- There are only two genders (male and female). If one wishes to transition between the two, they must first be tested for gender dysphoria and will NOT under any circumstances be allowed to transition before the age of 18. Any medical practitioner who violates this by giving hormones to children should have their medical licenses revoked.

- English needs to finally be recognized as the official language of the United States ffs already. Anyone seeking citizenship in the United States should first show proficiency in English, otherwise no entry shall be granted.

- Environmental regulations should still be enforced upon businesses, however, no more than what we currently have in place should be enacted unless new research proves previously-thought safe practices turn out to be detrimental to our environmental health.

(The reason I sat we halt any new regulation is because as it stands right now, the U.S. produces less green house emissions than Australian cows.)

- Give the alt-right some island out in the middle of nowhere so that can stop whining about their precious ethnostate. It’s not like we wanted them here in the first place.

- Equality over equity (before accounting for voluntary taxes); or in laymen’s terms: a single, flat tax rate for all citizens.

(This is hopefully going to curtail wasteful Washington spending and to lead to the fulfillment of my next point.)

- Less Government-funded social programs and absolutely no more bailouts for businesses.

- Abortion should be illegal in all cases unless the life of the mother is put into jeopardy by carrying the baby to term.

- Child protection services needs more funding and legal power. I’d go so far as to say that routine inspections and child licenses should be administered by the CPS in order to curtail child abuse.

(Yes, I recognize this as my most radical and authoritarian view.)

- Integration into the culture of the country you are immigrating to should be compulsory.

- The constitution should be amended to include a right to all information and knowledge (so long as it doesn’t jeopardize national security) should be free and readily accessible by anyone willing to seek it out.

- Space weapons are cool and we need to build more death-ray satellites.

- In addition, we need to figure out how to build some gravity tractors in orbit to protect the earth from asteroids and shit

-Homosexuality and Gender Dysphoria are not choices. One is heavily influenced by genetic and environmental factors, the other is a mental condition. As far as I can see, if you have no choice in the matter, you shouldn't be judged for it.

(This extends to race and to a slight degree, religion as well)

-Words should not be policed or limited just because some people find them hurtful. If we continue to exercise fear for words such as "nigger" then we perpetually lock ourselves in a cultural time vault wherein no social progress can be made (especially when we continue to insist that certain races have speaking privileges others don't. No issues in American society were ever resolved by not having a discussion)

- The American pharmaceutical industry, along with our education industry are the most corrupt in our society and legal actions taken towards them (more so the pharmaceutical industry) would result in a much more prosperous society and alleviate about 95% of the concerns the majority of Americans have.

-While on topic, college is a scam. Since the 80's the price of admission has tripled, and yet less and less instructors being hired on are actual, full-time professors. Most of that funding either goes straight into the administrator's back pocket, or into "student recreational activities" which in essence, only serve to attract more students to their college. But seeing as the workforce here in America is becoming more and more dependent on holding a degree to have even an ant's chance in frozen Hell of finding a fulfilling full-time career, they can continue to raise those prices indefinitely like the money-grubbing vermin they are.

-I'm very lukewarm on Trump. I don't like his mannerism and think his administration is a bit too focused on addressing current issues rather than taking measures to ensure quality of life for America AFTER his two terms are over. (And yes, I think he is going to get reelected). That being said, I agree with a majority of his policies concerning immigration and trade.

-As far as Israel vs Palestine goes, I am fairly neutral on this. Frankly, I think it's a stupid conflict based on outdated ideals and religious dogma, which no one should have to die for in this era. That being said, I would like to see Israel continue to exist as they are basically our only ally in the middle east who doesn't loathe us completely. And if nothing else, their country is a military base for U.S. operations in the area of the world we're in the most amount of conflict with as of now, and so that alone should grant them our protection.

-Retaliation laws against women who lie about rape or sexual assault are definitely good ideas, so long as the punishment fits the crime and we're not executing women (as some radicals have suggested).

-America does spend far too much money... On like, everything. Especially our military. We could literally conquer the rest of the world if we wanted to in the blink of an eye, and it's not like we're the most dominant force by a small margin, and the fact of the matter is, we could do with some cutbacks on some of that spending if we stop acting like a police agency for the rest of the world, especially in areas of conflict which are of no concern to us. Kind of a callback to my earlier argument on voluntary and compulsory taxes, a reduced worldwide military presence would most likely be a consequence of this..