Ideologies of My Parents

Some people think that my ideologies are radical, however I think they are realistic and fairly balanced. They are much saner than ideologies of my parents.

Dad

Dad believed in combination of Social-Darwinism, Primitivism and Natural Law Theory. 

For Social Darwinism, he would say things that if something is stolen from you it's your fault for not protecting it. He would defend thieves and blame victims for being weak, helpless and provoking ire of powerful to begin with.

For primitivism he liked various 19th century things, rusty 19th century irons, log houses, traditional clay pech (closes thing), pit outhouses that stink mile away and villages with no sewage and running water, where you need to use manual well to draw water.

Finally, he liked to claim some ambiguous natural law as ordained by nature or something like that. He used it to justify some of his crazier views and believes. He was simultaneously Christian but did not adhere to any existing doctrines and often used Christianity to justify his natural law.

Mom

Mom was not that much into politics. The only thing she liked to say is: "Mom is always right, even if she is wrong. Because she is mom." Exact quote, srs.

Me

Considering all of the above, it's not too strange that I ended up becoming Individualist Social-Alt-Libertarian. I want to undo all the stupidity, my parents believed in and practiced. I want a society that does not repeat the mistakes of my parents that lead towards misery and privation.