Summarize Previous Poster's Political Beliefs

[TheDeadFlagBlues]

American progressivism through and through although he is faced with the inherent contradictions that arise when a middle class teen is primarily concerned with the place of culturally conservative working class voters in the party.

[TheDeadFlagBlues]

I honestly have no idea what Kalwejt believes and what he is repulsed by outside of the fact that he is a democratic socialist in the European mold with few liberal roots. As far as I can tell, he dislikes Obama and is an opponent of the liberalized brand of social democracy that has been the norm over the past few decades.

[TheDeadFlagBlues]

Hash is an interesting character: based off of his general bent, he seems like the ultimate defender of neo-liberalism and the centrist consensus. The type of guy who is more passionate about cosmopolitan values and globalization than poverty in a banlieue. The reality is that he hates this consensus and firmly supports decentralized government, broad center-left reform and an end to the shielded elitist political system in the western world while at the same time he despises populism. This sort of stance is the perfect formula for an intense misanthropy and a hatred of nearly all parties and political figures. In short: he tends to hate everything and everybody in politics outside of a few regionalist parties and a few bulwarks against the most odious forms of reactionary ideology.

[TheDeadFlagBlues]

My general impression of him is that he's a standard social democrat/progresisve in the bobo mold.