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Scarlett. 16-02-2017 08:47 PM

Center left most of the time

Cherie 16-02-2017 08:48 PM

The poll should be multi option, I voted for centre but depending on the issue I lean to the right/left, I don't identify with any party and often find myself voting for the independants so as to use my vote but not make it count if that makes sense

ebandit 16-02-2017 08:49 PM

...putting it like that i guess i'm between left..........'n tara i'm off to n korea.....

Mark L

the truth 16-02-2017 09:24 PM

its too simplistic to say left or right....i believe in wealth redisctribution, i believe in a vibrant economy with fair competition, im against monopolies, im against wasteful corrupt civil service and im against big unions acting like bullies

Withano 16-02-2017 10:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cherie (Post 9221577)
The poll should be multi option, I voted for centre but depending on the issue I lean to the right/left, I don't identify with any party and often find myself voting for the independants so as to use my vote but not make it count if that makes sense

I considered that cos I wanted to select 2 too, but then I thought I could just work out my average sort of opinion on all topics.

I think as a person, I'm centre left, but I vote in elections more central.. I voted centreleft in the poll

JerseyWins 16-02-2017 10:34 PM

I remember taking a test that I was shown by a friend that shows where you stand on the political spectrum which I was able to find again now:

https://www.politicalcompass.org/cha...-0.5&soc=-2.56

It's very similar to the last time I took the test (I think I was like a grid or two more to the left and possibly also a grid higher from what I can remember). But centrism or slightly left & slightly libertarian is about what I'd expect so this thing is probably pretty accurate.

https://www.politicalcompass.org/test For anyone else who wants to take it. A bit lengthy for an online test but doesn't take long.

Jack_ 16-02-2017 10:42 PM

Ah yeah, I forgot about the political compass! We had a thread about it that went on for ages a few years ago :laugh: I remember the last time I took it I landed in the very bottom left square lol (no joke)

I'll try and find it

Jack_ 16-02-2017 10:43 PM

http://www.thisisbigbrother.com/foru...d.php?t=194361

arista 16-02-2017 11:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier (Post 9221456)
Honest truth? I think it's all bull****. I tend to find that people who identify as "left" are better intentioned, but not necessarily as a rule, just in general.

And that's about it.


How Nice TS


Shame they do get off their FAT asses
and Vote more , TS

arista 16-02-2017 11:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Jack_ (Post 9221907)


Yes Jack
back in 2012
when you were More Spunky...........

arista 16-02-2017 11:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jack_ (Post 9221903)
Ah yeah, I forgot about the political compass! We had a thread about it that went on for ages a few years ago :laugh: I remember the last time I took it I landed in the very bottom left square lol (no joke)

I'll try and find it


How Nice.

Mystic Mock 17-02-2017 12:29 AM

I tend to have more left policies because I tend to find that I'm quite progressive in my thoughts rather than just having the status quo for the sake of it, and I tend to find that left wing ideology is more positive in it's approach compared to the right and as I don't consider myself a negative person I could never fully get behind the right which always wants to cut everything, bitch about Immigration, bitch about the EU etc it's just not my style.

However it's not to say that the right doesn't have a place in society as I do agree with them that business is important for the country's Economy, just not to the point of making working class people barely being able to keep a roof over their head. And a competent right wing party that is reasonably tough on law & order (especially the major crimes) and a party that's tougher on Immigration so that we don't have our resources run dry is a good thing in my book.

Northern Monkey 17-02-2017 03:41 AM

https://www.politicalcompass.org/you...=0.5&soc=-0.41

thesheriff443 17-02-2017 04:04 AM

From where I'm standing you all look like ants.

ebandit 17-02-2017 08:21 AM

...i like that...instead of left or right..............authoritarian v liberitarian....

as my general philosophy is i divvunt give a ^*** i'z doing as i please............

i'm gonna score......................who knows? better check it out................

