The Twelve Colors of Virtue

[HagridOfTheDeep]

White: Conservatism (Strongly against trying to fix things that "ain't broke" and looking back to solutions that have worked in the past)

Yellow: Communitarianism (I believe it's important for the state to have a role of influence in the individual's life, but not necessarily an omnipresent one--promoting national ideals via soft power should make sure that both groups are on the same page)

Blue: Capitalism (This is the only way innovation can happen, and it makes sense that this value would help inspire my technocentrism)

Cyan: Technocentrism (Though capitalism, we can find ways to exploit natural resources much more efficiently--moreover, Wal-Mart doesn't have to be part of our environmental problems, but can instead help drive the necessary solutions)

Pink: Amalgamism (I'm all for immigration, but I think it's important that a united country has a shared identity--Canada's cultural mosaic experiment, to me, has failed... it's a very splintered society)

Orange: Internationalism (This one was tough--For the most part, it's important to maintain peace and stability alongside nations that share similar values... even though, secondarily, staying on top via soft/hard power is never a bad thing)

So, I guess I'm YBCPiO.