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Sep 28 2015 10:51am
Quote (Devil_kin @ Sep 28 2015 05:40pm)
talking about this bloke?

http://i.imgur.com/hGLB8Zj.png


that's not a greens rep my man


He is far more left than any green, comrade
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Sep 28 2015 10:56am
Quote (dro94 @ 28 Sep 2015 10:51)
He is far more left than any green, comrade


campaign talking points:
1. tackling racism head on
2. pragmatic and fair immigration policy implementation
3. expropriation of the means of production from the bourgeois to the proletariat
4. NHS funding increase
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Sep 28 2015 10:58am
Quote (Devil_kin @ 28 Sep 2015 16:56)
campaign talking points:
1. tackling racism head on
2. pragmatic and fair immigration policy implementation
3. expropriation of the means of production from the bourgeois to the proletariat
4. NHS funding increase


That can't be true. Dro was only telling me the other day how only right wingers have the courage to bring up the subject of immigration.

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Sep 28 2015 11:03am
Quote (Devil_kin @ Sep 28 2015 05:56pm)
campaign talking points:
1. tackling racism head on
2. pragmatic and fair immigration policy implementation
3. expropriation of the means of production from the bourgeois to the proletariat
4. NHS funding increase


1. What racism?
2. He has no pragmatic immigration policy. His policy is keeping the floodgates open as it stands.
3. Are you referring to people's QE? Because it's a dumbass populist policy with no economic credibility.
4. With money we don't have

He wants to scrap Trident and negotiate with the Argentinians over the Falkland islands too... The only thing I agree with him on is a non interventionist foreign policy and the rich taking higher taxes (although not to the extent he proposes)
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Sep 28 2015 11:05am
Quote (dro94 @ 28 Sep 2015 11:03)
1. What racism?
2. He has no pragmatic immigration policy. His policy is keeping the floodgates open as it stands.
3. Are you referring to people's QE? Because it's a dumbass populist policy with no economic credibility.
4. With money we don't have

He wants to scrap Trident and negotiate with the Argentinians over the Falkland islands too... The only thing I agree with him on is a non interventionist foreign policy and the rich taking higher taxes (although not to the extent he proposes)


alright you didn't get the joke. all good my man
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Sep 28 2015 11:16am


I'm pretty sure my spot is considered 'right' because the left party is pretty far left atm =/

This post was edited by ChrisKz on Sep 28 2015 11:19am
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Sep 28 2015 12:55pm
Quote (Pollster @ Sep 28 2015 12:33pm)
Something like (-3.5, -1). I don't know if it's changed at all in the years since I last took it but I remember it being a pretty flawed test. If it's the one I'm thinking of, it seemed like my scores were usually pushed out due to so many questions involving corporations. I abhor corporate welfare, therefore the test grades me as incredibly economically-liberal.


We have the same score, my response on social issues probably pushed me left.
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Sep 28 2015 05:57pm
Quote (obisent @ Sep 28 2015 11:55am)
We have the same score, my response on social issues probably pushed me left.


I don't really know how the test is weighted, it seemed to me to be very superficial so I never gave it much thought.

In my case my economic views tend to grade out as more liberal than my social and foreign policy views simply because I'm fully against corporate welfare and trickle-down nonsense. When you reach that point you can't be considered anything other than an economic liberal given the imporance of those two positions on virtually every economic policy. The way the parties have shifted I'm probably now effectively a moderate Democrat on social issues, whereas up until a decade ago I would have been considered a conservative Democrat. I imagine once the GOP catches up to the 21st century views on things like equal marriage/adoption rights and equal pay etc. I'll be right back where I was.
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Sep 28 2015 06:51pm
Quote (ChrisKz @ 28 Sep 2015 17:16)
http://i.imgur.com/ta5ITKC.jpg

I'm pretty sure my spot is considered 'right' because the left party is pretty far left atm =/


It really isn't. The right is extreme right at the moment. Obama, who by this scale is right wing, is considered to be a liberal. That should show you how far right shit is swinging nowadays.
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Sep 28 2015 07:04pm
Quote (Scaly @ Sep 28 2015 07:51pm)
It really isn't. The right is extreme right at the moment. Obama, who by this scale is right wing, is considered to be a liberal. That should show you how far right shit is swinging nowadays.


Exactly, I was looking at the UK Election chart - and they had the Liberal Democrat's smack dab in the middle of the blue on the right. It just goes to show you how people are more left than they think and that they opinions are not of their mind, but clearly of right wing propaganda by either their "friends" or the political party they want to associate with.
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