Title: What do centrists believe? - Quora
Headings: What do centrists believe?
What do centrists believe?
Lisual Plavia

Content: To lay a few examples of what certain centrist believe: Some believe in equal civil rights for homosexuals that heterosexuals have, the legislation of gay marriage, not viewing the minor demerits of marijuana as a sole purpose to not legalise it, some may not oppose abortion, as a few examples of the socially liberal viewpoint, but many do have social conservative viewpoints like being against affirmative action, not being for more restrictions on buying a gun, being against unrequired diversity in work areas and in general. Other issues like being strict on immigration, seeing illegal immigration as an issue, fiscal issues like supporting smaller government and smaller taxes, or raising taxes on the rich—which is a fiscally liberal view-point—can also count. Some believe all, or most drugs should be decriminalised—which is a more libertarian view-point—and libertarians mainly have liberal social view-point but also a combination of conservative ones too, which differentiates the constantly said socially liberal phrase, and also identify as fiscally conservative. Which is why some centrist include themselves as socially libertarian rather than socially liberal and fiscally conservative, sometimes fiscally liberal. Centrist that summarise their view as socially conservative and fiscally liberal would fundamentally be for bigger government, higher taxes, higher taxes on the rich, not be for gay marriage—would most likely believe marriage should exclusively be heterosexual—be against the legalisation of abortion, be against restrictions on purchasing a gun, in relation to environmental policies they would not be for it since they predominantly believe human contribution to climate change is not valid, or has been exaggerated. In terms of morals, centrist may have morals that seem more conservative—restrictions on drinking certain beverages, wearing clothing that can be associated with your deemed decency, being attached to traditional values —or morals that seem liberal—not restricting oneself to exploring sexual activity, being more open with their dressing in public being attached to less traditional values and progressive ones in replacement and furthermore. Centrist could also lean, but the term to be more adequate instead would be centre-left, or centre-right, those that are centre-left tend to be more left-leaning than right-leaning and identify more with left-wing parties, or register as independent but still have some right-leaning views, the simliar applies to those that identify as centre-right but it is basically the opposite. Centrist tend to believe in right or left leaning views but in more of a moderate approach rather than extreme, or an exclusive approach broken into two popular beliefs—conservative or liberal—they instead take views from both political spectrums and incorporate it to combination of a polictical belief that doesn't entirely align with the extreme left or extreme right spectrum. Alexander Wryn
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Honestly, centrists aren’t exactly a group like the right and left.