No.46
So since we actually have a few people coming by now, I gotta ask:
Since all political opinions are allowed here, what is your political alignment? Do you even have one?
No.47
I, the OP am a just slightly right leaning Libertarian.
No.48
Left-leaning Moderate.
No.61
Slightly left-leaning libertarian.
No.79
Mid-left but the gamergate shit started to make me tend further to the right by now.
No.80
Bush far right wing are you kidding me?
No.83
Marxist-leninist
No.86
>>83Op, honestly I have no clue how accurate that chart is.
No.231
Around -2,2. I'm a Populist.
No.239
left communism
look it up luxemburg, bordiga, etc
No.240
No.249
>>46
I would say I am leaning more and more right wing. I believe in strong family values, knowledge over pandering to whiny groups of people who only ruin society through their demands (many unions, feminists, etc). I think that we must let the free market system do its job but at the same time have some regulations but not too many that it restricts growth. If I had to choose between Hayek and Keynes, I'd go Hayek.
No.266
>>265
although, not long ago, I was dead center in the green
No.271
I'd call myself Libertarian but to be honest politics is more of a hobby intrests than an actual thing to me.
Maybe someone can identify me?
>Believe in free market with a resoruce based economy.
>Want Corporations replaced with Cooperatives and then they're left to compete with other Cooperatives
>Non interventionist
>Believe in a welfare state.
No.272
>>271
http://www.politicalcompass.org/ is where these tests are being taken.
No.274
I've gone further left since last I took it.
No.296
Im a absolute centrist neither political group hold my complete beliefs. Imo the left is a party of empty suits and panders that assume the opinons of whatever popular public soical ideal that arises. The right is a group of regressive religous zealots that care for nothing but imposing their fairy tales on the whole country through gov't control.
No.305
>>296
So, disregarding the acceptance of the fallacious 1-dimensional political spectrum, I have to ask. Isn't the "centerist" just a blank canvass that reflects whichever side is more beneficial for them at the time?
>For you, mister, I sure can be a little left of center. Now about that fancy dinner you talked about…
Or, are you just painting either side as negatives and "black and white" extremes because you have no other reason to hold the convictions you do on their own merit?
No.308
>>272
I've been doing quite a bit of thinking in a month.
No.343
>>46
Did this one about a month and a half back.
>>273
I think we may agree on some things.
No.546
>>46
anarchy with no limits
No.554
center-center theocratist
No.558
The political compass is crap. Many questions are loaded, to the point where it may be impossible to answer them truthfully.
No.559
>>558
I mean, hell, even RationalWiki admits the test suffers from a leftist bias.
No.563
>>544
I have the same political graph thing as this anon
No.564
>>559
>even RationalWiki
>even
On that note, how hard is it to keep the government small enough to ensure enforcement of contracts, defense of the realm and a baseline safety net re. firefighting, policing, education and unemployment/retirement?
If Scandinavia wasn't the goddamn ATM of the Middle-East, it would be perfect. I'm starting to think that the real solution isn't found in left or right but in having a legislative body where each seat is backed by as few people as possible, ensuring that the electorate does not fall to the law of large numbers.
