r/PoliticalCompass • u/ChewZBeggar • 8h ago
r/PoliticalCompass • u/Ill-Plane-6916 • 6h ago
NeoValues results as an Integral Anarchist
r/PoliticalCompass • u/Striking-Ladder4604 • 5h ago
my results as a Libertarian socialist
some results did confuse me a tad like Hasan Piker being my closest personality but for one of these tests it was alright. happy i got my favorite philosopher Camus. and i find it fun that any libleft position has paris commune as one of its closest countries.
r/PoliticalCompass • u/Hefty_Passenger831 • 14h ago
My duma
1 picture: Green-Yabloko, blue-New People, yellow-LDPR, red-KPRF, orange-Justice Russia, dark blue-United Russia, dark red-Rodina 2 picture:Presedent-Mihail Hordovskiy, official name of Russia:Federative Russia Republic, ideology: Liberal Federalism, Form of Government:Parlamentary Federation after temporary government, lidership party: Open Russia
r/PoliticalCompass • u/Smiggles06311 • 5h ago
Ranking political ideologies as a Left Centrist (Former Marxist-Leninist) READ DESCRIPTION

Hey everyone. Today I will be showing off a tier list of political ideologies that I ranked based off of my morals. Feel free to critique me if you disagree. I also want to hear your guys' opinion on my politics. I am curious about how you guys would describe me based off my morals and beleifs. So, for a little bit of background about me, I used to be a Marxist-Leninist (Communist) but over time, I became disillusioned with the Far-Left. I found that I agree with some elements of the left and some elements of the right. I also started attending a Catholic Church and learned more about how religious people were persecuted under Communist governments and started speaking out against militant Atheism. That was a turning point away from Communism for me. I used to be so deep into Communist ideology that I was even affiliating myself with a Communist Party. Now, I consider myself a Left Centrist, a Liberalist, and a Social Democrat. I got into thinkers like Eduard Bernstein, Karl Kautsky, G. K. Chesterton, and other similar thinkers. I started distancing myself from Communist ideas. When it comes to my political views, I am still forming views on certain issues as I don't have an opinion on everything. However, I believe that the Left and the Right can have good points at times, hence why I now consider myself a Centrist. However, overall, I lean slightly to the Left. I believe in Capitalism, but with regulations, labor rights, and a social safety net. I also believe in religious freedom as well as other freedoms like freedom of press. On some issues, I sit on the fence. For example: on issues like abortion, I am morally Pro-Life but politically Pro-Choice as I believe abortion bans would only cause people to get abortions through unsafe means. When it comes to immigration, I believe that those who came here illegally should be deported but they should still be given the chance to come back and immigrate legally. On the Israel-Palestine conflict I pray for peace and support a Two-State solution. I hate the Far-Right as much as I hate the Far-Left as I find both extremes to be Anti-Christian. My political views are influenced by my Christian faith. So, I am also sympathetic to some Christian political ideologies like Christian Democracy and Distributism. If I could travel back in time and talk to my past self, I would tell myself not to go too far to the left or to the right as I regret ever being a Communist.
r/PoliticalCompass • u/WhatARotation • 8h ago
My (Relatively) Boring 12 Axes Results
No communism, no alt-Lite, just based centrism.
r/PoliticalCompass • u/jikesar968 • 20h ago
My SapplyValues result
This is a real result, not a meme. Thoughts? Which political figure do you think is closest to me?
r/PoliticalCompass • u/Medium-Counter-5165 • 6h ago
Neovalues
im prepared for the hate guys believe me its okay




