User:RevLeftie
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Hello, I am a revolutinary left winger hence the name. Interests include Marxism, Irish Republicanism and history.
| This user is an Irish Roman Catholic. |
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| This user is a Christian. |
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| This user is against Monarchy. |
| This user believes in a non-partisan, direct democracy. |
| This user believes if voting changed anything, it would be made illegal. |
| RL | This user is on the religious left. |
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| This user believes that capitalism is an inherently unjust system, and that humans can do better. |
| This user believes that both capitalism and authoritarian state socialism are inherently unjust systems that concentrate most wealth and power in the hands of a few, and that humans can do better. |
| This user is an anti-consumerist. |
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| This user opposes corporate welfare and bailouts. |
| This user is a Communist. |
| This user is a Marxist |
| This user identifies as a Leninist. |
| This user identifies as a Trotskyist. |
| This user supports the Zapatista Army of National Liberation. |
| This user is a socialist. |
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| This user supports recycling. |
| This user doesn't like Nazis. |
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universal health care. |
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universal college tuition. |
| This user supports Amnesty International. |
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| This user supports affirmative action. |
| This user does not trust politicians who praise public schools while sending their own children to private schools. |
| This user believes that the world would be a better place if everyone had access to a quality, free education. |
| This user supports gender equality. |
| This user believes in the separation of religion and state.* |
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| This user wants a World government. |
| This user opposes Imperialism. |
| This user supports the Campaign for the Establishment of a United Nations Parliamentary Assembly. |
| This user is of Irish ancestry. |
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| This user opposes racism and admires Malcolm X and Martin Luther King. |