RP-97%- Economic, Foreign, Health, Social issues
Gary J-96%-Economic, Foreign, Health, Social issues
Romney-89%-Economic, Health, Social issues
B.O.- 13%-Foreign issues
86% Republican
81% Libertarian
18% Dem
13% Green
Apparently I agree with 51% of all American voters on Domestic policy, Health, and Social issues.
• The quiz makers profess that they are non biased, and the two guys that built it are from opposite ends of the ideological spectrum. Take that for whatever you think it’s worth.
• Its pretty obvious that this quiz takes into account only what Mittens SAYS he’s for, not what he actually is for, based on his record. Those are two different people.
I’ll probably get shredded for this, but that’s fine. I’ve got no problem putting my positions under scrutiny. Also, I’ve got to confess that I have no idea who the fuck Jill Stein is. I’d have to put in a little research to see if I really like her half as much as this thing says I do. It may very well turn out that that’s not the case, and I wouldn’t be surprised.
84%
Jill Stein
on foreign policy, social, science, immigration, domestic policy, and environmental issues
81%
Barack Obama
on social, economic, science, and environmental issues
69%
Rocky Anderson
on social, economic, and environmental issues
24%
Mitt Romney
on domestic policy issues
19%
Ron Paul
on domestic policy and healthcare issues
I disagree with about 50% of her statements listed on that site, across various issues - extremely so on some. I still think she might make less of a disaster than Ron Paul though.
Right, because some percentages from a hokey internet quiz must mean that I lend my unequivocal support to every single nonsensical position held by those with whom I share some degree of commonality on various unrelated issues.
That’s the problem with thinking for yourself - it’s frustrating when somebody like you comes along and says “oh, you have left-leaning fiscal policy inclinations and are a social-libertarian?” HOW CAN YOU RECONCILE THAT WITH ADVOCATING FOR GUN RIGHTS?
SMETNA, what does one have to do with the other, besides incidental correlation with the official positions of various political parties? Nothing.
Your question is a complete non-sequitur.
ETA: And you talk about the salmon voting for the bear…the pervasiveness of the right’s economic policies among the middle class appear to me as nothing but Stockholm Syndrome on an incredible scale and of an incredible scope.
Not really. “left-leaning fiscal policy” usually equates to government intrusion into basically everything in a person’s or business’s existence.
If the government can intrude to that extent into a person’s existence, how can you possibly be in favor of gun rights? You already have advocated for government basically controlling everything basic to a person’s existence.
What you really advocate for is gun privileges
“The government that has the power to fix all your problems also has the power to basically screw you/force you to do whatever it wants” (my paraphrase of someone else much more eloquent than I)
Whatever. You never care to exposit on anything and just dismiss anything that you don’t agree with.
There is no “slippery slope” in my argument, nor “straw man.” Sorry. try again.
My point is that if you basically give the government the power to regulate a person the way leftist fiscal policy does, you have given the government power to do what it wants. You are no longer talking rights. You are only talking privileges.