Yumq
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But I got essentially 0 both directions. 0.02 and -0.12
Hmm. I get -6.62 and -5.03, which puts me somewhere to the left of Gandhi and the Dali Lama.

But I got essentially 0 both directions. 0.02 and -0.12
Not that you've done this deliberately, but please don't assume just because someone's gay that they're going to be automatically far left.
I'm more left than right but I have a few conservative views and a fair few of my guy friends who are gay have very conservative views.
Zoe=conservative
Ben=Green, what other party is there for a gay man?
Stacey=Green because it's hip, or sex party
Josh=swing voter
Wow. What a stupid (and hate-filled) statement. Anyone with half a brain knows Nazism was an extreme right-wing movement.
The Big Lie of the late 20th century was that Nazism was Rightist. It was in fact typical of the Leftism of its day. It was only to the Right of Stalin's Communism. The very word "Nazi" is a German abbreviation for "National Socialist" (Nationalsozialist) and the full name of Hitler's political party (translated) was "The National Socialist German Workers' Party" (In German: Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei)
I would have pegged Estelle as a leftie, but her besties seem like the right types, Ray/George/Ryan/Brad likely conservatives.
up_all_night - Who made this promise?
Why would you say that? I haven't heard any of them talk politics at all!
Also, watching reality TV for 10 years I have had the experience of seeing quite a few that I initially pegged as right wing come out in support of workers' rights, gay marriage etc.
But - we must note, they could have been talking about anything. Maybe they have right views on abortion or some other issue, but not right in general,,,still brad is definitely a right winger
Hmm. I get -6.62 and -5.03, which puts me somewhere to the left of Gandhi and the Dali Lama.No surprise there.
George - capitalist, in a conservative/lib state, mining town resident - doubt he supports carbon tax, parents migrants - usually vote conservative
Ryan - capitalist family, same state, ryan probably doesn't vote or would vote how his rich parents do, the corse he did, he's dumb
Brad - conservative - look at him, everything about him screams conservative, his hair, his little suit, his moaning about a food fight
Ray - he's into conforming right now, consolidating wealth and career. I bet he cut Sarah down to size a few times over animal debates
Hmm. I get -6.62 and -5.03, which puts me somewhere to the left of Gandhi and the Dali Lama.No surprise there.
Has it been pointed out, "he's a little bit more right wing" is possibly referring to being a bit more towards the center from the left?
as in something like, "we're both left wing, but he is a bit more to the right than I."
Here's my thoughts:
George - likely to vote conservative for the reasons you state. However, I don't see him actively hating left wing types. p.s. I vote Labor but I oppose the Carbon tax too. The environment should never be put ahead of the welfare of the working class.
Ryan - if anything, you have given reasons that make him likely apolitical. Which I think he may be.
Yes that was the point I was making, he's too shallow to be into politics, unless he was posing he wouldn't care
Brad and Ray - the reasons you gave are not political. I think you will find many in Young Labor who share these characteristics!
Let me clarify this. Some essentially non-political issues are often made to be political. For example, my very vocal position against any drug use, my frequently speaking out against the oversexualisation of our culture, my absolute support for abstinence outside of permanent commitment, and my critical words on people who have more than one sexual partner have all been made 'political'. But I guess these are all personal preference issues, not political.
p.s. I would hate a food fight too.