Which positions of yours are the most ideological?

[nclib]

By ideological, I mean most liberal, conservative, libertarian, etc.

As for me, although I am quite liberal on almost all issues, I am furthest left on women's rights, gay rights, and civil liberties.

[ilikeverin]

Education

[KEmperor]

Economics.

[Horus]

Gay Rights, Abortion, Women's Rights and Health Care.

[Platypus]

The Dealth Penalty. Boo!

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

pretty much all of them except affirmative action.

[PBrunsel]

I am farthest right when it comes to government spending.

[Josh/Devilman88]

all social issues

[Starbucks Union Thug HokeyPuck]

most social issues- very liberal, minus death penalty and affirmative action (including any program REQUIRING companies to hire women and minorities)

[TeePee4Prez]

most social issues- very liberal, minus death penalty and affirmative action (including any program REQUIRING companies to hire women and minorities)

Don't mind me asking what town in NJ?  I remember you saying Burlington Co.  I live right across the Tacony in Northeast Philly.  

Anyway, I'm pretty much a Democrat except for affirmative action as well and I pretty much want an overhaul of Philadelphia City Hall with few exceptions.  However, I feel SOME affirmative action is necessary until racial problems are remedied and that includeds whites.  I also share the John Kerry view on abortion, NOT Nancy Pelosi's.  No, KP, this does not mean all Democrats.  Just Street and Blackwell.    

[12th Doctor]

Truth be told, I'm an all around very idealist person, but my idealism is murked by the realities of life.

Those, I hold no true ideological possitions.

For instance, abortion, I oppose it in any circumstances other than LofM, but am willing to concede rape and incest for legal purposes.  And I am not even one of these people screeming "Stop Abortion Now", because I believe that it is impossible.  I think that we are going to have to work to slowly recreate a culture of life in America, until those who support abortion truely stand in the minority.  In the mean time, I want to take small step, like programs to convince women to take a baby to term, and parental notification laws.  Even if these steps only prevent a handful of abortions, it would be worth it.

I'm strongly pro-capitalism, but believe that society does have a responsability to take care of it's own.  When one good, decent person hurts, we all hurt.

To some it up quickly, none of my views can be reduced to a catch phrase.

[Keystone Phil]

I am farthest right when it comes to government spending.

It's not my furthest right position but I would government spending is near the top of my most conservative positions. Some of the wasteful spending that is added to our budget should annoy EVERY taxpayer.

[Mort from NewYawk]

The defense of freedom, tolerance, compassion, and representative government against organizations which promote religious or racial ignorance, hatred, and tyranny.

[English]

On most matters I am quite far left, health, gay rights, workers rights, environment, education, corporate responsibility, tax etc. The key issues on which I disagree with the left are on abortion (I'm fairly anti), and law and order (I'd like harsher punishments). I also believe in personal responsibility.

[Beet]

Both Mort and English summed up what I was going to say quite well. Yes I believe in personal responsibility AND compassion.

[Akno21]

I'm pretty far to the left on most issues, yet I don't go voting for Kucinich.

I am against Affirmative-Action in almost all cases. However, if you have a kid raised by a single-parent African-American mom who gets a 1210 on the SAT and a rich white kid who got private tutors and extra tools who gets a 1210, you take the African-American kid.

I'm not an environmental extremist either, I am for Genetically Modified Organisms, which many environmentalists are against.

[Fmr. Gov. NickG]

Taxation

[Nym90]

Well, overall probably economics...though there aren't really any issues on which I take a hard-core left wing position...I'm pretty much solidly but not extremely liberal on most issues (a pragmatic liberal, you could say...liberal core values, tempered by reality).

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Well, overall probably economics...though there aren't really any issues on which I take a hard-core left wing position...I'm pretty much solidly but not extremely liberal on most issues (a pragmatic liberal, you could say...liberal core values, tempered by reality).

you're actually much like a slightly moderated version of me

[Nym90]

Hehe. Well yes, I'm a bit more moderate, 4 points more on economic, 2 points more on social.

Maybe in 5 years, when you are my age, you'll be a little more moderate, too.

[ijohn57s]

Economics and National Defense

[Gustaf]

some social issues I guess, such as gay rights...I'm a very pragmatic centrist person overall really.

[The Dowager Mod]

My most right wing position is the second amendement
everything else i'm mucho liberal.

[Alexander Hamilton]

Economic issues

[Хahar 🤔]

all social issues

One wonders what ideology.