New political quiz - 8values

a reply to: Teikiatsu

Libertarian communism.

Eh... Close enough.

a reply to: Teikiatsu

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Thanks for sharing the quiz. A bit surprised by the results.

a reply to: Abysha

Hah another one that will confuse them.

a reply to: neo96

If it makes you feel better, I got Neo-Conservative... I think the test has a leftward slant to it, because I'm pretty sure I sit well right of most NeoCons in practice.

The questions are rigged !!

originally posted by: Kali74
Nailed it.

Can people stop acting like I make this sht up now?

How many times did you have to take the test ?

a reply to: neo96

Seems accurate...

a reply to: Kali74

We already knew you prefered socialism.

a reply to: xuenchen

Once

originally posted by: burdman30ott6
a reply to: neo96

If it makes you feel better, I got Neo-Conservative...

I think the test has a leftward slant to it, because I'm pretty sure I sit well right of most NeoCons in practice.

Yeah I feel the same. I gave them some feedback to make some of the questions more cut and dry.

Moderate / closest to liberal

Pretty spot on considering the questioning

how do i past the image here like you guys did?

a reply to: scraedtosleep

Save the image locally, then go to upload, after uploading move the image to your public folder then when you reply select the insert image option from the tabs and the image should be available

Im unsurprised by what i see here:

a reply to: CatandtheHatchet
Ty for the info , unfortunately my adblocker will not let me upload images to ats so ill just link.
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I got Social libertarianism. makes since. I consider myself an anarchist and anarchism falls under the umbrella of Social libertarianism

Many of these questions are misleading.

For example;

Do you support regulation for businesses?

Simple answer is yes. +1 for the liberal category.

But, the real answer is that we are way past the optimal amount of regulation and need massive reductions. So, regarding the current state of affairs, highly conservative.

The bias here is quite apparent. So much so, that I wonder if it's done on purpose.

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Don't really consider myself a liberal, but, I guess I lean in that direction on several issues. Personally, I have always subscribed to Churchill's comment, "A person who identifies as liberal has no brain and a person who identifies as a conservative has no heart."

Economic Axis: Centrist Equality: 57.1% Wealth: 42.9%

Diplomatic Axis: Balanced Peace: 57.1% Might: 42.9%

Civil Axis: Liberal Liberty: 64.4% Authority 35.6%

Societal Axis: Neutral Progress 57.4% Tradition 42.6%

originally posted by: AutonomousMeatPuppet
Many of these questions are misleading.

For example;

Do you support regulation for businesses?

Simple answer is yes. +1 for the liberal category.

But, the real answer is that we are way past the optimal amount of regulation and need massive reductions. So, regarding the current state of affairs, highly conservative.

The bias here is quite apparent. So much so, that I wonder if it's done on purpose.

I answered no to that one because in the near term, I do not support regulation on business for just those reasons.

It's not that I think business should be totally unregulated, but right now, it's choked by them.

That's why I think this is like trying to do neurosurgery with a sledgehammer.

Well, I guess I'm a Liberal.

I better start calling people Trumptards and idiots if someone does not agree with me.

That's what we do, right?

I've now taken this 4 different times and can't seem to find anything to the right of "Neo-Constervative."




I give up. I don't disagree with their sliding scale rankings... I'm a traditionalist, money hungry, gung ho, dude who doesn't really feel society's issues should be in the federal sphere... that much is pretty much stat on. My issue is that the traditionalist and (according to this quiz) "centrist" social categories, I would think put me outside the neocon spectrum and into what I'd call myself: a TEA Party Nationalist. *shrug*