I'm not a tory and never have been but can't support labour whilst they deny womanhood exists and sell our hard won sex based rights down the river to be right on with stonewall even when lesbians are breaking away from stonewall saying they've sold them down the river.
I think being a woman cuts across party lines.
Evil as it makes me I'm more towards right on immigration and british cultural conservation (eg hard won rights for women, homosexuals, etc shouldn't come second to incoming religious prejudices glorified as 'culture' and children's rights should be the same for all eg. abuse is abuse whatever religion it's done by and whatever they claim they make that it's cultural or religious).
I'm more left wing in terms of social responsibility, tax corporations and the wealthy because they benefit from the infrastructure of society and eg. the education, healthcare, transport etc that the state has paid for. I also believe in nationalising core industries such as energy providers, public transport, health etc.
Then there's weird stuff like believing in people's right to home educate and assuming that's a lefty idea only to find out that actually every time government has tried to close down home education as a legal right it has been labour in power and tories who fought for the right for people to make choices for their own children. Who knew it would be tories backing up unschooling, the right to not have your children brainwashed to the states agenda etc.
Or being pro women's rights to seemingly obvious things like single sex prisons, bathrooms, sports, etc and finding out you're better off with tories if you want to see those things preserved.
I confess people who still think it's left v right, good v evil, kindness v workhouses etc now seem a bit simple minded and swept up in tribalism to me.
I think it's a new era and many haven't woken up to it yet. I said i was going to bed and didn't 