How would you describe your overall political beliefs and worldview?

[Ayetooey]

Socially=centre-right/Conservative.
Economically=centrist/moderate=social market economy
Foreign policy=anti foreign intervention, pro trade/neutrality.

If I had to use a term to define myself more specifically it would be https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-nation_conservatism though I surely differ from them in regards to foreign policy where I’m more Libertarian.

[Tannhauser]

When they ask me about my political ideology:

[Celestia]

I've always considered myself independent and would abide by being socially liberal, fiscally conservative. However over the recent years I have shifted more to centre-right socially thanks to the extremism that has been implemented by liberal propaganda.

But overall I have been trying to stay out of politics for my own peace of mind haha.

[Faklon]

Abrahamic anarcho-monarchist. God, king, etc

When you are confused about left and right, just look up.

[Westbrook]

Tight avatar, player.

I base my view on the love of God and the people Jesus said those are the greatest commandments.

[Tooting Carmen]

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[Tooting Carmen]

One of my firmest beliefs of all is that, when visiting and especially moving to a foreign country, one should have at least some knowledge of its language(s). Does that make me more right-wing or left-wing? Either way, far too many native English-speakers in particular violate that sacred principle.

[Graham]

Have a belief that you can judge a countries prosperity and world standing in how it treats it's poorest citizens and their standard of living/happiness.

That's why, for example, the only British travel shows I invariably enjoy are those hosted by Michael Portillo - he makes an effort to speak the local language in question, treats countries on their own terms...

Portillo should have a job in British rail infrastructure or something.

[Andullero]

One of my firmest beliefs of all is that, when visiting and especially moving to a foreign country, one should have at least some knowledge of its language(s). Does that make me more right-wing or left-wing? Either way, far too many native English-speakers in particular violate that sacred principle.

Hard to say. Like imperialism, it has ran the gamut of both people in the left and the right making an effort to keep the vernacular of other nations.

[Tooting Carmen]

Hard to say. Like imperialism, it has ran the gamut of both people in the left and the right making an effort to keep the vernacular of other nations.

Would you say Romanticism in general is more right-wing or left-wing? Some would argue the former, as it emphasises the local, the particular and the traditional over the (supposedly) global, universal and modern, while others say it is left-wing because it seeks to defend the ways and tongues of oppressed and marginalised peoples.