How do you generally stand on political issues?

[RockinRose]

Socially, very liberal. Pro-choice, pro-LGBT rights, pro-universal healthcare, and such.

Fiscally, moderate. I'm willing to admit that sometimes we liberals have great ideas but sometimes haven't the foggiest clue how to pay for it.

Also, could those of you who stated that you support "traditional values" possibly explain what you mean and why? I feel like that gets thrown around a lot and yet can mean so many different things.

[skycloud86]

Anarchist, with some Communist thrown in there.

[meddling kid]

I'm liberal, but a bit conservative when it comes to economics.

[Axiomatic]

I'm a socialist, and no surprise - both my parents are members of the Communist Party. This leads me to blame most forms of social injustice on some evil rich bastard somewhere, or alternatively a group of them. It may not be realistic, but deep in my heart I think that if we lined up all the CEOs and shareholders of the world in front of a wall and shot them, there'd suddenly be a lot less in the way of racism and sexism holding people back.

Okay, that's a slight exaggeration, probably shooting people wouldn't help. But I can dream.

[katrinioso]

Liberal with a dash conservatism and an occasional bit of totalitarianism. Like I am completely serious in believing people should have to be pre-approved by the government to be parents.

[Lefashen]

I vote Greens, knowing full well that they will never run the country, but the more seats taken the louder the voice.

[Will-O'-the-wisp]

Hard core centrist.Centrism for the sake of centrism.

Equality in ALL things bar none.Aside from breast feeding obviously.

[Oread]

Anarchist-communist. I also use the term "libertarian socialist" when I don't want to scare people, but that isn't very often.

[zibber]

I always got high marx in school and I think we live in a very fou-cold world.

And some pun on Chomsky. (Besides anarchosyndical-ish I am also lazy as all hell.)

[Daktoria]

Procedural law before substantive law. Politics is the problem, not the solution. Even getting rid of government wouldn't work since people can still have politically devious personalities.

Also, a lot of the "libertarian" descriptions here seem more High Tory in advocating social programs.

I'd call myself a Jeffersonian Democrat.