[dale list again] which category would you put this person in

Fiercely for:

# The sanctity of the extended family and the belief that all politics should be directed towards its well-being;

# The protection, comfort and provision for the elderly, infirm and genuinely incapable;

# Free speech, absolutely and in perpetuity;

# Free enterprise and government geared to the small operator, free markets and friendly mergers;

# Loyalty towards the country which nurtures you and no badmouthing;

# The active life of hard work and enterprise;

# Vehement protection of blank spaces in the diary;

# Battlers and the unbeautiful.

# Already having some of tomorrow's tasks done today.

Fiercely opposed to:

# Namby-pamby, woolly-headed do-gooders;

# Political correctness in all its madness;

# Monopolies and hostile mergers;

# The false g-ds of money, shopping, power, fame and sex;

# Malingerers, malcontents and ne’er-do-wells;

# Blind nationalism for the sake of it and for ulterior motives – pub drinking nationalism, for example;

# Cloning and genetic engineering;

# Atheism as a sad and misguided denial of the patently obvious;

# Splinter sects, eg. Jonestown, Tom Cruise weirdness etc;

# Feminism and any other –isms.

Ambivalent towards:

# Abortion – fiercely opposed and yet the woman must finally decide;

# Euthanasia, irradiation – they have their points.

Things I love:

# Holding in one’s arms one’s hetero-one-and-only, without restraint, without complexes and with renewable passion;

# Convivial company with either a good red or a single malt;

# Sailing – being out there on the water and letting the cares slip away;

# The cricket – how better to laze away the afternoon;

# The rugby – ditto;

# Discussions, debates and analyzing;

# Anything interesting in absolutely any field;

# An excellent film or book;

# Simple, nutritious and scrumptious cuisine;

# Training and bodybuilding;