evgr13

You're building a Britain where rights come first — marriage equality, no burka ban, no banning of extremist parties, no fast-track deportations — alongside a state willing to tax wealth hard and fund a National Care Service. It's civil liberty married to redistribution, not one without the other.

Mostly you run with the country — scrapping digital ID, marriage equality, the care service all had you in the majority. But look closer: on nuclear defence, banning extremist parties, and deporting convicted foreign nationals, you sided with the minority against a country that voted the other way, often by huge margins. Your rights instinct doesn't bend for popularity — even Scottish independence, where you break the "always left" pattern by voting no, shows a pragmatic streak protecting the Union rather than ideological purity.

You agree with the accounts you follow only two-thirds of the time — you're not a lockstep follower. CDRook is your near-total ally, 90% in step, built on shared conviction over rights. constancia is your opposite number, agreeing barely three times in ten — proof your circle isn't a single tribe, and you're picking your own line through it.

Ten scored votes is early days, but the shape is already sharp — a rights-first left with an independent streak. Every vote you cast sharpens this picture, and a fresh read lands weekly to track where it bends next.