In what ways do you buck political stereotypes?

[Ashlak]

Basically, are there any positions that you hold that are not typical for your political orientation.

For example, are you a right-libertarian that supports single payer healthcare? Are you a conservative who is fine with LGBT rights?

I'll give mine: I'm a left leaning liberal who supports gun rights.

Other ways in which you don't fit with political stereotypes are also welcome. (ex: liberal democrat who likes nascar, conservative republican who likes soccer, etc.)

[Community Values]

Right libertarian that supports funding NASA.

Only government program I like.

[Ashlak]

Right libertarian that supports funding NASA.

Only government program I like.

Yeah, space exploration is pretty dope.

[Great Kauthar]

Neocon but anti-Interventionist

[Galloism]

Center left, but pro-gun.

[Egohedonia]

Don't know or even care in particular. I probably fit the stereotype. I'm anti-work, but that would only break a stereotype if I was a liberal, capitalist or nationalist at the same time or something else that would circle around working.

Neocon but anti-Interventionist

So paleocon?

[Ashlak]

Neocon but anti-Interventionist

Isn't interventionism a key component of neoconservatism?

Center left, but pro-gun.

Muh nigga.

[Great Kauthar]

Neocon but anti-Interventionist

Isn't interventionism a key component of neoconservatism?

Center left, but pro-gun.

Muh nigga.

Yes, it just makes me a more moderate neocon.

[Major-Tom]

I'm a Jeep driving right winger who is also rather socially tolerant, into indie music and hipster sorts of clothing, among other artsy stuff typically associated with the left.

[The New Sea Territory]

I am a selfish communist, and an anarchist interested in Marxism, and a theist.

[Washington Resistance Army]

Right libertarian that supports funding NASA.

Only government program I like.

This^

[Great Confederacy of Commonwealth States]

I'm a centrist with a great love for liberal democracy, and I conform to that ideology in every single way imaginable. I'm quite the boring type.

[United Marxist Nations]

I'm a socialist who supports a strong Church presence in society. Or, better yet, I'm a social traditionalist who supports a socialist state.

[The Portland Territory]

Right-Wing Populist (Trumpist) but I support Amnesty

[Memovia]

I am against Islam but I have a few muslim friends online who are totally cool with it.

[Malaguenia]

I hate corporate scumbaggery but I am against the idea of corporations being liable for the consumers mistakes.

[The Emerald Dawn]

I have absolutely no idea what my political ideology would be called, and so don't know what stereotypes are associated with it.

[Diopolis]

I believe in global warming and criminal justice reform.

[Mad hatters in jeans]

I believe in global warming and criminal justice reform.

What political stance doesn't believe in global warming?

[Egohedonia]

I believe in global warming and criminal justice reform.

What political stance doesn't believe in global warming?

American conservatism, which I believe Dio sports.

[The Romulan Republic]

Hmm...

I'm a white American man without a college degree who thinks Trump can go fuck himself.

I'm a liberal who, while not opposed to abortion rights, has a strong personal dislike for abortion.

I'm a Democratic Socialist (considering that one of the biggest stereotypes in America, unfortunately, is to equate socialism with dictatorship, Marxism, communism, and even Nazism, I'd say that counts).

[Noraika]

Social Progressivism and Egalitarianism...Anti-Immigration.

[The Romulan Republic]

Social Progressivism and Egalitarianism...Anti-Immigration.

Does Not Compute.

Sorry, but I really do not see how one can be consistently egalitarian and progressive, and anti-immigration.

[Diopolis]

Don't know or even care in particular. I probably fit the stereotype. I'm anti-work, but that would only break a stereotype if I was a liberal, capitalist or nationalist at the same time or something else that would circle around working.

Neocon but anti-Interventionist

So paleocon?

Paleocon is a lot more complicated than neocon but anti-interventionist, and not really all that applicable to non-US contexts(Kauth is Scottish).
Broadly speaking, neocons tend to be internationalists with liberal ideas on human rights, typically highly in favor of neoliberal economics, and usually in favor of centralization. Most of them are philosophically classical liberals.
Paleocons are highly regionalist, with a much more restrictive view on human rights, and usually have economic views that are not neoliberal- mercantilism with some sort of soft producerism mixed in is extremely common, although some really extreme ones are anti-capitalists. They're philosophically moderate versions of old-school conservatives- very similar to high tories. Paleocons also, almost without exception, prioritize the big three social issues(abortion, LGBT, in the US guns) over almost everything else.

[Kravanica]

I'm an atheist and a conservative. Well, more agnostic than anything else.