[FLT-bird]

I actually agree with a lot of the things my liberal 1960s teachers used to believe in.

I’m suspicious of the 3 letter agencies and think they routinely abuse their power especially against political dissidents.

I’m antiwar and think a lot of the conflicts the government chooses to get us involved in are unnecessary AND I’m suspicious of the military industrial complex....defense companies....which profit from those conflicts.

I want a secure border - a flood of illegal aliens coming in hurts the working class especially.

I’m suspicious of Big Pharma.

I’m suspicious of lots of Big Business.

I favor fair trade rather than pure free trade.

I favor transparency in government.

I want elections to be secure which means use paper, show ID and I want complete transparency in the vote counting.

I staunchly support free speech. If that means some people get their feelings hurt, too bad.

All of this which was described as left wing as recently as 10-15 years ago, now makes me a Right winger.....and I wasn’t even born until the 1970s so I’m not “that” old.

[Antihero101607]

I’m in my early 40s and your liberal 1960s teachers sound pretty based. It still blows my mind how much has changed in about half a generation.

[The Duke]

"I actually agree with a lot of the things my liberal 1960s teachers used to believe in."

I guess the only difference between you and them is that that they are/were willing to seize power through any means necessary and move rapidly to recreate the Third Reich.

[xenia]

There is a lot of truth in what you say. I’ve thot of some of these same things lately...especially the military conflicts and big business.

[Westbrook]

+1