Moral Politics (Where are you Politically)

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I have made threads about this before, but I am partly redoing this topic because of a few political topics that have come up. Also because I have started to realize that I am drifting away from liberalism over time, and I think I more fit the bill for a moderate now.

Here is a link to the test: http://www.moral-politics.com/xPolitics.aspx?menu=Home&action=Test&choice=Long


Post the results you get, and interpret them if you feel fitting to do so :D.
 
my results

I took a screenshot cause it's easier:

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I'm skeptical of the accuracy of assigning political stances based on moral and/or scientific ones. It assumes that people want their personal beliefs legislated for everyone else.
 

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SARU'S SCORE
Your scored -2.5 on Moral Order and -5 on Moral Rules.


The following categories best match your score (multiple responses are possible):
  1. System: Liberalism
  2. Ideology: Capital Democratism, Progressive NeoLiberalism
  3. Party: Democratic Party, Libertarian Party
  4. Presidents: Bill Clinton
  5. 04' Election: Michael Badnarik
  6. 08' Election: Ron Paul


Of the 650,452 respondents (11,708 on Facebook):
  1. 4% are close to you.
  2. 12% are more conservative.
  3. 2% are more liberal.
  4. 30% are more socialist.
  5. 50% are more authoritarian.
Im at work so I can't do a screenshot, so I am near the bottom of the Y axis on the left side of it, a bit more southwest than Indy's.

I didn't really like it though, some of the questions I answered more conservatively than I believe. Because I was a bit more liberal, but not as liberal as the liberal answers. So it's a bit skewed.
 
9% are close to you.
27% are more conservative.
7% are more liberal.
27% are more socialist.
22% are more authoritarian.
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YOUR SCORE
Your scored 1 on Moral Order and 1 on Moral Rules.

The following categories best match your score (multiple responses are possible):

  1. System: Authoritarianism
  2. Ideology: Social Republicanism
  3. Party: No match.
  4. Presidents: Gerald Ford
  5. 04' Election: John Kerry
  6. 08' Election: Barrack Obama


Of the 650,496 respondents (11,708 on Facebook):

  1. 7% are close to you.
  2. 17% are more conservative.
  3. 41% are more liberal.
  4. 27% are more socialist.
  5. 4% are more authoritarian.
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  4. See the overall distribution.
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You scored -7.5 on Moral Order and -7.5 on Moral Rules.


The following categories best match your score (multiple responses are possible):
Of the 650,495 respondents (11,708 on Facebook):


I guess I have fallen further off the deep end than last time.


cheers,
Ian
 

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I'm having a significant amount of trouble answering the God question, #1.

For #5, I think non-traditional lifestyles should be encouraged (i.e. vegetarianism), but that isn't an option.

/I can't seem to copypaste it. I got 5 on moral order and -1.5 on the other one.
 
YOUR SCORE
Your scored -1 on Moral Order and -3.5 on Moral Rules.

The following categories best match your score (multiple responses are possible):

  1. System: Liberalism
  2. Ideology: Capital Democratism
  3. Party: Democratic Party
  4. Presidents: Bill Clinton
  5. 04' Election: John Kerry
  6. 08' Election: John McCain


Of the 650,460 respondents (11,708 on Facebook):

  1. 5% are close to you.
  2. 15% are more conservative.
  3. 7% are more liberal.
  4. 45% are more socialist.
  5. 25% are more authoritarian.
Next Steps

  1. What does this mean?
    Start with Political Systems.
  2. Take our quick survey.
  3. Tell your Facebook friends.
  4. See the overall distribution.
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I don't have a very high opinion of this test though. Many questions were worded in a way that no answer was really right for me.
 
To be honest, I was not a big fan of this test.

It was all too general or subjective.

I vary between specific issues. I personally see myself more towards the bottom left than upper left.
 
TheLastMohican said:
All the way in the corner? Okay... although I would probably disagree vehemently with some of your opinions, I'm going to have to call that a WIN.
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Haha, thanks.

After taking the test, I came to a realization - there are (at least) two ways to answer the test, and I chose one of those ways - that is to say, I answered by my idealism.

That said, I think I might take it again and answer from another perspective - that of the pragmatist. I can have my ideals, but I also have to live in this world, and so perhaps I should choose those answers that best achieve a balance between my idealism and what I think and feel would be best for at least myself, if not others.

I don't think I will move out of the lower-left quadrant in any case. :smile:


cheers,
Ian
 
JONATHAN'S SCORE
Your scored -4.5 on Moral Order and 2.5 on Moral Rules.

The following categories best match your score (multiple responses are possible):
  1. System: Socialism
  2. Ideology: Social Democratism
  3. Party: No match.
  4. Presidents: Jimmy Carter
  5. 04' Election: David Cobb
  6. 08' Election: Dennis Kucinich

Of the 650,538 respondents (11,708 on Facebook):
  1. 5% are close to you.
  2. 71% are more conservative.
  3. 8% are more liberal.
  4. 7% are more socialist.
  5. 12% are more authoritarian.
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I think this is pretty accurate. I very much agree with social democraticism. It's kind of vague, but it needs to be, or else the questions would have to be specific and situational, which would make for a very long test.
 
Hmm, it seems like I am gonna have to do a lil bit of research to understand what all this means.

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