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Original post by danjnich
Name: danjnich
Preferred party(s) {if any, we can help you choose!}: Socialist
Social stance: Left
Economic stance: Marxist
Anything else: Currently a member of the Green Party but voted for Corbyn and his quasi-socialist views in the election
Preferred party(s) {if any, we can help you choose!}: Socialist
Social stance: Left
Economic stance: Marxist
Anything else: Currently a member of the Green Party but voted for Corbyn and his quasi-socialist views in the election
@DMcGovern @cranbrook_aspie
Original post by danjnich
Name: danjnich
Preferred party(s) {if any, we can help you choose!}: Socialist
Social stance: Left
Economic stance: Marxist
Anything else: Currently a member of the Green Party but voted for Corbyn and his quasi-socialist views in the election
Preferred party(s) {if any, we can help you choose!}: Socialist
Social stance: Left
Economic stance: Marxist
Anything else: Currently a member of the Green Party but voted for Corbyn and his quasi-socialist views in the election
Hi danjnich, I'm DMcGovern, the Socialist Party's Commissar for External Affairs. Good to see another Marxist about.
You can apply to join our party here.
Name:101stAirbourne
Preferred Party: Conservatives/UKIP
Social Stance: Right wing, Traditionalist.
Economic Stance: Classical Libertarian approach, though I'm not averse to the idea of a Keynesian approach should the need arise.
Preferred Party: Conservatives/UKIP
Social Stance: Right wing, Traditionalist.
Economic Stance: Classical Libertarian approach, though I'm not averse to the idea of a Keynesian approach should the need arise.
Original post by 101stAirbourne
Name:101stAirbourne
Preferred Party: Conservatives/UKIP
Social Stance: Right wing, Traditionalist.
Economic Stance: Classical Libertarian approach, though I'm not averse to the idea of a Keynesian approach should the need arise.
Preferred Party: Conservatives/UKIP
Social Stance: Right wing, Traditionalist.
Economic Stance: Classical Libertarian approach, though I'm not averse to the idea of a Keynesian approach should the need arise.
Hi there, I'm the Leader of the Conservatives. I see that you have put us as your preferred party. If you'd like to join us then please apply to the usergroup here https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/profile.php?do=editusergroups
Original post by 101stAirbourne
Name:101stAirbourne
Preferred Party: Conservatives/UKIP
Social Stance: Right wing, Traditionalist.
Economic Stance: Classical Libertarian approach, though I'm not averse to the idea of a Keynesian approach should the need arise.
Preferred Party: Conservatives/UKIP
Social Stance: Right wing, Traditionalist.
Economic Stance: Classical Libertarian approach, though I'm not averse to the idea of a Keynesian approach should the need arise.
Just in case you decide to join UKIP, I'll also alert @Unown Uzer
Original post by CoffeeGeek
Hi there, I'm the Leader of the Conservatives. I see that you have put us as your preferred party. If you'd like to join us then please apply to the usergroup here https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/profile.php?do=editusergroups
Done. How long might the application process take?
Original post by 101stAirbourne
Done. How long might the application process take?
Hopefully not long but I cannot guarantee that because we will have to do a dupe check on you. It's usually routine anyways.
@Rakas21 - please can you take control of the OP of this thread, change the 2 old Commons Bar links and replace the 'National Liberal' option with 'Libertarian'?
Name: LondonsFinest
Preferred party(s) {if any, we can help you choose!}: Conservative/Labour/UKIP
Social stance: Right wing
Economic stance: Centre Left
Preferred party(s) {if any, we can help you choose!}: Conservative/Labour/UKIP
Social stance: Right wing
Economic stance: Centre Left
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Original post by Londonsfinest
Name: LondonsFinest
Preferred party(s) {if any, we can help you choose!}: Conservative/Labour/UKIP
Social stance: Right wing
Economic stance: Centre Left
Preferred party(s) {if any, we can help you choose!}: Conservative/Labour/UKIP
Social stance: Right wing
Economic stance: Centre Left
Hello and welcome to the Mhoc
I think your views align more with Labour could you expand on your views?
I'll tag in the leader of Labour @Saracen's Fez
Original post by mr T 999
Hello and welcome to the Mhoc
I think your views align more with Labour could you expand on your views?
I'll tag in the leader of Labour @Saracen's Fez
I think your views align more with Labour could you expand on your views?
I'll tag in the leader of Labour @Saracen's Fez
Well, I guess my views on social issues are much more traditional while I am more socialist on economics yet not Jeremy Corbyn style socialist. If that makes any moresence.
Original post by Londonsfinest
Well, I guess my views on social issues are much more traditional while I am more socialist on economics yet not Jeremy Corbyn style socialist. If that makes any moresence.
Can you give some examples of what you mean by traditional?
Original post by Londonsfinest
Well, I guess my views on social issues are much more traditional while I am more socialist on economics yet not Jeremy Corbyn style socialist. If that makes any moresence.
So a social democrat in terms of economics I think. When you say traditional you mean social conservative? So anti-LGBT, anti-abortion strong immigration etc.... right?
Original post by mr T 999
So a social democrat in terms of economics I think. When you say traditional you mean social conservative? So anti-LGBT, anti-abortion strong immigration etc.... right?
Yeah basically this
Original post by Londonsfinest
Yeah basically this
You're probably better off in UKIP.
Original post by TheDefiniteArticle
You're probably better off in UKIP.
Why? I thought Labour had a blue Labour fraction?
He's too left wing to be in UKIP
Original post by mr T 999
Why? I thought Labour had a blue Labour fraction?
He's too left wing to be in UKIP
He's too left wing to be in UKIP
The way he describes himself, he's part of the modern far-right (confusingly not necessarily reflective of right-wing economics).
TSR UKIP historically is not necessarily an economically right-wing party: they are united based on extreme social conservativism.
Original post by TheDefiniteArticle
The way he describes himself, he's part of the modern far-right (confusingly not necessarily reflective of right-wing economics).
TSR UKIP historically is not necessarily an economically right-wing party: they are united based on extreme social conservativism.
TSR UKIP historically is not necessarily an economically right-wing party: they are united based on extreme social conservativism.
Why were you against Blue Labour party forming? One of the reasons was Labour apparently has a Blue Labour fraction and that party was not needed as members can easily join Labour.
TSR UKIP is not a UKIP party they are a Neo-Nazi party.
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