What would you consider yourself politically?

[Spl4sh3r]

What is the difference between left and right, that should have been added to the OP so we could know for sure

[shise]

A cross between a hippie and a Nazi, not kidding either, I have some views that mean no current party suits my political tastes.

I join you. Literally.

[Kalyyn]

Finally took that little test that everyone's been on about. Turns out I'm really boring.

Radicalism 58.25
Socialism 18.75
Tenderness 43.75

These scores indicate that you are a moderate; this is the political profile one might associate with a regular person. It appears that you are moderate towards religion, and have a balanced attitude towards humanity in general.

Your attitudes towards economics appear laissez-faire capitalist, and combined with your social attitudes this creates the picture of someone who would generally be described as libertarian.

To round out the picture you appear to be, political preference aside, a pragmatist with few strong opinions.

This concludes our analysis; we hope you found your results accurate, useful, and interesting.

Which is funny, because I get called a radical nutjob pretty frequently...

[Gothicshark]

Honestly I have no clue really which party is Left or Right. I basically believe 95% of what Republican party is about.

Which Republican Party? at last count there were three very different groups.

Economic Republicans who favor Big Business.
Christian "Tea Party" Republicans who might as well call them selves Confederates.
Idealistic Nixon Republicans who believe in a Federal State. (aka RINO)

Saying you believe in 95% of the republican stance makes no sense because the 3 points of view are not compatible.

[Molyneux]

A cross between a hippie and a Nazi, not kidding either, I have some views that mean no current party suits my political tastes.

You must be proud.

[Ciddy]

Indifferent.

Politics are for show. In the background corporations run the thing. Its kinda like the day of noblemen and landlords, they have the power, they make the rules. Now those families own major shares and stock or companies, and they lobby in the politics. The only thing changed is that they have a scapegoats now: Politicians. We actually still live in an aristocracy, not as much of a democracy.

Pretty much sums up my thoughts on the matter. Well said.