I'm (-6,-6) pol-compas. (Left Liberitarian) and I think I understand the conservitive positions pretty well, but I just don't agree with them. I'd like to invite you to have a civil political discussion with me, and answer any questions you might have for me, if you're interested.
I think that once you get past all the banner waving, ultimately most of our differences in opinion are are rooted in having a different set of starting assumptions about what things are:
1. True (Factually speaking) 2. Valuable to Society, and 3. Ethical
But I'm happy to answer any questions, so AMA me about my beliefs, if you want to, of course.
I will be ignoring questions that are statements or purely insults. (Why are you the way that you are?) Not because I get my feelings hurt easy, but because I personally find it too time-consuming to respond to bad faith 'begging the question' type scenarios.
Hope this proves to be a nice evening for ya, folks'.
Libertarian left is an oxymoron. How do you plan to redistribute wealth without using force?
Bentley Harris
I know political compas isn't the end-all be-all. But it's a good point to jump off from, since it's somewhat objective compaired to statements like, "I'm a leftist" or "I'm a democrat" or "I'm a liberal" which can mean a lot of different things to different people.
Zachary Bennett
Libertarian right is an oxymoron. How do you plan to enforce property rights without using force?
Carter Lopez
Defense is not a violation of the non-aggresion principle
Easton Bennett
Wealth redistribution is totalitarian left and right.
Carson Clark
Can we all agree that you're all pedophile faggots?
Brody Cooper
Is this a bot? Asking the serious questions here.
I don't personally plan on doing anything to redistribute wealth other than weighting my purchacing decisions slightly in favor of things I like.
I'm under no illusions that voting actually maters, but I still do it.