What kind of poster are you?
Identify yourself in a sentence using the widely used forum terms in the list below.
Socialist
Edgelord
Rightist
Leftist
Troll
Nazi
Fascist
Incel
SJW
Neckbeard
Boomer
Millennial
Snowflake
Christian
Atheist
Democrat
Republican
Socialist
Bro
Pro life
Pro choice
Libtard
Libetarian
Gen X
So, who are you
I am an atheist, leftist, socialist, pro choice member of Gen X, who isn't a troll ever.
To give the expanded description of who I am:
Religiously: I am a non-denominational Christian who believes in universal reconciliation.
Morally: I believe morality is grounded upon a trinity of logic/reason, knowledge/understanding, and moral motivation. I believe that moral motivation consists of love and humility, and that the antithesis to that is shame and arrogance which motivate evil.
Demographically: I am a straight white male American middle class college student.
Politically: I am a classical liberal with my primary political values being a belief in individual sovereignty and the coincident individual negative rights to life liberty and property, and the emergence of the state as a social contract in order to enforce those rights. I tend to be against government intervention socially and economically, save for when it comes to protecting those rights. So for example of some degrees of enforcement, socially I am pro-life, I believe government intervention into people's social affairs is necessary to ensure that unborn humans are not denied their right to life, and economically I am in favor of things like labeling laws and the government forcibly enforcing contracts to ensure that an exchange of property is genuine. Beyond that I think the government has a responsibility to manage public property, and enforce its own borders.
Culturally: I'd consider myself a traditionalist rather than a cultural conservative or progressive. What I mean by that is that I view certain traditions as being of central importance to our society (the discourse, the family, the market, etc.), and think progress comes as a direct consequence around those traditions, or from restructuring the dogma around those traditions to better serve those traditions. For example, I'm big on family values, I think long term monogamous sexual/romantic relationships, marriage, and two parent households are of vital importance to both the people who partake in them, the children raised in them, and society at large. As a consequence I think it is in service to those values that such a franchise is expanded to the gay portion of the population. I'm not a rigid inflexible person who thinks that gayism is unacceptable to that aim, and I'm not some delusional deconstructivist progressive who thinks the family itself and sexual monogamy are outdated institutions.
Behaviorally: I tend to be someone whose rather sincere in what I say, though on occasion I slip intentionally or unintentionally into trollishness or edgelordness.
I’m the type of poster that has no true side and will spite for the sake of it. I’ve very few concrete beliefs inherent within myself and sometimes even those change on a daily basis. Clinically diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder, I love to be as fabulous and chaotic as I can. It’s humorous to see those with set pillars of belief scramble, just as it is to see persistent trolls (Fly) try and try. I despise both the left and the right, but find value in both. I belong to no tribe.
I also love to crossdress and look as fem as I can whilst adhering to a masculine personality.
I revel in the uproar that is left in my wake!