That explains it...

[Sylvester 15]

At last i've figured out where i stand politically, and no doubt why i disagree with many of you one here... it has taken many tests to get this far, but this works the best...

http://www.self-gov.org/quiz.html

My results show clearly that the previous one we did was correct and yes i'm ashamed to admit it, it does appear as if i'm a lefty.

Not socialist and not communist, cos i dispise the idea of making everyone follow suit and act the same, and share the same ideas and beliefs.

But Left-Liberal...

In a nutshell this is exactly what i want!

"Left-Liberals prefer self-government in personal matters and central decision-making on economics. They want government to serve the disadvantaged in the name of fairness. Leftists tolerate social diversity, but work for economic equality."

I.e on everything but economic grounds i've tolerant of individual beliefs and minimal government intervention.

Economically i want a strong government in control.

But add to this a fair hint of traditionalism and a tad of Nationalism (not much, but enough to recognise i'm British and be keen to defend it), and i think that's about it.

So which party should i be voting for?

[Half Penny Jon 0]

I am a Centralist!

Edited June 10, 2004 by Half Penny Jon

[Master Jmd 80]

This is mine:

According to your answers, your political philosophy is right-conservative.

Conservative

Right-conservatives prefer self-government on economic issues, but want official standards in personal matters. They want the government to defend the community from threats to its moral fiber.

i was correct then

[Emperor Oli 0]

Right Conservative.

HPJ, you're a CENTRIST

[Half Penny Jon 0]

Sorry, I merely gazed at the word and I sometimes mis-read things.

[Sylvester 15]

So we've got a Royalist Lefty (moi), a centrist and two right wingers. (Of which i used to be one, but the more in depth i went philosophically the harder it was to maintain a right wing stance, [or a marxist one if you choose to believe that view point] )

But since i think the whole concept of class is socially constructed, people are people, no bourgeosie and no proletariat as far as i'm concerned, and no class struggle because afterall class doesn't really exist, it's in the mind.