I'm definitely more left-wing on economic issues:

No longer oppose the minimum wage

No longer oppose the existence of the BBC

Not as sceptical of fiscal stimulus or government intervention

More in favour of a 'generous' safety net

More concerned with income/wealth inequality

More concerned with policies to ease labour market dislocation caused by international trade and automation

More amenable to agricultural/rurality subsidies.

Increased desire for intensive infrastructure/human capital spending by the government.

Less concerned with the deficit/less convinced by austerity.

Want to see a shift towards the Commonwealth post-Brexit; trade, particularly with the poorer African, Carribbean and Oceanic countries. Could prove to be mutually beneficial while being more effective than aid ever could

Greater desire for active industrial policy

Less in favour of the government's free schools plans

Socially, I've probably moved in a more conservative/non-liberal direction. Although in some aspects I am more liberal:

Less convinced by arguments for drug legalisation.

More concerned with the breakdown of communities/the social fabric in certain parts of developed countries.

Greater appreciation for punishment as a criminal justice tool (alongside rehabilitation).

More concerned with the integreation of immigrants and natives.

Much more appreciation for marriage as a fundamental institution of a functioning society.

Generally more tolerant of Islam as a religion, and more understanding of the sociological, legal, cultural and political aspects to Islam that has made it the way it is.

Foreign affairs, pretty much the same. Maybe slightly less interventionist:

Don't agree with intervention on spreading democracy grounds. Do agree for significant humanitarian or security concerns.

Want improved diplomantic links with the Commonwealth.

More appreciation for good done by international aid, but I'd prefer it to be limited to almost purely medical endeavours.

Less tolerant of the Saudi regime or the British government's relationship with it.

Supportive of Trump's airstrike.

Glad Rutte won. Glad Macron won.

Constitutionally, probably more conservative:

Absolutely no desire to see a reformed House of Lords. Maybe, at the most, sectoral and regional representation I could be persuaded on.

I like the regional decentralisation/introduction of mayors on basically Burkean grounds.

Devolution was a mistake.

Referenda are mistakes.

I appreciate FPTP more.

Do not want the Church of England to be disestablished.

Voted Brexit on the basis of sovereignty.

I'm too tired to think of any more.

I hate liberals even more than I used to.

more libertarian I think, but idk, I'm not good at mapping it

Honestly, not by much. Maybe slightly more to the left now that this right wing populism has swept the Western world, but my core beliefs still remain largely intact.

-Restriction on immigration

-Emphasis on national identity.

-Semi pro legalisation of certain drugs, such as marijuana and MDMA. Production of other Class A drugs need to be kept criminalised but laws on possession should be relaxed.

-Pro regulated capitalism. More regulation on banks, less regulation on small businesses.

-Gender equality debate needs to be put to bed. Neither a feminist, nor the cringe inducing term "anti feminist", but I think the discussion on the gender debate is like beating a dead horse at this point. Not much left to solve in the western world, but if you want to identify as either of the aforementioned terms then go right ahead, but you aren't adding anything to what's not already been said.

-Strong free speech advocate, although I recognise certain facets of speech such as libel, classified information etc obviously need to be restricted.

-Still pro Brexit, but the way May has handled the negotiations so far doesn't look too optimistic for a post Brexit UK.

-Against Foreign aid.

-Pro rehabilitation in criminal justice

-Pro abortion

-Pro gun restrictions

I've begrudgingly re-accepted my former hyper-liberal social views out of intellectual honesty. As much as I hate agreeing with the tumblr-esque liberals, I feel as though I don't have much of a choice. Economically, I haven't changed at all.

And I guess I'd be okay with a single payer healthcare system based primarily on race.

ftfy

In the last four to five years they haven't changed exponentially, nor do I see them changing anytime soon.

Now my views from about a decade ago? Pfffft, that's like a night and day difference.

went from being a reactionary libertarian to a marxist-leninist

I wanted Trump to make America great again.
But he just mem'd around and then the illuminati made him sell weapons to Muslim Jews (Saudis)

Not good.
Bad.
But the meme is funny for an outsider.
Definitely became more critical of the RU government too. He used to have peoples interrest as the main focus. Now he seems focused on keeping his friends rich and in power. Путин хуйло.

I used to be an edgy reactionary and now I'm a far-left SJW

ayo