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Moral Politics (Where are you Politically)

I'm an extremist!
 
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LUCIDMOON'S SCORE
Your scored 1 on Moral Order and -1.5 on Moral Rules.

The following categories best match your score (multiple responses are possible):
System: Conservatism
Ideology: Capital Republicanism
Party: Republican Party
Presidents: Gerald Ford
04' Election: John Kerry
08' Election: John McCain


Of the 651,995 respondents (11,708 on Facebook):
6% are close to you.
14% are more conservative.
24% are more liberal.
48% are more socialist.
7% are more authoritarian.


I suppose I would agree with this. I'm not politically minded but am gaining more interest in this area.
 
ELOWEN'S SCORE
Your scored -1 on Moral Order and 1.5 on Moral Rules.

The following categories best match your score (multiple responses are possible):
System: Socialism
Ideology: Social Democratism
Party: No match.
Presidents: Jimmy Carter
04' Election: John Kerry
08' Election: Barrack Obama

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YOUR SCORE
Your scored -4.5 on Moral Order and 0 on Moral Rules.

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

  1. System: Liberalism, Socialism
  2. Ideology: Capital Democratism, Social Democratism
  3. Party: Democratic Party
  4. Presidents: John F Kennedy
  5. 04' Election: Ralph Nader
  6. 08' Election: Barrack Obama


Of the 652,644 respondents (11,708 on Facebook):

  1. 5% are close to you.
  2. 47% are more conservative.
  3. 3% are more liberal.
  4. 11% are more socialist.
  5. 28% 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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ZENCAT'S SCORE


Your scored -5.5 on Moral Order and 1 on Moral Rules.

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

  1. System: Socialism
  2. Ideology: Activism
  3. Party: Green Party
  4. Presidents: Jimmy Carter
  5. 04' Election: Ralph Nader <-- A vote I will spend the rest of my life regretting.
  6. 08' Election: Dennis Kucinich


Of the 660,177 respondents (11,708 on Facebook):

  1. 5% are close to you.
  2. 59% are more conservative.
  3. 3% are more liberal.
  4. 6% are more socialist.
  5. 25% are more authoritarian.

Couldn't remember how to post a picture, but my little ball is one half a box up from the center horizontal line, and three boxes in from the left :)
 
Your scored -3 on Moral Order and 0 on Moral Rules.

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

  1. System: Liberalism, Socialism
  2. Ideology: Capital Democratism, Social Democratism
  3. Party: Democratic Party
  4. Presidents: John F Kennedy
  5. 04' Election: John Kerry
  6. 08' Election: Barrack Obama

Of the 660,645 respondents (11,708 on Facebook):

  1. 9% are close to you.
  2. 42% are more conservative.
  3. 6% are more liberal.
  4. 17% are more socialist.
  5. 19% are more authoritarian.

Can't be bothered to post the pic, so just imagine MaesDV7's grid with the ball-thing about 1 & 1/2 squares further right. :tongue:

I don't think my results are all that accurate though. There's another politics test out there somewhere that pegged me as a "Paleo-liberal", which I think is probably more descriptive of my general point-of-view.
 
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Cool! I know I've always had socialist tendencies, but this was an interesting test nonetheless.
 
I think this is spot on. What I feel, I usually vote for.

 
Your scored -4 on Moral Order and -1 on Moral Rules.

1. Religion: Jungian
2. System: Liberalism
3. Ideology: Capital Democratism
4. Party: Electric Kool Aid Acid Party
5. Presidents: William Henry Harrison
6. 04' Election: John Kerry
7. 08' Election: Barrack Obama
8. 12' Election: Barrack Obama
 
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I didn't like the questions.
 
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Your scored -3 on Moral Order and -0.5 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: John F Kennedy
  5. 04' Election: John Kerry
  6. 08' Election: Barrack Obama
Seems to work pretty well. Personally, I don't agree with Obama's policies at all, but the description of this quadrant and this subquadrant in particular work well for me, better than the other at least.

For anyone wanting to know more about these results but not knowing how to, click on your system and ideology results. From here, you can compare different systems by clicking on the corresponding part of the graph.

I agree with and like my results. They seem to work best.
 
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YOUR SCORE
Your scored -3 on Moral Order and 1.5 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: Barrack Obama


Of the 662,276 respondents (11,708 on Facebook):

  1. 9% are close to you.
  2. 54% are more conservative.
  3. 10% are more liberal.
  4. 14% are more socialist.
  5. 13% are more authoritarian.
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YOUR SCORE
Your scored -3 on Moral Order and 1.5 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: Barrack Obama


Of the 662,276 respondents (11,708 on Facebook):

  1. 9% are close to you.
  2. 54% are more conservative.
  3. 10% are more liberal.
  4. 14% are more socialist.
  5. 13% 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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My graph looks identical to Raccoon Love's.



YOUR SCORE
Your scored -3.5 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: Barrack Obama


Of the 662,340 respondents (11,708 on Facebook):

  1. 5% are close to you.
  2. 65% are more conservative.
  3. 13% are more liberal.
  4. 10% are more socialist.
  5. 9% are more authoritarian.
 
My objectivist tendencies seem to mesh well with my zen ones :D

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YOUR SCORE
Your scored 1.5 on Moral Order and -6 on Moral Rles.

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

  1. System: Conservatism
  2. Ideology: Conservative NeoLiberalism
  3. Party: Republican Party
  4. Presidents: Ronald Reagan
  5. 04' Election: George W. Bush
  6. 08' Election: Ron Paul


Of the 664,040 respondents (11,708 on Facebook):

  1. 4% are close to you.
  2. 2% are more conservative.
  3. 3% are more liberal.
  4. 70% are more socialist.
  5. 15% 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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Ronald Reagan wtf?
 
JET'S SCORE
Your scored -4 on Moral Order and 3 on Moral Rules.

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


Of the 664,047 respondents (11,708 on Facebook):
7% are close to you.
68% are more conservative.
9% are more liberal.
6% are more socialist.
7% are more authoritarian.
Next Steps
What does this mean?
Start with Political Systems.
Take our quick survey.
Tell your Facebook friends.
See the overall distribution.
 
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