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Sunday, May 30, 2010

Posted on 5:39 AM by Unknown

Where I stand (apparently)



The following results come from a US website, where certain issues considered definitely left there are pretty much mainstream here (e.g. support for public healthcare and broadcasting, and clearly my support for the Howard government's gun policies makes me some sort of socialist). Nonetheless:

My Political Views
I am a center-left moderate social libertarian
Left: 1.14, Libertarian: 1.59

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My Foreign Policy Views
Score: -4.88

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My Culture War Stance
Score: -4.28

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