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You want a Britain that locks its doors — deport foreign offenders fast, ban the burka, drill the North Sea — while quietly insisting the tax system stacks the deck for wealth over work. That's not confusion, it's a specific worldview: order and self-reliance abroad and at home, fairness demanded from the top.

You're rarely an outlier — nine of your ten votes sat with the national majority, on everything from oil licences to Ukraine's artillery barrels. The one place you broke ranks was the "nanny state" question, where you said no against a narrow national yes — a small dissent, but it shows you don't just follow the crowd on cultural mood questions.

Ten votes cast, but whole ministries untouched — health, housing, education, justice, defence proper. Crime shows up only through deportation and extremism questions, not sentencing or policing; that's a hole in a profile that otherwise reads decisively.

Six scored votes is early days — enough to sketch the shape, not yet enough to call you anything harder than what you are. Cast a few more, especially in housing or welfare, and this picture sharpens into something no dashboard could hand you — we'll have a fresh read waiting next week.