Do you subvert political stereotypes?

[Lloyd Bentsen's Ghost]

(1) What is your ideological affiliation? What is your partisan affiliation (if any)?

(2) What TV, print and non-print media do you get your news from?

(3) What is your religious affiliation and how often do you attend services?

(4) Do you own a gun?

Do any of these "stick out" in terms of your political views? (i.e. a conservative Republican who reads the NYT; a liberal Democrat who owns a gun and attends church every week).

[For Oklahoma]

1. Libertarian, though I'll register as a Republican when I'm old enough.
2. CNN.
3. Athiest.
4. No.

[RogueBeaver]

1) Conservative and a Tory.

2) Too many to list.

3) Agnostic theist.

4. No. (at least, not yet)

I don't think so.

[Senator Snowstalker]

(1) Democratic, of the progressive/social democratic breed.
(2) MSNBC, CNN, NYT, BBC
(3) Agnostic, lean either way depending on the day.
(4) No.

[Leftbehind]

1) Socialist
2) BBC
3) Atheist/N/A
4) lol no

I suppose I could choose a less capitalist-friendly organisation for my news, and, at a stretch, my non-ownership of weaponry rules out any possibility in me playing a part in an insurrection, but I imagine if the latter were taking hold there'd be an avenue for obtaining one.

[crypto-fascist superhero]

1. Libertarian, registered Republican to game the delegate system (although I ultimately didn't do so, oh well)
2. teh internets, don't generally watch TV
3. Atheist, only for weddings/funerals etc.
4. No, but I probably will at some point.

Not really except that my viewpoint is uncommon to begin with.

[Governor Scott]

1. "New Democrat"
2. CNN, DailyKos, I also read RedState from time to time for balance.
3. Congregationalist/UCC/Progressive-type Christian.  I do not attend church mainly because my parents don't like organized religious and my mom is of a different sector than me (Catholic).  I will be attending church regularly after I start living on my own.
4. No, but I plan to.

[CathKhan]

1. Weird Conservative and Republican, I guess.
2. Mostly from this forum nowadays. Unless I watch CNN or something on a sick day.
3. twice-weekly as my school has us go to Church.
4. Sadly no.

[President Marokai]

1. Democratic Socialist.

2. MSNBC, but this is by process of elimination more than outright preference. Fox is terrible, but CNN is, I would argue, worse than Fox, just by virtue of not even really trying to be anything. Fox's operation is more respectable, but still evil. Otherwise, Google, Wikipedia, Huffington Post.

For Canadian news, The Toronto Star. For the UK, The Guardian. The Economist is also moderately entertaining/informative.

3. Atheist, but no chip on my shoulder or need to throw it in people's faces.

4. No, I dislike guns but loathe excessive gun ownership in particular. I'm more personally afraid of them than anything else, when it comes to my own handling of them.

[Northeast Representative Goldwater]

1. Republican, a weird mixture of neocon & libertarian.
2. Various sources, mostly from the internet.
3. Agnostic, lean atheist.
4. No.

[MilesC56]

(1) Democrat- Blue Dog.

(2) HuffPost, DailyKos Elections, Politico, The Young Turks.

(3) Catholic (non-practicing).

(4) I don't personally own a gun, but many people in my family do for hunting.

I guess the strangest thing for me is that I'm a social conservative, but I'm not very religious.

[pillage the village, trash the scene]

1. Constitution
2. Too many to name
3. Non-Denominational Christian
4. Sadly no.

[Χahar]

1. Socialist, Democratic
2. The Internet. Don't really actively consume any regular news services nowadays.
3. Muslim. Pray five times a day, obviously, and go to the mosque on Friday when I'm free; in other words, about half the time.
4. I can't imagine why I ever would.

Number 3 sticks out, obviously, in terms of level of religiosity.

[Redalgo]

(1) Democratic socialist; I've no partisan affiliation but lean Green.
(2) BBC, CNN, CBS, Time, aljazeera.net, and via chats with people.
(3) Agnostic atheist; I only go to religious services during funerals.
(4) I own two guns, a bow, and might acquire a couple more later.

It sticks out that I am gun-friendly and avoid social news websites.

[I Can't Get That Sound You Make, Out Of My Head]

1) Social Democrat. If I was American I'd be a Democrat as voting third party in FPTP is stupid.
2) SMH online
3) Athiest/agnostic
4) No

[Californian Tony]

1. Social Democrat
2. France Inter (radio)
3. Agnostic
4. No

[dead0man]

1.libertarian
2.online news aggregates, several message boards, BBC Worldnews America, various others from time to time
3.agnostic...way WAY backslid So.Baptist
4.no

not owning a gun is thing that "sticks out" i guess

[ZuWo]

(1) Christian conservative

(2) Mainly Swiss and German TV, Swiss newspapers and British/American online media

(3) Evangelical; weekly

(4) No

[You kip if you want to...]

(1) Leftist. Labour.

(2) BBC, Daily Mirror, The Guardian

(3) Athiest, never

(4) No.

[crypto-fascist superhero]

(4) No

But isn't it mandatory?

[Hashemite]

(1) Progressive centre-left social liberal/green liberal

(2) A bunch of random news sites on the interwebs usually, including Le Monde/Le Figaro/The Economist/CBC but also a few others.

(3) Atheist

(4) lol no

[dialectical fetishist]

(1) What is your ideological affiliation? What is your partisan affiliation (if any)?
Labour voter. My own views are a mix of socialism, libertarianism and some populist influences.

(2) What TV, print and non-print media do you get your news from?
Russia Today, Al Jazeera

(3) What is your religious affiliation and how often do you attend services?
Pagan, never attend any services

(4) Do you own a gun?
lol no

[Zioneer]

(1) Progressive center-left type liberal/renewable energy wonk (though not actually that green)/public healthcare wonk. I'm not actually a registered Democrat, but I figure that I'm associated with the progressive wing of that party.

(2) Salt Lake Tribune, Deseret News, NPR, MSNBC, forums that are interested in current news

(3) Mormon, attend services every week, and attend a religious class two or three times a week.

(4) No, and I never want to have a gun. I'm okay (if uncomfortable) with others having them, but I just don't want to personally own firearms.

The fact that I'm a Mormon and am in any way more liberal than Ronald Reagan sticks out, yes. As does my dislike of guns.

[ZuWo]

(4) No

But isn't it mandatory?

Only if I were in the army, but I'm not. My brother, for example, has a typical Swiss Army assault rifle at home but he hasn't got any ammunition.

[crypto-fascist superhero]

(4) No

But isn't it mandatory?

Only if I were in the army, but I'm not. My brother, for example, has a typical Swiss Army assault rifle at home but he hasn't got any ammunition.

Because you're a student?