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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
No, I am not American. But, if I were I would vote Republican (even if that is an unpopular opinion, and especially in reddit and/or for someone under 30).

I oppose positive discrimination, minimum vital income, unconditioned subsidies/aid, illegal immigration (I think countries should make getting a visa/residence permit easier under certain conditions), abortion (except when the pregnancy is risky, the woman was raped and similar situations), people writing Latinx, among others.

I support Free Trade Agreements, lower taxes, merit, private companies (at least where I have lived government-owned companies are inefficient and as corrupt as they can get), automating tasks and bureaucracy and moving them online if possible, people studying careers in demand (at least as a first major. If later in life or they are rich-enough to get a "useless" degree, then great that they do it for the knowledge and/or passion), death penalty for the worst criminals, among others.

I am also religious (Catholic, though religions are a topic I like in general and I sometimes read as a hobby about what other people believe and how their religion came to be), which is usually considered right wing.

Right now I could say that I am "privileged" (by the standards of the region in which I live), but I have leaned right since I remember and I was born and raised in a poor neighborhood where people was killed all the time.

Things that are not so "right wing" that I support are free education (although conditioned to focusing on it and doing well, plus as I said before studying in-demand topics) and, lately, free healthcare (maybe also conditioned to people following their treatments or at least not doing stupid things that worsen their illnesses and make their treatment harder and more expensive). 

Things that are "right wing" that I oppose include nationalism (I was born Colombian but unless I die too young I won't die Colombian), supremacy theories and similar (including some men wanting their wives to stay at home, even against their will).

As for guns, I think I would support the right to carry them but I am not a strong advocate. It is in my to-do list to join a gun club or at least learn to shoot, but I have lots of higher priorities in my list. Colombia is a very violent country and guns are banned there (normal people need permits that are hard to get to get them, criminals get them easily). I also remember CNN once trying to make the point of banning guns and they had a chart claiming that deaths had reduced dramatically after Australia introduced a ban... then the plot clearly showed most were suicides (I am not minimizing mental health as an issue, but I assume people wanting to kill themselves won't be stopped by guns being banned and it is even disrespectful to use them as a manipulated statistic).
gpt
I certainly don't align 100%, but I have mad respect for you thinking on each issue individually and following your heart and the facts to the conclusion you feel is right - regardless of partisanship.