User:PeteSC - Revision history

PeteSC at 11:12, June 20, 2008

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PeteSC at 15:59, June 5, 2008

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PeteSC at 15:59, June 5, 2008

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PeteSC at 15:59, June 5, 2008

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PeteSC at 19:36, May 2, 2008

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PeteSC at 00:36, April 28, 2008

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PeteSC at 00:35, April 28, 2008

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PeteSC at 15:02, April 27, 2008

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PeteSC at 14:31, April 6, 2008

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PeteSC at 18:49, April 5, 2008

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−	I'm a law student in the UK. I'm ''fairly'' left-wing when it comes to politics, but I reject the polarising ~~nomenclature and the~~ liberal/conservative dichotomy that seems ~~so prevalent in~~ US politics. I'm interested in music, languages, history, UK/European politics etc	+	I'm a law student in the UK. I'm fairly left-wing when it comes to politics, but I reject the polarising liberal/conservative dichotomy that seems to define US politics. I'm interested in music, languages, history, UK/European politics etc

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 I'm a law student in the UK. I'm ''fairly'' left-wing when it comes to politics, but I reject the polarising nomenclature and the liberal/conservative dichotomy that seems so prevalent in US politics. I'm interested in music, languages, history, UK/European politics etc

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−		+	I'm a law student in the UK. I'm ''fairly'' left-wing when it comes to politics, but I reject the polarising nomenclature and the liberal/conservative dichotomy that seems so prevalent in US politics. I'm interested in music, languages, history, UK/European politics etc
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−	I'm ~~from Britain, where politics is no way near as polarised as it appears to be~~ in ~~America~~. ~~Political classifications are thankfully pretty continuous over here, but I disagree with much of this website and suppose that in America~~ I'~~d be something of a liberal. I~~'~~m a Christian, but before someone calls me a "liberal Christian", I~~'~~d like to suggest that "Christian liberal" might be more appropriate. The former suggests that I~~'~~m liberal not in politics but in my Christianity, which I do not think I am, although I am very tolerant other faiths and non~~-~~faiths as long as they are willing~~ to ~~reciprocate which I have found, on the whole~~, ~~they are (~~but~~, of course,~~ I ~~don't live in Saudi Arabia). I have strong socialist sympathies, but at~~ the ~~same time recognise~~ and ~~deplore~~ the ~~devastation wreaked upon my particular tectonic plate by some of the children of~~ that ~~ideology~~. I ~~generally consider myself a pacifist. I am a huge supporter of the NHS and have benefited considerably from it~~'~~s existence. I support the stringent gun laws here~~ in ~~the~~ UK.

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−	I'm from Britain, where politics is no way near as polarised as it appears to be in America. Political classifications are thankfully pretty continuous over here, but I disagree with much of this website and suppose that in America I'd be something of a liberal. I'm a Christian, but before someone calls me a "liberal Christian", I'd like to suggest that "Christian liberal" might be more appropriate. The former suggests that I'm liberal not in politics but in my Christianity, which I do not think I am, although I am very tolerant other faiths and non-faiths as long as they are willing to reciprocate which I have found, on the whole, they are (but, of course, I don't live in Saudi Arabia). I have strong socialist sympathies, but at the same time recognise and deplore the devastation wreaked upon my particular tectonic plate by some of the children of that ideology. I generally consider myself a pacifist. Otherwise, I am relatively socially conservative (no to abortion, homosexuality etc). I am against gay marriage and adoption by gay couples, but pragmatically believe that gays should be treated equally in the workplace and that, as Christians, we should probably leave people a reasonable degree of freedom to exercise their God-given free-will in deciding whether or not to sin.	+	I'm from Britain, where politics is no way near as polarised as it appears to be in America. Political classifications are thankfully pretty continuous over here, but I disagree with much of this website and suppose that in America I'd be something of a liberal. I'm a Christian, but before someone calls me a "liberal Christian", I'd like to suggest that "Christian liberal" might be more appropriate. The former suggests that I'm liberal not in politics but in my Christianity, which I do not think I am, although I am very tolerant other faiths and non-faiths as long as they are willing to reciprocate which I have found, on the whole, they are (but, of course, I don't live in Saudi Arabia). I have strong socialist sympathies, but at the same time recognise and deplore the devastation wreaked upon my particular tectonic plate by some of the children of that ideology. I generally consider myself a pacifist. I am a huge supporter of the NHS and have benefited considerably from it's existence. I support the stringent gun laws here in the UK.
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−	I am a huge supporter of the NHS and have benefited considerably from it's existence. I support the stringent gun laws here in the UK.

