If you were restricted to these labels, how would you describe yourself?

[Ferguson97]

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[Sirius_]

Socially progressive, fiscally moderate (but more towards progressive than conservative).

[Del Tachi]

Socially conservative, fiscally moderate

[All Along The Watchtower]

Socially regressive, fiscally profligate

[𝕭𝖆𝖕𝖙𝖎𝖘𝖙𝖆 𝕸𝖎𝖓𝖔𝖑𝖆]

- Fiscally economically progressive (normal, papist, lives in socialist Europe)
- Socially conservative (normal, papist, lives in reactionary sh**thole Italy)

[President Johnson]

Socially progressive and fiscally moderate.

[Stand With Israel. Crush Hamas]

I guess socially moderate, fiscally moderate at this point? Even though I tend to be pretty liberal socially, not comfortable describing myself as "progressive" because I oppose their excesses. And I'm a staunch capitalist who still supports a decent social safety net, so moderate seems right there.

[Canis]

Socially fiscal and Fiscally Social

[PSOL]

Option 1

[parochial boy]

Socially well adjusted, fiscally very attractive if I say so myself

[SNJ1985]

Option 8.

[Big Abraham]

Socially moderate or conservative (depending on your definition) and economically progressive, so I guess whatever the inverse of a rightist libertarian is

[HillGoose]

socially progressive, fiscally conservative i guess.

socially i legitimately do not care, like i'm practically an anarchist with social stuff because i just don't care. people can do whatever, because the strong people will win out in the end anyway

[100% pro-life no matter what]

Socially conservative, fiscally conservative

*Culturally moderate if we're adding in that third column for stuff like immigration and nationalism.

[All Along The Watchtower]

The real question is whether you’re more like Western Ukraine or Eastern Ukraine.

[Alben Barkley]

Socially progressive, fiscally moderate (but more towards progressive than conservative).

[Alben Barkley]

Socially moderate or conservative (depending on your definition) and economically progressive, so I guess whatever the inverse of a rightist libertarian is

I believe it’s called a “Stalinist” or “tankie.”

[Ferguson97]

Socially progressive, fiscally moderate (but more towards progressive than conservative).

[Mr. Illini]

Socially and fiscally progressive, I’d say. But of course these terms are subjective. Some people might disagree.

[WD]

Socially Moderate (a bit conservative leaning on some issues) and economically liberal (not progressive, but not moderate at the same time)

[dead0man]

socially moderate/fiscally conservative


even though I'm way more socially liberal than most people who would label themselves socially progressive, I can't use that label for obvious reasons.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Option 1, aka all liberal all the time.

[Saruku]

Socially moderate or conservative (depending on your definition) and economically progressive, so I guess whatever the inverse of a rightist libertarian is

I believe it’s called a “Stalinist” or “tankie.”

Neither of which have any meaning other than "someone to my left who I don't like".

[Ferguson97]

Socially moderate or conservative (depending on your definition) and economically progressive, so I guess whatever the inverse of a rightist libertarian is

I believe it’s called a “Stalinist” or “tankie.”

Neither of which have any meaning other than "someone to my left who I don't like".

It's the centrist version of how leftists use "neoliberal". Terms that have completely lost all meaning.

[TheTide]

I'm progressive, moderate and conservative about everything.