I'm a left leaning centrist. My most conservative view is something conservatives talk about but don't actually do: fiscal responsibility. I think our military spending (as merely one example) is outrageous. Raising corporate taxes, allowing for deductions on all R&D, would go a long way toward fixing a lot of issues in our economy. There's no good reason for the massive divide between the middle class and the 1%. And no reason whatsoever for homelessness in this country. Wage disparity has been growing for a solid half century now. So I guess my most conservative view actually supports my most liberal ones.

Plato once said, "Mankind will never see an end of trouble until lovers of wisdom come to hold political power, or the holders of power become lovers of wisdom." The only reason why we even have 2 parties is because it would simply be impossible for one party to fool the population 100% of the time.

Human life is worthless and people taste like bacon and should be eaten

Uh...good question. I can't think of any particular views I have that would be considered conservative. I'm surprised by this because I feel more like a centrist. Maybe our biases lead most of us to feel like centrists, we want to feel like our views are reasonable and everyone else occupies the extreme? Oh well, unless you'd count my propensity for chivalry and romanticism (and that is perhaps archaic rather than conservative) I can't think of any.

Liberalism has turned into nothing but identity politics. I consider myself a classical liberal and some of my ideas are more characterized as "conservative" by progressive lefties such as I'm against Social justice warriors or don't buy that Islam is peaceful bit and a number of other views that shall not be named. Although I hold more core principles of liberalism such as Pro-Choice, I'm still not accepted by lefties. Conservatives don't want me either. Fuk.

I think both sides are retarded. They both have views that are right and wrong just have to find the balance. The main problem is on the conservative side most have their head in the sand or up anass somewhere worrying anout being right. On the liberal side you usually have a bunch of self-righteous coonts thinking they have the moral high ground and are right. Problem is both sides argue about who's right no one stops to do WHAT is right.

As a left leaning independent and gun nut , fiscal responsablity health care and common sense gun control legislation .

Dubya made the "Do Not Call" list. I stand with him on that.

I'm not big on gun control.

I have a lot of Libertarian views as a Liberal but any conservative views I had left my last semester of college when the stock market crashed.

Does your voting allow you to say and be recorded that none of the presenting candidates are fit to represent you?

No then I suggest that you have not got a democracy but a shamocracy.

Politicians come in 3 flavours:

1. Personally corrupt
2. Party politics corrupt and
3. Lying that they represent the people.
   End of opinion other than to say that few politicians have heard of let alone read -
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I don't like these label's of 'conservative' and 'liberal'. They have no meaning anymore. Red and blue are probably more accurate. Absolute equality which is a blue ideal, I think. Red: our country is a weird place, and as someone who has walked in the world where 'legal' just means what you get 'caught for', I know that making harsher gun laws won't help. I think we need to enforce the ones we have. With wait periods, back ground checks, but the truth is this: if you are planning to be outside the law, acquiring a gun is not going to be a problem.

I'm definitely a liberal in many issues, but those labels are somewhat subjective, and the host of issues people apply them to don't always have anything to do with each other.

hmm.....hard question. My most conservative belief, off the top of my head: Since conservatism in its simplest form just refers to a desire to support one's perception of either the status quo or some perceived traditional stance of yester-year, I'd say my most conservative belief might have to do with governmental (and personal) fiscal responsibility being important. Americans, for example, don't save for retirement nearly enough. Consumerism is often irresponsible, and people have grown used to instant gratification. Hard work and entrepreneurial creativity deserve to be rewarded.

Note: It is reeeeeeally difficult for me to say those things (which I DO believe) without following them up with explanations for why liberal methods are the way to achieve those things and still protect the social safety net.

Im a centrist, but I want to play too!

Liberal: The immigration requirements into this country should be opened up drastically.
Conservative: The bill of rights exits for a reason. You don't need guns to hunt, you need them in case a revolution is required.

As one who leans conservative, I am most liberal on women's reproductive rights. If we (mostly women in this case) are not free to make our own personal decisions, then liberty shall cease to be.

I'm a tree-hugging, heart-bleeding, immigrant-loving Liberal, and I'm damn proud of it. That being said, I believe that a family, whatever that family consists of, should stick together to provide a stable home for whatever kids they have. We don't need everything to be Ozzy and Harriet. I don't care if the family is two moms, two dads, nine grandparents, and a partridge in a pear tree. Kids need stability in their life for proper psychological development.

I'm not in either camp. I may be conservative about some things and liberal about other things but I don't identify with either camps.

I'm a liberal through and through. The only conservative view I have is the fact that gun laws need to stay like they are. The founding fathers introduced the 2nd amendment as a way of keeping the government in check in the event that it becomes tyrannical (granted we have clearly failed in this matter but regardless).

I prefer to remain unlabeled politically, but I can still play, right?

Conservative: Well I really don't like those big rigs people put in their ear or face. Lip piercings either. Even though it's a personal choice, I hope "going trans" doesn't turn into anything like a fad.

"Lib": legalize all drugs. Use the taxes for education and treatment. End all govt invasion to life, via dress restrictions, etc. Tax the pee out of tax-evading corporations and billionaires and get people out of poverty.

I don't identify as any group other than anime lovers... Though I do use the term atheist... So I'll put down both.
My most liberal view is vaginal cosmetic surgery (It's usually minor and isn't harmful)...
My most conservative view...I think that profit should stop being looked at as plunder.

On the conservative side I’m a strong Trump supporter and very pro-gun. On the liberal side I support a woman’s right to abortion in the first 20 weeks and support recreational marijuana nationwide.

Lets meet in the middle

As a liberal, I've been in favor of capital punishment for all of my adult life. My rationale is that if someone commits murder they have forfeited their right to live in this world. Though, in the past few years, I've started to reconsider, largely due to our very flawed legal system that has too often imprisoned and executed innocent people.

Also, I don't recycle.

My most liberal views (at least as liberals see them) are probably marijuana legalization and atheism. However, I’d say marijuana legalization is actually more of a libertarian view than liberal.

Most conservative view I suppose would be gun rights, but again, I’d say it was more of a libertarian view point in my case.

It goes something like this most days . . .