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Contributor: Kenneth Fort Kenneth Fort
At a different point in your life? Tallied up in averages, people change from

age 18: libertarianish. (will rarely use the actual word)
age 24: liberal
age 32: centrist or moderate
age 40: conservative
age 55: communitarian
age 65: socially extreme communitarian.

Mind you, those are only AVERAGES. But they do in fact resemble the general path people take all over the board in their lives? Do you think where you are will stay that way forever? Is it just for what you want now?
10/15/2012
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Contributor: Mwar Mwar
I've registered as "none" for my party affiliation. It depends on the issues, but no matter how old I am I know I will always believe in equality and fairness.
10/15/2012
Contributor: Ansley Ansley
I'm more conservative than some and more liberal than some. I don't really consider it one way or another, but like Mwar I believe in equality. I don't really believe in fair because that really depends on which side of the fence you're standing on; what seems fair to someone else may not in fact be fair at all.

I just know that I think this country is strangling us away from our freedom and we need to stop letting it happen.
10/15/2012
Contributor: gsfanatic gsfanatic
Nope, they won't change that much. I've done a lot of research into my views. The party that best represents my views might change though, but that's how the system works.
10/16/2012
Contributor: spineyogurt spineyogurt
Im more conservativee
10/16/2012
Contributor: MrsRobinson73 MrsRobinson73
Quote:
Originally posted by Kenneth Fort
At a different point in your life? Tallied up in averages, people change from

age 18: libertarianish. (will rarely use the actual word)
age 24: liberal
age 32: centrist or moderate
age 40: conservative
age 55: communitarian
age ... more
This is an interesting observation. I think age and life experience might have some merit in determining political stances on the whole. For me personally, I think it will depend on the issues and the state of the nation at the time I reach those age brackets. I generally consider myself pretty moderate and not affiliated with any particular party.
10/17/2012