What do you call your own ideology?

[Vosem]

Interventionist libertarianism

[Senator Napoleon]

Progressive liberalism.

[Supersonic]

'Conservative', despite the fact there is literally 100 different branches of Conservatism.

I'm just a bit boring like that.

[Senator Snowstalker]

Social democracy.

[RogueBeaver]

What Supersonic said.

[Free Palestine]

I'll describe myself as either an anarchist or as a revolutionary socialist.

[Hatman]

Washburnist Socialism

[IDS Legislator Alfred F. Jones]

Progressive social democracy.

[For Oklahoma]

Interventionist libertarianism

This is an oxymoron.

Modern Constitutionalism.

[Jbrase]

Groucho-Marxist

[Governor Scott]

If I had to sum it up in one term... Progressive Third-Wayist Liberal?  Pragmatic Progressive sounds good, too.

Interventionist libertarianism

lol

[Chareth Cutestory]

a mess

[CathKhan]

Feudalism
Cathconicism
A couple titles involving my name
etc.

[MilesC56]

Progressive Dixiecrat

[Redalgo]

Democratic socialism (generally), Redalgoan socialism, or some variations thereof (specifically).

Folks here should really cut Vosem some slack by the way. I can think of at least two ways for,
"interventionist libertarianism" to make sense in a completely non-lulzy kind of way.

[Yelnoc]

Nihilism.

[Senator Clarence]

America First Conservative Realist

[ChairmanSanchez]

Paleoconservative

[Nagas]

Pragmatic Liberal

[Vosem]

Interventionist libertarianism

This is an oxymoron.

Not really. Leftist social policies, right-wing economic policies, and an interventionist foreign policy. In America, when the first two are combined, we call that 'libertarian'. However, this usually comes with isolationism, so it's necessary to point out I am specifically an interventionist libertarian.

Unless you have a better idea?

[Simfan34]

Authoritarian voluntarist communitarianism

[© Tweed the Younger]

The Path

[ChairmanSanchez]

Interventionist libertarianism

This is an oxymoron.

Not really. Leftist social policies, right-wing economic policies, and an interventionist foreign policy. In America, when the first two are combined, we call that 'libertarian'. However, this usually comes with isolationism, so it's necessary to point out I am specifically an interventionist libertarian.

Unless you have a better idea?

But one of the main views of Libertarianism, if not the cornerstone, is that no man can launch force against another man without having been attacked by the other man first. Interventionism is not possible in Libertarianism. You can be a social libertarian, but not a full blown libertarian.

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

Social Democrat or American Liberal.

[Vosem]

Interventionist libertarianism

This is an oxymoron.

Not really. Leftist social policies, right-wing economic policies, and an interventionist foreign policy. In America, when the first two are combined, we call that 'libertarian'. However, this usually comes with isolationism, so it's necessary to point out I am specifically an interventionist libertarian.

Unless you have a better idea?

But one of the main views of Libertarianism, if not the cornerstone, is that no man can launch force against another man without having been attacked by the other man first. Interventionism is not possible in Libertarianism. You can be a social libertarian, but not a full blown libertarian.

Somehow that's never struck me as a cornerstone of libertarianism, but if so, what would you call my set of ideological beliefs? I'm loath to just say conservative because I support abortion and gay integration and marijuana legalization and secularism in general, which are pretty much antithetical to modern American conservatism. (Otherwise, on foreign policy and economics, and some minor social issues like gun rights and the death penalty, I'm pretty much  a standard American rightist.