Emmansonjacktrick

You want a Britain that punishes reoffending harder, protects its territory without hesitation, and doesn't dress up hard choices as compassion — your line on assisted dying, that wanting death isn't a sound state of mind to legislate from, is the same instinct that says repeat offenders "have not learnt the lesson." Order first, sentiment second.

You're mostly in step with the country — recapturing the Falklands, scrapping digital ID, tougher sentencing all found you with the crowd — but you split from the majority on assisted dying and the burka ban, where Britain leaned one way and you held firm the other. That's not contrarianism, it's a harder line than most are willing to hold.

Early days here — no circle data yet to measure yourself against. Worth watching once you've followed a few voices whose votes you can actually argue with.

Six scored votes is just the opening move — enough to show a clearly right-leaning, order-minded voter, not yet enough to say exactly what kind. Keep voting and this sharpens fast: the shape is there, the edges are still forming, and the picture only gets truer from here.