How do I find out what is my political viewpoint?
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political viewpoints tend to get divided. i am an economic liberal which comes awfully close to communism because i believe in sharing the wealth and helping out your neighbor. However i am a moral conservative because i am against things like gay rights, immigration, and lots of other political questions that fall on the moral side.
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How the heck would we know?  Does this government freely share information?
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Assuming that you mean politically, here's my take, and I know this has change from how the sides used to be:\n\nliberal: progressive in introducing legislation to fix issues/problems, bigger government/more involvement, federal rights, higher taxes on rich to support the needs of the poor\n\nconservative: more status quo, states rights, less government involvement ("laissez-faire") especially federal, lower taxes for people to use their money to fix their own problems\n\nI'm usually a left-leaning moderate, so I generally have likes/dislikes about both sides.  Hope that helps.
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Political views are based off of one's morals and values - THAT cannot be helped. Where a lot of people go wrong, though, is in seeking media outlets that support their point of view rather than challenge it.\n\nTo be truly informed, one must look at the so-called liberal media and the so-called conservative media - with a gain of salt. One should do as much research as possible and then decide if the evidence shape his views or if he lets his views shape the evidence.
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what does this have to do with politics?
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Well Bush, your beliefs are up to you. What exactly do you want to know? It seems like your question is "What should I believe in?", and no one can decide that for you.
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Assuming that you are referring to governmental acts, then you simply have to become politically active.  \n\nKnow what the issues are, not just listening to bumper-sticker statements.\n\nRegister to vote and vote in every election.\n\nFind other supporters of your perspective and lobby for its support.\n\nMore than anything else study what interests you.  For example, learn what rights are from a historical and constitutional perspective.  Learn how such were interpreted at various times in the past.  Find out “why” laws came into being and how you can work to change them if you don’t like them.  Run for office.  Volunteer for local commissions, and committees, and boards.  Become knowledgeable and involved.
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Thank you for sharing your epiphany with modern day politics.  I once had the highest regard for our political powers based on what I learned from the history of our founding fathers as we all have learned and I have come to the same conclusion.  The reality of the matter is that politics is everything whether we like it or not. The stroke of a pen from a leader represents a decision for the masses even if the paperwork does not represent our thoughts and beliefs to the fullest extent. That is why we must stay on top of the game and elect our leaders as skillfully as possible.  Knowing your political roots and being able to distinguish between the issues is a self taught philosophy that your social standing forces you to entertain.  Be patient.  Be informed.  Inform others.  We shall overcome!!
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Look up the party platforms for each party.  Consider that these are generally accepted.  These are not 100%.  You can and will vary from these.  Traditionally you associate with the one that is closest to the values you hold.  The other group associate with the one which has a history with them.  An example is a person who is Democrat because that is what his parent's were.  He may have no idea what the party stands for.  Another is members of the Black race tended to be Republicans after the Civil War because that was the party which helped make slavery illegal.  Today, that same race tends to associate with Democrats for much the same reason...civil rights issues.  Who knows what will happen in 50 years?\nIn short, check the party platforms.  Not all members of the African American race are Democrats, but that is the trend.  Just goes to show a variance.  You can vary too.  I would have used another race as an example, but my knowledge of other races in American politics is too limited.
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Go into the Chemistry section in Yahoo Answers. You are in the Political section.
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Go to yahoo profiles, and then if they have a public profile you will find out what they want you to know (not necessarily the truth) If it is not public, I know of no way.
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by use of political whiteness for a complete explanation go to the sight below. good luck.
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I'm voting for the candidate that I believe will best represent my views.  Until I hear who they are and what their beliefs are, how can I possibly make that decision?  I surely will not vote based on a label.  Only lemmings do that.
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The main ones are Labour (currently running the country), Conservative, Liberal Democrats. There are a lot of other political parties in England, go to one of the sites of one of the parties, and it should give you some sort of .gov link to a list of others, I'm not sure if it will, but it won't hurt to try it.
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In terms of political orientation, there IS no hard and fast definition of what a "liberal" is. The definition of who is "liberal" (or conservative for that matter) and for what reasons has varied throughout history, and varries from country to country, and also from person to person. It's all very subjective.
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Look at both sides of each party, identify with which sides holds your beliefs and there you go. You can also be an independant which means you do not subscribe to a particular political party and just vote for whoever you identify yourself with more at the time of election.
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That's too broad a question to have a simple answer. Further, the "best" policy analysis is a judgment most often colored by one's political perception.