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Social Libertarian Authoritarianism

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My Political Compass Economic Left/Right: -6.0 Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -3.08. Taking this class and learning more on what separates the political parties’. I may need to reconsider the party I have claimed myself to be. I do not think I would have changed my votes from the past years. However, my believes are pointing more as a liberal. Which is shocking. I consider myself as average, always in the middle. I believe in humanity and Ecological Sustainability without destroying the earth. Being “politically correct” is saying a phrase or term in a way it is not to offend the listener or a group of people. Some people may say things that are “politically incorrect” out of not malicious intent but of ignorance. Example of “politically

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