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−	I'm from Britain, where politics is no way near as polarised as it appears to be in America. Political classifications are thankfully pretty continuous over here, but I disagree with much of this website and suppose that in America I'd be something of a liberal. I'm a Christian, but before someone calls me a "liberal Christian", I'd like to suggest that "Christian liberal" might be more appropriate. The former suggests that I'm liberal not in politics but in my Christianity, which I do not think I am, although I am ~~willing to tolerate~~ other faiths and non-faiths as long as they are willing to reciprocate which I have found, on the whole, they are (but, of course, I don't live in Saudi Arabia). I have strong socialist sympathies, but at the same time recognise and deplore the devastation wreaked upon my particular tectonic plate by some of the children of that ideology. I generally consider myself a pacifist. Otherwise, I am relatively socially conservative (no to abortion, homosexuality etc). I am against gay marriage and adoption by gay couples, but pragmatically believe that gays should be treated equally in the workplace and that, as Christians, we should probably leave people a reasonable degree of freedom to exercise their God-given free-will in deciding whether or not to sin.	+	I'm from Britain, where politics is no way near as polarised as it appears to be in America. Political classifications are thankfully pretty continuous over here, but I disagree with much of this website and suppose that in America I'd be something of a liberal. I'm a Christian, but before someone calls me a "liberal Christian", I'd like to suggest that "Christian liberal" might be more appropriate. The former suggests that I'm liberal not in politics but in my Christianity, which I do not think I am, although I am very tolerant other faiths and non-faiths as long as they are willing to reciprocate which I have found, on the whole, they are (but, of course, I don't live in Saudi Arabia). I have strong socialist sympathies, but at the same time recognise and deplore the devastation wreaked upon my particular tectonic plate by some of the children of that ideology. I generally consider myself a pacifist. Otherwise, I am relatively socially conservative (no to abortion, homosexuality etc). I am against gay marriage and adoption by gay couples, but pragmatically believe that gays should be treated equally in the workplace and that, as Christians, we should probably leave people a reasonable degree of freedom to exercise their God-given free-will in deciding whether or not to sin.

	I am a huge supporter of the NHS and have benefited considerably from it's existence. I support the stringent gun laws here in the UK.		I am a huge supporter of the NHS and have benefited considerably from it's existence. I support the stringent gun laws here in the UK.

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−	I'm from Britain, where politics is no way near as polarised as it appears to be in America. Political classifications are thankfully pretty continuous over here, but I disagree with much of this website and suppose that in America I'd be something of a liberal. I'm a Christian, but before someone calls me a "liberal Christian", I'd like to suggest that "Christian liberal" might be more appropriate. The former suggests that I'm liberal not in politics but in my Christianity, which I do not think I am, although I am willing to tolerate other faiths as long as they are willing to reciprocate which I have found, on the whole, they are (but, of course, I don't live in Saudi Arabia). I have strong socialist sympathies, but at the same time recognise and deplore the devastation wreaked upon my particular tectonic plate by some of the children of that ideology. I generally consider myself a pacifist. Otherwise, I am relatively socially conservative (no to abortion, homosexuality etc). I am against gay marriage and adoption by gay couples, but pragmatically believe that gays should be treated equally in the workplace and that, as Christians, we should probably leave people a reasonable degree of freedom to exercise their God-given free-will in deciding whether or not to sin.	+	I'm from Britain, where politics is no way near as polarised as it appears to be in America. Political classifications are thankfully pretty continuous over here, but I disagree with much of this website and suppose that in America I'd be something of a liberal. I'm a Christian, but before someone calls me a "liberal Christian", I'd like to suggest that "Christian liberal" might be more appropriate. The former suggests that I'm liberal not in politics but in my Christianity, which I do not think I am, although I am willing to tolerate other faiths and non-faiths as long as they are willing to reciprocate which I have found, on the whole, they are (but, of course, I don't live in Saudi Arabia). I have strong socialist sympathies, but at the same time recognise and deplore the devastation wreaked upon my particular tectonic plate by some of the children of that ideology. I generally consider myself a pacifist. Otherwise, I am relatively socially conservative (no to abortion, homosexuality etc). I am against gay marriage and adoption by gay couples, but pragmatically believe that gays should be treated equally in the workplace and that, as Christians, we should probably leave people a reasonable degree of freedom to exercise their God-given free-will in deciding whether or not to sin.

	I am a huge supporter of the NHS and have benefited considerably from it's existence. I support the stringent gun laws here in the UK.		I am a huge supporter of the NHS and have benefited considerably from it's existence. I support the stringent gun laws here in the UK.

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		+	I'm from Britain, where politics is no way near as polarised as it appears to be in America. Political classifications are thankfully pretty continuous over here, but I disagree with much of this website and suppose that in America I'd be something of a liberal. I'm a Christian, but before someone calls me a "liberal Christian", I'd like to suggest that "Christian liberal" might be more appropriate. The former suggests that I'm liberal not in politics but in my Christianity, which I do not think I am, although I am willing to tolerate other faiths as long as they are willing to reciprocate which I have found, on the whole, they are (but, of course, I don't live in Saudi Arabia). I have strong socialist sympathies, but at the same time recognise and deplore the devastation wreaked upon my particular tectonic plate by some of the children of that ideology. I generally consider myself a pacifist. Otherwise, I am relatively socially conservative (no to abortion, homosexuality etc). I am against gay marriage and adoption by gay couples, but pragmatically believe that gays should be treated equally in the workplace and that, as Christians, we should probably leave people a reasonable degree of freedom to exercise their God-given free-will in deciding whether or not to sin.
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