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I realize that not everyone on these forums are from the same nation, and that different political parties with different political orientations stand for different things in different nations.

Ok, so, anyways, the point is that I didn't include the names of political parties, but rather political ideologies.

So vote.

Personally, I'm a centrist libertarian.

An economically socialist, socially libertarian, Northern Irish unionist.

If that makes any sense.

I hold no allegiance to politics, flags, or parties.

I see no poll

But I hold allegiance to my Country, Queen and God. And the conservatives.

An economically socialist, socially libertarian, Northern Irish unionist.

If that makes any sense.

Depends. What's a Northem Irish Unionist?

Depends. What's a Northem Irish Unionist?

PLEASE don't ask that...

And it's spelt Northern.

And I'm an economically socialist, socially libertarian, Northern Irish nationalist btw.

Everyone says i'm a libertarian, even political quizes. I always just called myself a revolutionary.:sniper:

Depends. What's a Northem Irish Unionist?
Guide to Northern Ireland politics:

Unionist: wants to remain part of the UK
Nationalist: wants Northern Ireland to be a separate nation
Loyalist: supports the British monarchy
Republican: against the British monarchy

There's a lot of overlap between the Unionists and Loyalists, and between the Nationalists and Republicans - many people treat the terms as interchange.

I think I'm a unique political snowflake. Is anyone else a pro-technological/animal-enslavement Libertarian Lafarguian?

I realize that not everyone on these forums are from the same nation, and that different political parties with different political orientations stand for different things in different nations.

Ok, so, anyways, the point is that I didn't include the names of political parties, but rather political ideologies.

So vote.

Personally, I'm a centrist libertarian.
*ahem*

http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=494088



and as i said in that thread, i'm currently confused as to where i stand on the spectrum

Guide to Northern Ireland politics:

Unionist: wants to remain part of the UK
Nationalist: wants Northern Ireland to be a separate nation
Loyalist: supports the British monarchy
Republican: against the British monarchy

There's a lot of overlap between the Unionists and Loyalists, and between the Nationalists and Republicans - many people treat the terms as interchange.

Well, if we're going to be strict about it, there's shouldn't be any overlap between unionist and loyalist, or nationalist and republican.

Unionist and Nationalist are those who use politics to achieve their aim, loyalist and republican use force.

Anyway, the Unionist parties are traditionally staunchly conservative.

I am unaffiliated.

I'm a far left socialist.

Wow, ok, sorry everyone. As you can tell by my total posts I'm a newb on these forums. I left my computer alone for about 45 minutes on the pages where I typed everything to post this thread.

I didn't have time to create the poll so I decided to create it when I returned.

But for some reason my computer decided to post this thing on the messages boards anyways, so..

Moderators, do your thing. Poll this shiz up dawg.

Oh, yeah, I didn't realize there was a thread already linked to a political spectrum quiz.

please dont eat me -_-

Wow, ok, sorry everyone. As you can tell by my total posts I'm a newb on these forums. I left my computer alone for about 45 minutes on the pages where I typed everything to post this thread.

I didn't have time to create the poll so I decided to create it when I returned.

But for some reason my computer decided to post this thing on the messages boards anyways, so..

Moderators, do your thing. Poll this shiz up dawg.

Oh, yeah, I didn't realize there was a thread already linked to a political spectrum quiz.

please dont eat me -_-

Wait, what happened?

I have socialist/ communist values, but I belive in people having the right to vote.

Politicly flexible.

Economically, moderately leftish, on social issues liberal (apart from some law and order stuff)

Wow, ok, sorry everyone. As you can tell by my total posts I'm a newb on these forums. I left my computer alone for about 45 minutes on the pages where I typed everything to post this thread.

I didn't have time to create the poll so I decided to create it when I returned.

But for some reason my computer decided to post this thing on the messages boards anyways, so..

Moderators, do your thing. Poll this shiz up dawg.

Oh, yeah, I didn't realize there was a thread already linked to a political spectrum quiz.

please dont eat me -_-

don't worry :) its no biggie (and you just happen to have bad timing cos we haven't had one of those political spectrum graphs in many months :P)

btw you can add a poll to this thread by going to thread options on the top right of the page *nods* :)


have a random fluffle :fluffle: :P

Right-leaning centrist economically, very liberal socially, internationalist, free trade advocate, pacifist, global warming believer, and incurable cynic. Which is why I hate all of the mainstream political parties in the UK and owe my allegiance to none.

