Do you consider yourself a Lefty or Righty

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I'm on the right, but according to "The" Political Compass, only by less than a point.
 
You don't have to go to college. Many people that are far more productive than you will ever be skipped that step or cut it short.



Any many, many millions more missed it completely and live off benefits for the rest of their life.

You're clearly now just trying to score points on a personal level by trying to snipe at other users. If you wish to continue, please do; I quite enjoy reading your half-arsed attempts to act cool and edgy on an internet forum.
 
Any many, many millions more missed it completely and live off benefits for the rest of their life.
I figured you had more self confidence that that. Surely, you would be one that could get further ahead in a few years of hard work rather than spending that time coddled in acadamia.
 
The left.

I have no proof, but I feel in my heart that it's right.
 
Any many, many millions more missed it completely and live off benefits for the rest of their life.

Going to university doesn't guarantee any sort of job these days, you know.
 
Nothing like trying though, is there.

What possible relevance to the left/right "debate" does that have anyway? Besides, if you listen to certain commentators, universities spread left-wing ideas and SOCIALISM! as if they're STDs.
 
Going by political compass scores, I'm very slightly to the right. One time my economic left/right score was in the exact center, but then I moved about a third of the way back to where I started on that scale while continuing to drift further and further away from authoritarianism.

I'm basically what the left was before they started getting so much wrong in the second half of the 19th century. Such views are considered more rightist now, but the right never fully rid itself of the failings of the old right. I am very much in favor of a true free market, which bares little resemblance to the sort of markets that have actually existed in the real world. I recognize that government intervention in the economy is mostly used by the rich to exploit the poor and protect themselves from competition. I believe that the role of government needs to be strictly limited to mitigating negative externalities (including pollution and the monopolization of scarce natural resources) and compensating those directly harmed by said externalities.
 
I´m pro-chice, pro gay marriage, and pro public health care. I consider myself centrist.

In american context i´m probably to the left of chairman Mao.
 
Join the crowd. The goalposts have been moved so far by the Christian right in the US in the past 30 years that if you aren't an authoritarian and far-right, you are a socialist or worse.
 
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