What issues do you disagree with your ideology on?

[Norightonia]

Comparing not being able to afford health insurance to not being able to afford nice furniture for one. I think a free market health care is the one to go. Doesn't make his comment any less retarded

[LimaUniformNovemberAlpha]

I'm "left-wing" in the "less capitalistic" sense noted in my old high school economics textbook.

However, I also don't see social justice narratives on racial and gender issues as a suitable alternative to capitalism. Just because capitalism rewards so many of the wrong things doesn't mean that affirmative action or quotas will reward the right ones.

[Dejanic]

I'm "left-wing" in the "less capitalistic" sense noted in my old high school economics textbook.

However, I also don't see social justice narratives on racial and gender issues as a suitable alternative to capitalism. Just because capitalism rewards so many of the wrong things doesn't mean that affirmative action or quotas will reward the right ones.

[MGTOWia]

Strongly conservative, but prostitution should be legalized.

[Aillyria]

Strongly conservative, but prostitution should be legalized.

WTF, why?

[Destructive Government Economic System]

Ideology revolves around my Christian religion, yet I support secularism.

[Cedoria]

Disagree with a lot of my hard-left friends on foreign policy issues. I don't like the USSR, never have, and I don't see the need to defend the vile North Korean state just because it's under attack by those we consider Imperialist.

I'm also perfectly willing to acknowledge Capitalism's dynamism, transformative aspects. I know many Socialists probably do this if asked, but I'll freely admit it's generally a very successful model to break out of feudalist or pre-industrial structures. It's mostly after that where the problems emerge.

[Appalachian Communists]

Strongly conservative, but prostitution should be legalized.

WTF, why?

He's a MGTOW. I'll give you three guesses.

[Bakery Hill]

Disagree with a lot of my hard-left friends on foreign policy issues. I don't like the USSR, never have, and I don't see the need to defend the vile North Korean state just because it's under attack by those we consider Imperialist.

I'm also perfectly willing to acknowledge Capitalism's dynamism, transformative aspects. I know many Socialists probably do this if asked, but I'll freely admit it's generally a very successful model to break out of feudalist or pre-industrial structures. It's mostly after that where the problems emerge.

That's right there in the manifesto, I'm not sure it's too exceptional tbh.

[Bakery Hill]

I'm a moderate conservative who doesn't think Ben Shaprio is God and in fact says some of the dumbest sh!t

Such as?

https://static.currentaffairs.org/2017/ ... hilosopher

[Trotskylvania]

I always follow the general line of the party *nods*

Though the ultraleft armchair memes should be replaced with chaise lounge memes for maximum decadence

[Constitutional Technocracy of Minecraft]

Liberal and rather pacifist, but supports nuclear weapons

[Western-Ukraine]

I'm a member of the center-right, socially liberal party here in my country. I am, however, socially very conservative and economically slightly more to the centre in terms of opposing privatization that is a major topic here. Socially my resistance of most immigration runs contrary to the multicultural policy of my party. My other social views align with those of Christian parties, but they are not a credible choice. As such I don't have alternatives to vote for, though, since my party is the least terrible choice.

[Kyrinasaj]

My ''ideology'' Is basically syncretic so I pick issues I agree with

[Lalaki]

Social democrat (in the international sense of the term).

I'm very patriotic, believe in American exceptionalism, and reject a lot of the notions that have been born out of modern social justice movements. Most fellow SocDems who I can agree with on nearly everything else depart from me on these stances.

[The Islands of Versilia]

It’s hard to pinpoint my ideology, really.
I’ve been classified as a Social Democrat or Democratic Socialist, but many would say I hold some far-right beliefs.
I believe in child limits for refugees and minorities except Slavs, Western Europeans, Scandinavians, Punjabis and (South) East Asians. Mandatory education in manners and paramilitary training in schools. Destruction of the Abrahamic religions, with cultured Atheism taking the seat alongside Eastern faiths (Sikhism, Shinto, Taoism) and folk beliefs (Animism, paganism, etc). Also, I’m very supportive of cloning and bioengineering, especially GMO food and manipulation of human genetics. Basically, some form of eugenics. I also support a strong monarchy, with proportional representation. Dictatorship and no democracy would be in order if I could not fulfill the above goals in a democracy.
I support socialistic economics, with most of the private economy being small or medium sized businesses like in Mittelstand. Britons First, in that the plight of native Anglo-Saxons should be fixed first in homelessness and such. Mandatory exercise every morning and afternoon in school and the workplace. State-sponsored lowkey fat shaming. Eradication of American cultural influence.
...
Anyway, I’ve got a lot of mixed beliefs.

[Northern Davincia]

Strongly conservative, but prostitution should be legalized.

WTF, why?

Freedom is good, yo.

[Kibbutz Unions]

Well, I am a Neo-Marxist so in this case I'll say that this belief is generally unpopular in the left-wing in general:
I regard Zionism as a necessary historical movement of liberation.
And while I am critical of modern Israel's government, policies and the occupation, I still oppose BDS for various reasons; both practical and moral.

[El Hamidah]

Religion and Spirituality. Most Socialists seem to be against it, having more of a scientistic bent.

[Diopolis]

WTF, why?

Freedom is good, yo.

Well see, strong social conservatives define freedom as "having society structured in such a way so that it is maximally convenient to behave in the way which is right and fitting, however we think that is". Which means that a strong social conservative might support legal prostitution if he considers porn/masturbation to be significantly worse, and male fornication a sufficiently small problem(this position is not exactly unknown among social conservatives; it was entertained by Thomas Aquinas, for example). He might also hold an attitude that men should be significantly older than their wives in order to gain sexual experience and stability of income, and that women should be virgins at marriage.
Or he could just be inconsistent. It could just be that.

[Kibbutz Unions]

Social democrat (in the international sense of the term).

I'm very patriotic, believe in American exceptionalism, and reject a lot of the notions that have been born out of modern social justice movements. Most fellow SocDems who I can agree with on nearly everything else depart from me on these stances.

How do you bridge the gap between the humanistic social-economic views you have on most issues and then the imperialistic and destructive actions of the country you are so patriotic about.
The US destroyed many nations around the world to enrich your 1%.

[The Greater Ohio Valley]

I’m a liberal that’s pro-gun.

[Aillyria]

WTF, why?

He's a MGTOW. I'll give you three guesses.

MGTOW......eww.

[Collatis]

I regard Zionism as a necessary historical movement of liberation.
And while I am critical of modern Israel's government, policies and the occupation, I still oppose BDS for various reasons; both practical and moral.

Ah, I see you're a man of culture as well.

[Kibbutz Unions]

I regard Zionism as a necessary historical movement of liberation.
And while I am critical of modern Israel's government, policies and the occupation, I still oppose BDS for various reasons; both practical and moral.

Ah, I see you're a man of culture as well.

In what sense?