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Are you right wing or left wing?

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Original post by Stringer8ell

I don't really think that your descriptions of the range of the left is fair. Stalin's Soviet Union is not a reflection of communism; it was his paranoia which led to this, and we have never seen a proper communist state.

Sure, it isnt a true representation of communism unless it goes well.

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ckfeister

Currently I support conservative party, pro-brexit but only because we need change in this country and worldwide, we can't keep being wide open to " lead " the world. Overall centre-left (below diagram) but I hate political correctness

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Apparently I'm Gandhi LOL

What a bunch of ****

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Centre right

Normally I would say left-wing, but I consider myself to be a champagne socialist most times.

Reply 46

Das Kapital

Far left anarcho-communist.

Reply 47

♥Samantha♥

radical centrist. liberal. support Lib Dems generally, though sometimes Tories, Labour or even Green (never UKIP).

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Original post by ♥Samantha♥

radical centrist. liberal. support Lib Dems generally, though sometimes Tories, Labour or even Green (never UKIP).

That's something I don't get to hear often.

Reply 49

RedManc

Original post by swainyy

What do you lefties think of Corbyn? I can't stand him myself.

I'm a lefty and i cannot stand him either. He betrayed the left, Tony Benn and Bob Crow, by voting to remain. Real Labour votes leave, as the EU is for the rich. Therefore, Corbyn has lost my trust. I also think he is a hippy, and I don't like hippy culture. If he was like Tony Benn or Peter Shore, I'll think he'll be more electable.

Dan Jarvis for leader. Jon Cruddas for deputy.
Long live Blue Labour.

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_gcx

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I thought that I had posted my compass on this thread, apparently I didn't.

Right-libertarian.

Reply 51

RedManc

Left wing economically. Right wing on social policy.

Reply 52

Anonymous1502

To some extend I'm left wing, as I'm pro choice,support lgbt rights and equality but then I do not support the decriminalisation of cannabis and I have some social conservative views. But economically Im left wing.I used to like the labour party but now i dont as I dont like Jeremy Corbyn .This is just my opinion.

Reply 53

AperfectBalance

Original post by Das Kapital

Far left anarcho-communist.

*Shudders* Some of the most horrible words I have ever seen strung together in one line

Reply 54

bex.anne

Those of you who are neither, do you vote for a party other than Conservative/Labour in the GE's. If so, do you think this is putting your vote to good use, assuming they wont go into power?

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Reply 55

SomeGuyHere

I used to think I was left wing until I went to university. I'm centre at least right-wing in some of my views such as business and other areas.

I think the left wing people I know I just too extreme for me to associate myself with.