologies are based on the same values I was raised on when I was raised republican. I go where they go. Left or right, I don't care. I haven't budged from them. And the right stopped caring about them ever since the Clinton scandal. The uh... The first one. ;D

Uninterested, because my views and opinions would make no different as I'm not a politician, and would only serve to annoy the people around me that I choose to express those opinions to. I find it obnoxious when people dump their uneducated political opinions on me, so the last thing I'd want to do is the exact same thing to others.

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I vote independent. The government is not supposed to be about an ideal world, but the reality of what's going on in the now. - The problem with our current structure is not the fundamentals, it's its execution. - People of all cultural backgrounds (white included) have been purposefully left in the dark with how to navigate the system. - Things that should be common knowledge like Social Security is not taught in schools. We're told that at some point we'll get it when we're older, but NOT how it could be used against us in the modern age of the internet. - That's something I am learning first hand with having my identity stolen recently. The government's tools are outdated and the only reply I get is that it wasn't their fault or responsibility. I alone must figure out how NOT to get locked out of system that I had no hand in building, but must rely upon and pay into! - Worse yet, our leadership over the years have placed blind faith in third party controlled systems that they themselves don't understand. - I believe everyone should go back to school honestly. The president and everyone in Congress needs a crash course in computer science and how it effects the world. - Running after fad agendas that are trending on Twitter also needs to cease. - Do same sex couples need better protection of their right to a union that allows transfers of property and financial income to their spouse or adopted children? Yes! - Should uncensored information about our past as a civilization be easily obtainable and actively taught in schools? Mostly, though I think the darker parts should be withheld for younger students as even as an adult some subjects are hard to understand. - I would also follow up that what is taught doesn't take a "some groups of students are owed an apology by other students by virtue of historical association." No one of the present time should be made to feel they are responsible for past actions by other people. - The main take away is that all humans across the globe understand the ramifications of poorly uneducated decisions that DO have far reaching consequences into future generations. - Another big take away is that anger and violence has never fixed a civilization yet. It may delay specific actions fom occurring, yet inevitably destruction leads to a continuous cycle of destruction. - Looking to the Middle East we can see just how so much violence, rebellion, and wars have FIXED those people's society. - All in all, I am neutral to most political stances. Change needs to occur for parts that could be brought up to speed with modern solutions. Understanding that all cultural differences do not change the fact that WE are ALL humans and it will always fall to each individual human to remember themselves when dealing with others. - Live long and prosper. https://trekmovie.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/vulcansalute-head-768x432.jpg

I am but a simple man. I am listed as Republican but will vote either way, depending on whose policies I like more and seem more beneficial.

I would consider myself a Muslim liberal communist alt right Trump fan god loving god fearing conservative Bernie supporting atheist

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