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Where on the Political Spectrum, am I? An Autistic Woman's Explanation

      Ah...Politics, stuff that everyone seems to argue on these days, even to the point where things get incredibly ugly. However, as much of a decent person I try to be, politics, for me, tend to be hard for me. However, after a personal experience and research, I have found a party that is right for me. Although, it's a different party than the main Republican and Democrat, in fact, along with this party, there are many other parties that many people may not know about.


How many political parties are there? What are they called? 

  Well, I can't say for sure on how many there are exactly, but I do know that there are many, considering how many political ideologies there are now. In fact, there is a whole chart that explain it all! 


          As you can see, there are many political ideologies and/or political parties in this photo that show, where a person may be politically! As for me, I believe in Libertanism, so I would be a part of the Libertarian party. Although, I am more right-leaning. Plus, being in this political party, best describes me as a person and it's good for an Autistic woman, like me, who struggles with all-or-nothing thinking.

 

   What is Libertarianism?  What do Libertarians believe in? 

Libertarians are a small political minority of people, who value and believe in personal freedoms for everyone, like the Left, but also extremely value a limited government, like the Right. For example, Libertarians believe in equal rights for everyone while also believing that the government should stay out of your personal, family, and business decisions. For more information, please go to this website, https://www.lp.org. It will give more details on what Libertarianism views and values are.  





This photo displays the logo for the Libertarian party.

Why is this political party so small? 

  The reason for its size is due to how big both the Republican and Democrat party are that lots of people never hear about other parties like this one. Though, I think, with the way things have been lately, it's possible that this party is going to get bigger with a lot of people leaving the Left over its inconsistencies, abuse, moral narcissism, and possible terrible experiences from it like me. 


Is this political party on the voting ballot? 

 Well, while the party itself doesn't a have a candidate to root for or have a spot itself, there is a third candidate on the ballot to vote for. Though, from what I hear, they tend to lean more towards the side of the Left than anything, which I am in no favor of doing.


How can one know if they are a Libertarian or a part of another political party? 

 I would say that there are two ways to find this answer out. One way is looking what Libertarianism is and see they align with your beliefs. Another way, I would recommend is taking a political party quiz and see what the results say. Other than that, there is nothing else I can tell from there. I mean you never know what party you might find yourself in, especially if you are someone who has a hard time with politics, disabled or not.


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