NationStates

libertarian market socialism

Sanghyeok wrote:

Cordel One wrote:Communist, but I really don't know what kind anymore. I'm a really big fan of the Paris Commune, so maybe I'm near that ideologically?

You don't need to know what kind, be like me and say something vague such as "leftism but the methods depend on individual circumstances."

That works, I'll go with that.

I'm fairly libertarian and an ardent capitalist though I'm also thoroughly against big business.

Liberal

I wanna allow gay interracial married couples to defend their ganja with guns! Also, free healthcare, and curb the corporate influence. But leave free market... relatively free. (Libertarian center-left)

Anarcho Hivemindism

Technocratic social democracy.

No existing ideology. I sadly couldn't find a fitting one.

Libertarian-Socialist

Qhevak wrote:Anarcho Hivemindism

That's my favorite ideology. There's 9 results on google and one of them is an NS thread!

Centrist/Social Democrat

(If I was less of a pragmatic pessimist I'd probably be a Democratic Socialist, but humanity/society really isn't ready to handle socialism yet.)

Libertarian Monarchist, insofar as it's possible to sum up the entirety of any individual's political thought in a couple of words.

im going to quickly post before the thread gets locked because of insufficient OP.

Id say im a predominately eco-socialist with hardcore social progressivism, anti-capitalism, devolution and democratic socialist tendencies.

Social-Libertarian I guess? But also a but of a monarchist. Sounds about right.

My ideology is confused-ism with muddled characteristics, albeit influenced by memetics.

None. Idealogies are batshit stupid.

Parxland wrote:None. Idealogies are batshit stupid.

That's a dumb statement. You have an ideology even if you reject them. Ideology isn't a pre-created political position, it's your fundamental worldview.

I guess if you were considering me only on a left-right/auth-lib spectrum, I'd probably be categorized as some kind of liberal social democrat or maybe syndicalist, with a strong internationalist bent? But I don't know if I can say that my views on environmental/energy/climate policy really fit with the general vague stances or attitudes people associate the right or the left with on such issues, or even with the commonly identified divisions/lines of polarization within the world's Greens, since I wouldn't call myself either purely a bright or dark green.

Social Democrat

Moderate Conservatism along with moderate Libertarianism

Irish Nationalist and Democratic Socialist.

Also you really need to flesh out your OP or else this is getting locked, you have not put forward a topic of discussion or anything, just saying your own ideology.

Democratic Confederalism. Socialism, environmentalism, feminism, multiculturalism and libertarianism.

in real life: Social liberalism

Liberal Anti-Globalist

My own, but if I have to say one that's known, I'll say that, economically, I'm a Distributist. I have some central ideas that are immutable and everything else is based on the problem/solution and not really purely ideological.