That’s a good question. The answer depends whose definitions you use.
In South Afrika I was considered radically liberal by the whites because I vehemently opposed apartheid.
In America I couldn’t be liberal because I oppose abortion but I couldn’t be conservative because I oppose capital punishment.
In China I was ultra-conservative because I’m not all that keen on communism. Some of it sounds good on paper but there’s never been a communist country that wasn’t a dictatorship.
In Israel I’m considered liberal because of my views on Palestine. The fact that I call it Palestine tells you something.
Does that answer your question?
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