My views are kinda a mix of different ideas. I support the NHS and pretty much all public services we already have in this country. I also support gun control. However, despite this, I definitely sympathise with the individualism of libertarianism, and I very much support liberal ideas such as freedom of speech, large amounts of civil libery. I think people are ultimately first and foremost responsible for themselves. But if I feel something works by making life noticeably better, I think it is pragmatic to keep it. Thus why I support the UK's gun control and the NHS. I would also support decriminalising most drugs, as the drug war has clearly been a failure, and I support opening publicly funded rehab centres, as I think getting addicts off drugs is going to be a benefit to the economy, despite the tax costs. I also support heavier immigration laws, although specifically to countries that have cultures which are at odds with our liberal values. I think mass immigration has been a bit of a mess, thus why I think it needs to curbed. I sympathise with the Brexit vote because I dislike the EU, and I think the UK's elected party should be in charge of the UK.
I consider myself a pragmatic liberal, and a liberal that believes that liberal society needs to be stood up for passionately in order for it to continue existing, otherwise the illiberal will destroy it. It is thus, paradoxically, necessary to be intolerant to intolerance in order for any amount of tolerance to continue existing, as Karl Popper pointed out.
I don't have many views that I come to by way of a bleeding heart, I like to try and think pragmatically about what generally works and what doesn't.