Mark L

Crimson Dynamo 17-02-2017 08:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Kizzy (Post 9221512)
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:joker:

the truth 17-02-2017 10:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock (Post 9222141)
I tend to have more left policies because I tend to find that I'm quite progressive in my thoughts rather than just having the status quo for the sake of it, and I tend to find that left wing ideology is more positive in it's approach compared to the right and as I don't consider myself a negative person I could never fully get behind the right which always wants to cut everything, bitch about Immigration, bitch about the EU etc it's just not my style.

However it's not to say that the right doesn't have a place in society as I do agree with them that business is important for the country's Economy, just not to the point of making working class people barely being able to keep a roof over their head. And a competent right wing party that is reasonably tough on law & order (especially the major crimes) and a party that's tougher on Immigration so that we don't have our resources run dry is a good thing in my book.

they say one thing to another, they pretend to be more caring but in the end they bankrupt the country and the gap between rich and poor was the biggets for 200 years. so they are ultimately total fakes and frauds.

user104658 17-02-2017 11:03 AM

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Originally Posted by the truth (Post 9222434)
in the end they bankrupt the country and the gap between rich and poor was the biggets for 200 years. so they are ultimately total fakes and frauds.

FFS are you actually talking about New Labour 1997-2009?

New Labour?

New Labour which was a right-leaning authoritarian-inclined party...

...the exact opposite of a "lefty liberal" party ...???


I think you need to stop saying "lefty liberal" and "loony left" Truth, you don't seem to have an accurate grasp of the political compass at all. You think that Blairs labour was left and liberal. :umm2: wut.

Kizzy 17-02-2017 11:22 AM

True, and why can we not shake blair off?... He's here again today destabilising the party....be like cameron and disappear into the woodwork with the rest of the warmongers!

Jack_ 17-02-2017 11:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier (Post 9222457)
FFS are you actually talking about New Labour 1997-2009?

New Labour?

New Labour which was a right-leaning authoritarian-inclined party...

...the exact opposite of a "lefty liberal" party ...???


I think you need to stop saying "lefty liberal" and "loony left" Truth, you don't seem to have an accurate grasp of the political compass at all. You think that Blairs labour was left and liberal. :umm2: wut.

I've tried explaining this several times to no avail. the truth also thinks it's 'loony lefties' who love and support (illegal) wars :unsure: you couldn't write it

user104658 17-02-2017 11:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jack_ (Post 9222473)
I've tried explaining this several times to no avail. the truth also thinks it's 'loony lefties' who love and support (illegal) wars :unsure: you couldn't write it

George Bush? Such left, so loony.

Ronald. 17-02-2017 11:56 AM

I've always voted Labour and it's labour in Cardiff. However not so sure about Corbyn. Like some of his views, don't like others. Don't see him as much of a leader. That said i don't like that bloody theresa may either, she looks like a witch. R.

Mystic Mock 18-02-2017 04:04 AM

No matter what people think of Corbyn he at least can answer questions and he feels like a leader.

Where as Theresa May doesn't seem like she has a clue on how to run the country other than trying to send it back to the dark ages.

Brillopad 18-02-2017 09:53 AM

Looked at the results of this and lo and behold the lefties have it on here.

Said so myself on a previous thread only to see smug comments along the lines of 'I was having a laugh' as SD was full of the far-right. Point proven I think.

user104658 18-02-2017 10:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brillopad (Post 9223213)
Looked at the results of this and lo and behold the lefties have it on here.

Said so myself on a previous thread only to see smug comments along the lines of 'I was having a laugh' as SD was full of the far-right. Point proven I think.

Well for one, bizarrely, the heavily right leaning posters seem to self identify as centrist more than right. I'm not sure what that is all about. Secondly, over 30 people have voted on the poll and there are not as many as 30 regular SD posters.

Imagining that every regular has voted, and with there being only three "right leaning" vote, I can only assume that at least 5 members are lying to themselves because off the top of my head I can think of at least 6 to 8.


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