If I support laissez-faire capitalism, secular government, and social individualism, am I conservative or liberal?

Question

I am against the welfare state, socialism, and the religious-right.

Answer 1

Libertarian

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Answer 2

You're Libertarian

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Answer 3

u r nobody,liberal.

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Answer 4

You are not a liberal.

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Answer 5

Libertarian, actually. And a moderate conservative.

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Answer 6

ils sont tous la même chose.

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Answer 7

I don't even know what "the welfare state" is. It sounds like something made up by conservatives to justify not caring about those less fortunate. That said, I am against cheaters, and that includes people who cheat on their spouse, taxes, or to get elected. I don't consider myself liberal or conservative, just an average American.

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Answer 8

I have no idea what 'social individualism' is.

By that if you mean that a biological man has the individual right to put on lipstick, wear a dress and call himself 'Sally', however everyone else has the right to call him 'dude' and to tell him to stay out of the public ladies restroom (just as they would tell any other biological man) then you are a 'conservative'.

The term 'religious-right' has evolved from the Reagan-era days of the 'moral majority' where Christians demanded special consideration in the public sphere.

Today the religious-right is nothing more than Christians who demand their 1st Amendment right of religion be respected and that the federal government cannot force them to engage in commerce they believe is counter to their religious beliefs.

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  2 years agoReport

  Whatever dude.
  

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Answer 9

Libertarian

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Answer 10

You are a Russian

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