I also generally tend to set far more store in my social beliefs than in my economic ones. I can generally find people who I agree with from both ends of the economic spectrum (Vetalia and Pure Metal, so it doesn't get much more different economically than that), but authoritarians? Forget it.

anti-collectivist (left wing (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Communism) or right wing (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporation))

don't worry :) its no biggie (and you just happen to have bad timing cos we haven't had one of those political spectrum graphs in many months :P)

btw you can add a poll to this thread by going to thread options on the top right of the page *nods* :)


have a random fluffle :fluffle: :P


See, PM is a nice guy really.

I am a Participatory Economy (PareEcon) libertarian socialist, with some Marxist leanings. However, I tend to try to work for any sort of progress in helping the common citizen.

I realize that not everyone on these forums are from the same nation, and that different political parties with different political orientations stand for different things in different nations.

Ok, so, anyways, the point is that I didn't include the names of political parties, but rather political ideologies.

So vote.

Personally, I'm a centrist libertarian.

Economy: Between Capitalist and Socialist

Government Rule: As Democratic as possible

Treatment of Capital Prisoners: Labor for the government (building welfare houses, etc.)

Laws: Libertarian

You may yell now.

Happily a member of Comhaontas Glas (http://www.greenparty.ie/) - the Irish Green party.

Meaning I'm a left-leaning centrist, socially moderate democrat who is really pro-environmental protection. Like all Irish people I oppose imperialism and wars of aggression.

I'm in favour of secularism, but I admit that my political views are informed by the teachings of Jesus Christ.

I'm a member of the green party because they agree with most of my beliefs, and they seem to be the only party that is looking at the future in terms of decades, not just the next election.

An economically socialist, socially libertarian, Northern Irish unionist.
I didn't know there were any left wing unionists!

I thought all lefties up north were either nationalists, or unaffiliated.

Next election, I'm voting Libertarian National Socialist Green Party (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libertarian_National_Socialist_Green_Party)!!!

I Pledgeria-llegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands, etc.

Personally, I'm a centrist libertarian.

Well, there's two of us. Is that enough to start a party? :D

I didn't know there were any left wing unionists!

I thought all lefties up north were either nationalists, or unaffiliated.

A common misconception, really.

Most conservatives are Unionist, but not all Unionists are conservatives.

If you get what I mean?

A common misconception, really.

Most conservatives are Unionist, but not all Unionists are conservatives.

If you get what I mean?

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/5/56/Venn-diagram-AB.pngOr http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/d/d6/Venn_A_subset_B.png?

Does anyone else here roughly subscribe to some of the political ideas of Paul Lafargue? In summation, the man was against work of any sort, except purely by choice and for fun (and I don't mean "choice" in the "you can choose to work or die" sense).

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/5/56/Venn-diagram-AB.pngOr http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/d/d6/Venn_A_subset_B.png?

More like:

http://img471.imageshack.us/img471/2615/sphereson6.jpg

I think.

With Red being conservatism, and blue being unionism.

Mostly they coincide (the purple), but some are outside (the blue).

I think that makes sense.

More like:

http://img471.imageshack.us/img471/2615/sphereson6.jpg

I think.

With Red being conservatism, and blue being unionism.

Mostly they coincide (the purple), but some are outside (the blue).

I think that makes sense.

Ah, I see.

I am a pro-life hawkish Austrian minarchist libertarian.

I realize that not everyone on these forums are from the same nation, and that different political parties with different political orientations stand for different things in different nations.

Ok, so, anyways, the point is that I didn't include the names of political parties, but rather political ideologies.

So vote.

Personally, I'm a centrist libertarian.
I don't believe in ideologies, political or otherwise. I'm registered Independent, and try to vote for candidates who seem to have the best handle on rational solutions, regardless of their party.

I don't believe in ideologies, political or otherwise. I'm registered Independent, and try to vote for candidates who seem to have the best handle on rational solutions, regardless of their party.

Now there's a novel idea! Actually taking advantage of the democratic process to reflect on the pros and cons of each candidate and not blindly vote for your 'party of allegiance'.

I'm the same way. I like to keep my options open, and try to find the best solution for the issue.

Well, if we're going to be strict about it, there's shouldn't be any overlap between unionist and loyalist, or nationalist and republican.

Unionist and Nationalist are those who use politics to achieve their aim, loyalist and republican use force.

Anyway, the Unionist parties are traditionally staunchly conservative.


No Northern Ireland/UK/Irish posts pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Lets all be friends.

Anyway I'm just to the left of the centre!

Well, there's two of us. Is that enough to start a party? :D


For sure. :mp5: