Which political party would you say fits me more based on my veiws, as i am an independant?

	Which political party would you say fits me more based on my veiws, as i am an independant? Abortion - whether it is legal or not it will still happen so i would rather it be done by a surgeon who knows what they are doing than someone in a back alley with a coat hanger... i dont want to see anyone i love butchered because they cant afford to have a kid, it seems like the people who are so against abortion dont care about the fact that many children would be mistreated by parents who didnt want them and some will starve or become criminals...no child should come into the world unwanted or in a home that cant provide for it...but sadly they still do... Affirmative action- People should be admitted to schools and hired for jobs based on their ability. Death penalty - i think it is only acceptable when a person is beyond reformation, that prisons in themselves are ineffective serving only to sweep the criminals under the rug so to speak, these people are effectively broken members of society that have come off the tracks, and it is our duty as citizens to reform them back into functioning members of society Global Warming - true without a doubt, after going to places like wise, virginia, and west virginia and seeing first hand the damage the coal industry has done on the landscape, the people who's water has been poisoned,and modern slavery in mining company owned towns, and the high rate of cancer in that area. if anything else i am glad that someone is bringing down such a destructive industry, if we destroy the earth we live on there is no where that we could possibly reach at this time habitable enough for us to use then, and then what? what would we do with a new planet? screw it up just as bad? we need to realize everything we do has an impact on everything around us Gun Control - the right to bare arms is implied in the constitution, in the event of an invasion or a military coup the citizens have a right to defend themselves, not to mention the fact that if someone were to ban guns outright it could spread to other traditional weapons, and then even to the banning of martial arts... i dont think you should own a .50 cal without having all the permits and making sure you are sane either... Immigration - i****************s are human beings, but i also think that if they want to work here they should fill out the paper work and pay taxes like the rest of us Religion - i follow what is written in the constitution church and state should be seperate, as long as science is not distorted in schools by religious dogma, and people stop persecuting gays for no other reason than religion, i will stay out of their way about it. i am not a huge fan of mega-churches as they are a slap in the face to the religions they represent (jesus told his followers to give up all their possessions and follow him) and a slap in the face to the tax payers... i have nothing against them having large buildings to keep their followers in but rather the fact that they find an excuse to put marble columns and really ornate things on their buildings when under their own holy book it says they should have spartan furnishings in their churches, i mean the first christians hid out in crypts. i dont believe in a god but i believe all things are connected in the circle of life, that matter and energy are neither created nor destroyed but only changed.. as strange as it sounds i would believe in a god under two conditions, one it came out and scientifically proved itself by exhausting every other possibility, and if it were a just loving god but so far no religion has ever proved their god nor made an entirely just loving god Gays - same-sex marriage is the right of two individuals to join themselves in marriage... there is no reason outside of bigotry and occasionally religion to oppose it, and even then no one is asking you to practice it... there is no such thing as government mandated homosexual intercourse... stay out of other peoples bedrooms, you wouldn't like it if it were the other way around and heterosexuals weren't allowed to marry, they could be life partners, but didn't get the same tax breaks because they loved someone of the opposite sex... i highly doubt any homosexual wants to attack heterosexual peoples marriages so why do some people want to attack homosexual marriages, not to mention that marriage is a legal thing not a religious thing, there is nothing to say atheists cant get married Social Security - since i am paying for everyone who is on it right now and i have to have faith in the generation after me, i don't see that it serves much of a purpose, but i'm glad we have it... Welfare - i think the welfare system needs to be improved, to give benefits to the unemployed, but also to the lower class workers who struggle on minimum wage to make rent, the thing about the unemployed is i think it needs to be studied on an individual basis, make sure the individual is seeking work and do everything possible to give them work, but if it is shown that they are not i don't argue on the morals and ethics of abortion,i argue about the situations that would drive someone to it... i don't think it is a lightly considered matter and i understand that their are many sides to everything... please do me a favor and read on... my thing on guns and weapons in general is that they are a necessary evil, i myself am a pacifist by definition, i avoid conflict unless necessary, but when it is necessary i am not afraid to bare my fangs and fight and do whatever is necessary to protect the ones i love... the problem with taking guns away from the average citizen is that it makes them easier to get into the hands of the criminal, and easier for the criminal to have leverage over the average citizen. the boys in blue wont always be around to protect you, and if someone breaks into your house at night they might arrive too late to find you dead... they are just a necessary evil... i would love to see some sort of cap on CO2 emissions, but the thing about fining these corporations is a $500,000 fine is nothing to a company that makes 100 million a year... it depends on who comes to office and what their views are, i don't vote on parties but on candidates... i couldn't vote in 08, i was still in high school and under 18 then... i liked some of Obama's ideas but not all, and i liked some of McCain's but not all, but i definitely thought Palin was an idiot so i was more afraid that if McCain got elected he might have died and she might have been president considering the summers have become blisteringly hot this in the past few years, and the winters progressively shorter, i would say my area is feeling some of the effects, but the thing is it also could be some form of climate change, it could be part of a natural cycle too... Asked By: Chuckles (Warrior Poet) - 8/5/2010

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I'd say you're pretty much a dirty liberal Answered By: mbush40 - 8/5/2010

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You're the average American (which is not represented too often here on Yahoo! Answers. It really sucks being the only one on here.). You're politically centrist, leaning left on some issues, and right on others. Answered By: Bertrand Blocks Idiots - 8/5/2010

Trust me stay independent. Answered By: Alex B. Linux...Fap to Traps - 8/5/2010

Fairly liberal... so, more democrat... couple of problems with your ideas... in my view... but I agree with most of what you said... in general A. death penalty... who decides what's beyond reformation? that's a tough call... B. affirmative action... I agree that people should be hired for jobs based on their ability... the only problem is... the market doesn't seem to do that on its own... as a white male still makes more than minorities with the same level of education... even with affirmative action... I see little evidence to support that the problem would do little more than grow worse without affirmative action forcing some minority hires to combat the innate discrimination in the workforce... Answered By: g - 8/5/2010

I have not read all your long list but I advice you staying on your own views, do not make them effect your decision, unless you're about to run for some position that require blending with them. Be on your own. Answered By: Amerikalegball - 8/5/2010

You're a liberal Democrat. Answered By: hj8228 - 8/5/2010

Well, Independents put Obama in office and look at the mess. So where do you think you fit in now? Who do you think you would vote for in 2012, a Dem or a Republican. I know it's a difficult situation for Independents, but really and truly, are you happy with the way things are going now? I don't know who you voted for in 2008, but what about now? How do you feel now? I know I shouldn't be asking you a question, but it is something that I am very curious about...ie...how the Independents who voted for Obama feel now Just curious. Answered By: arbob - 8/5/2010

Like a lot of independents who feel they can pick and choose from both parties to find the candidate that best fits their values and beliefs they prefer to stay independent. Perhaps that might suit you too. Answered By: Depends - 8/5/2010

You are a moderate liberal. Definitely not a modern day conservative. Many conservatives would see you as a bleeding-heart liberal as they say though. Answered By: Conserve This - 8/5/2010

You are a socialists. I could not read past you abortion beliefs. Abortion is murder. Answered By: GARF - 8/5/2010

Well you have both Democratic and Republican views.. I might say you are a little bit more on the Democratic side.. But mostly independent.. Answered By: Quagmire - 8/5/2010

You lean more to the right than the left. I have a few questions about your beliefs on global warming. All those facts that you have listed has nothing to do with the climate. Honestly, Conservatives do want to preserve the environment. We just don't think carbon dioxide has any effect on the climate or temperature because there is no proof. Furthermore, if the Liberals truly believed in the global warming hype, they would propose a cap. Why would they need to tax carbon dioxide without capping it? All it'll amount to is the same amount of CO2 being released; the only difference is that companies will now pay for releasing carbon dioxide. I think Libs know deep down that global warming is a scam. Answered By: Your Mom Has a Tight Puss - 8/5/2010

You know, if you join a party, the only real difference is that you get to vote in the primaries. Answered By: Lemm Lemmler - 8/5/2010

It doesn't matter what you're views are. If you don't know or can't figure that out, based on you're views, you're a liberal/democrat!! Answered By: Miles from Michigan - 8/5/2010

I agree with most of you Chuckles. We think a lot alike. Except for affirmative action. The community should be able to set quotas so minorities can succeed. And guns. Are you kidding? They kill people. Answered By: Average College Student - 8/5/2010

Libertarian. Answered By: NDG - 8/5/2010

You're slightly left. With these mixed beliefs you would be intolerable to Conservitards.These backwards individuals mandate uniformity and conformity.Otherwise you would be labelled (they love labels) a RINO (Republican in name only).If you decide you are a Republican ,forget about any unique individuality. This is why Conservatives can not become creative. Creativity is inherently discouraged by that mind set.True. Think about it.It took them decades to accept Elvis Presley. Honest.I remember when he first appeared. Answered By: Smartass Kahuna - 8/5/2010

You are a liberal that shows common sense on abortion and affirmative action. Answered By: Catholic Libertarian - 8/5/2010

You are an Independent for a reason. Some of your views are liberal and some or conservative. Always go with your point of views rather than with the herds. Be open minded and fully understanding the tier levels involved certain stances on issues. A lot of people tend go along with the propaganda or try so hard to believe or not to believe something is right because it is either to the left or right.However, on your statement about your beliefs on Global warming you did not list anything related but rather environmental issues. Don't think you are leaning liberal because you care for the environment. Both sides can be the same on the issues depends on the person on this issue. You believe in Global warming if A.) you believe the earth is getting hotter and hotter with no chance to cool down and we are doomed for devastation unless we stop polluting the environment which possibly might be causing it. or B.) You are Al Gore and have made million upon millions on this unproven theory which more and more scientist are calling a Hoax. It is whatever you Truly believe. Is is getting hotter across the world? I know it has snowed in south Alabama the last two years. Answered By: Robby Lives - 8/5/2010

You seem like a centrist leaning democrat. Answered By: Dark ACID - 8/5/2010

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