Cool Political test - Where you are in the political field?
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what the hell's a fatherland
Yeah some strange questions, like:
"Space colonization is a good solution for supplying the lack of raw material on Earth (iron, rare metals, fuel...)"
Uh, maybe? Is it economically feasible? Am I supposed to know the opportunity cost breakdown of space mining?
My result:
Socialism · Justice · Equality
Constructivism: 33% Essentialism 36%
Rehabilitive justice: 48%
Progressism: 64%
Internationalism: 31%
Communism: 50%
Regulationism: 67%
Ecology:40%
Reformism: 45%
Wow I'm kind of middle of the road on everything except Regulations
Socialism · Justice · Equality
Constructivism: 33% Essentialism 36%
Rehabilitive justice: 48%
Progressism: 64%
Internationalism: 31%
Communism: 50%
Regulationism: 67%
Ecology:40%
Reformism: 45%
Wow I'm kind of middle of the road on everything except Regulations
I think the paets where you
I think that's represented partly with the gap between the two sides.
I will be fair and say there are questions I answered neutral because I don't think I have the proper knowledge or wasn't sure about the wording or I think it depends
though seems about right
I thought that question was about whether or not homosexuality was a social construct or biological. I've never heard the term sexual orientation to mean anything other than in a heterosexual/homosexual manner.
http://www.politiscales.net/en_US/r...5&t1=24&t0=21&s0=69&m0=76&femi=33&j1=10&j0=52
Aparently I'm a lot more Communist than I thought, lol (52%)
Aparently I'm a lot more Communist than I thought, lol (52%)
Sure, that is what I answered because I didn't really know, but I'm still not even sure what answering "Agree" would mean. Am I pro-ecology because we are saving our natural resources on Earth and getting them from space? Or am I pro-productivism by finding other resources to make stuff with?
Beats me. It somehow figured out I'm of German descent?
Overall about what I would have expected. Not sure where that 10% punitive justice came in.
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Wiki: "Fatherland is the nation of one's "fathers", "forefathers" or "ancestors". It can be viewed as a nationalist concept, insofar as it is evocative of emotions related to family ties and links them to national identity and patriotism, but in the English language it can also simply mean the country of one's birth or origin. It can be compared to motherland and homeland, and some languages will use more than one of these terms."
http://www.politiscales.net/en_US/r...&t0=57&t1=33&b1=12&b0=62&s1=10&s0=76&anar=100
Socialism • Justice • Equality
Assata would be proud.
Socialism • Justice • Equality
Assata would be proud.
Revolution and Reformism are pretty balanced for me
I did not know how to respond to some of this
This is how I did.
Greatly annoys me that there is still a small amount of conservatism showing.
Greatly annoys me that there is still a small amount of conservatism showing.
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I don't think this is a very good test at all. The Communism vs Capitalism questions were particularly leading. Is all wage labor theft vs should anything ever be private to any degree in some circumstances is pretty silly. Also being fine with GMOs and Nuclear power shouldn't take points away from Ecology.
http://www.politiscales.net/en_US/r...9&b0=31&e1=40&e0=29&c0=38&c1=31&p0=33&p1=33&j
Apparently it thinks I'm really pragmatic. I certainly hope I am.
Justice-Equality-Work
Apparently it thinks I'm really pragmatic. I certainly hope I am.
Justice-Equality-Work
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Yeah i agree there's some problems in the questions, but as Far as internet tests go, i think this one is less reductionist than most i used.
This doesn't inspire my faith.
Some of these questions are also really awful.
Wording is extremely needlessly complicated here.
What is necessary to avoid private monopoly? "Private monopolies must be avoided" or "It is necessary that we avoid private monopolies" would be ten times clearer.
About right but ecology is is probably low because of the GMO/nuclear power question, which IMO is wrong.
Edit: Weird, my image wont show up for some reason. Anyway, 98% communist for the important part.
Full thing:
Constructivism 57% Neutral 38% Essentialism 5%
Rehabilitative Justice 45% Neutral 34% Punitive Justice 21%
Progressivism 79% Neutral 14% Conservatism 7%
Internationalism 86% Neutral 6% Nationalism 8%
Communism 98% Neutral 2% Capitalism 0%
Regulationsm 86% Neutral 14% Laissez-faire 0%
Ecology 31% Neutral 21% Productivism 48%
Revolution 83% Neutral 17% Reformism 0%
Last two seem off, perhaps because of some of the wording of the questions? I am undoubtedly more willing to deal with reformism than a lot of communists so it's funny to see it at 0%.
Full thing:
Constructivism 57% Neutral 38% Essentialism 5%
Rehabilitative Justice 45% Neutral 34% Punitive Justice 21%
Progressivism 79% Neutral 14% Conservatism 7%
Internationalism 86% Neutral 6% Nationalism 8%
Communism 98% Neutral 2% Capitalism 0%
Regulationsm 86% Neutral 14% Laissez-faire 0%
Ecology 31% Neutral 21% Productivism 48%
Revolution 83% Neutral 17% Reformism 0%
Last two seem off, perhaps because of some of the wording of the questions? I am undoubtedly more willing to deal with reformism than a lot of communists so it's funny to see it at 0%.
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Conservative, nationalist and punitive justice. No surprise for me. Not a big fan of the questions though. I had a lot of "hesitant" answers because of the wording.
Equality - Humanity - Work
Constructivism - 48%
Rehabilitive Justice - 31%
Progressism - 62%
Internationalism - 43%
Capitalism - 36%
Regulationism - 36%
Productivism - 36%
Reformism - 31%
Seems about what I'd expect, if you had to make me pick between each one.
Constructivism - 48%
Rehabilitive Justice - 31%
Progressism - 62%
Internationalism - 43%
Capitalism - 36%
Regulationism - 36%
Productivism - 36%
Reformism - 31%
Seems about what I'd expect, if you had to make me pick between each one.
"Loans contracted in the public sphere (State, regions, collectivities...) should not necessarily be refunded."
I can't decipher this question and I feel really stupid.
I can't decipher this question and I feel really stupid.
http://www.politiscales.net/en_US/r...26&m0=88&m1=5&b0=45&b1=24&t1=29&t0=60&comp=67
On a work computer so that link is the best I can do.
Equality Revolution Humanity
On a work computer so that link is the best I can do.
Equality Revolution Humanity
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Humanity - Equality - Revolution
You know, that has a really nice ring to it. :D
The wording / premise of a lot of the questions were really awkward and vague though... Ended up giving a lot more non-answers than I would've liked. >.>
Oh and I also got the additional characteristic of Veganism... Which is really awesome!
All in all, I dig it.
Not really sure what to make of the results. My flag isn't nearly as cool as some of the others, but then again my nationalism is pretty low so they probably guessed I wouldn't care.
Actually, I think my Constructivism vs Essentialism score is wrong and I'm not sure which of my answers swung it this way.
Additional characteristics are missionary (religion is important) and anarchism. Somewhat surprised by my progressive score. It's probably a combination of being pro-immigration (immigration laws are set by the state), okay with LGBT folks (religious but don't want the government to enforce morality that is God's job), and skeptically transhumanist.
Question 46, after those on sexual orientation. I read "Parents should not exist". (0.o)
The results are basically as expected, more or less average everywhere but strong focus on Regulationism and Progressism.
The results are basically as expected, more or less average everywhere but strong focus on Regulationism and Progressism.
