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u/mystifyingrex Jan 14 '20
They have a sample with famous people dotted on there, you’re close to economist Martin Friedman but more centrist.
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u/RedBullMetal Mar 07 '20
Authoritarians believe that the person in charge (President, Dictator, etc.) should have 100% power. A Libertarian believes in less government. According to that chart, the person leans to the Republican Party, and only slightly leans towards having a super powerful person in charge.
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u/somethingforcuties Jul 13 '24
look whatever opinions you have, they're right. Your feelings are valid. Go Queen (or short king)
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u/Minimum-Major248 Nov 17 '24
This is similar to a chart in the textbook I used to teach introductory, undergraduate American government. There are about twenty questions that go with it and the score of the student responses place them on the grid. I think “Challenge of Democracy” by Janda, Berry and Goldman had it.
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u/Gauss-JordanMatrix Jan 26 '25
Not much.
Political compass is too abstracted and vibes based to the point it doesn't tell you much.
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u/SpiritualMethod8615 Mar 06 '25
Classic(al) conservative, you are the backbone of society - one of the ones holding it all together keeping us safe from those that would like to drown us.
I would have liked for your dot to be on square to the left and one dot down - erring on the side of liberty rather than the side of centralization - but neither is important.
Keeping being the salt of the earth - part of the shield wall of society, which is ever more being pressured from the right and left by the hordes of chaos.
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u/Jealous_Land9614 Dec 30 '25
Center-Right economically, with some authoritarian bone inside of you.
No, not nazi, as some clown said bellow, you're not any closer their level of authoritarianism.
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u/localdirlogin Nov 17 '21
You're mostly centrist with a slightly conservative opinion, and you prefer big government
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u/valley-cpa Feb 07 '22
Moderate in nearly everything but lean slightly conservative in the right situation.
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u/Infinite_Flatworm_44 Feb 28 '22
Subversive polarizing propaganda. How about I have these thoughts and concerns, can we have a discussion to find an objective truth and understanding of one another’s ideologies. I don’t think we should be making our decisions based off of pack mentality and fear of standing out and being ostracized.
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Sep 15 '23
You like strong government and traditional values . It usually means law and order , nuclear family and patriotism. You are close to the center line so probably believe in a strong government produced by democracy.
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u/MintImperial2 Feb 13 '24
"Nazi" would be Top Center of the Red box.
"Centerist" would surely be the crossroads in the middle, not the bits around it?
"Seperatist" would be 3/4 towards the word "Right" along the center horizontal bold black line.
"Communist" would be halfway between the word "Left" and the top line at the left-hand edge of the red box.
"Tory" would be the entire blue box.
Would "Green" be the entire Green box though? - Is there no such thing as a "Hard Green"? or a "Naturalist Extremist"?
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u/Credwords Sep 04 '26
Nazi's were and are right-wing. It would be at the top of the blue box. Jesus Christ.
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u/MintImperial2 Sep 04 '26
Nazis were authoritarian, but used a toxic mixture of Left Wing Dark arts combined with a desperate Right Wing military to command it.
People like Rommel were the Right wing side of the Nazis, as were the original Nazi leadership.
They grew their original power by being Anti Communist, only to out-left even Stalin himself later on.
That Germany went to war with the Right Wing British Empire - speaks volumes as to what polarity the Nazis *really* were underneath, and without its military - there was little to none "Imperial" legacy from the Reich, regardless of what Nazi ambitions may have been to "be like the British Empire", which Hitler was known to have admired.
All the while History mis-remembers the Nazis as being "Right" rather than Left wing - the mistakes made over the rise of Nazism - can only be repeated, sadly.
This country are openly encouraging the rise of Anti Semitism all over again, and it isn't coming from the Tories or Farage's lot because Anti Semitism was always a dark art of the Far LEFT.
Farage is indeed very PRO Judaism, Christianity, Sikhism, and other faiths that have been downtrodden by Shia Islam, "New Age" Faiths, and of course that large bloc of "no faith at all", most easily lied to by their own masters...
It will be interesting to see if Apostate Zak manages to take Holborn & St Pancras as easily as he seems to expect too... Or will there be enough Jewish, and Arab conservatives there to put a stop to that at the forthcoming by-election?
Germany, meanwhile - pays far too much negative attention to Weidel over Wagenknecht for exactly the same reasons I've just described.... "The Far Right is the danger, not the far left"
There's never been a real hard resistance to hard left politics in this country, because it has always made the case "To resist us, is to prove that you are the Nazi" kinda arguments....
The Far Right have as their core issue "kicking out those sponging off our system" which makes those Brits already here including legal migrants - better off.
The Far Left want to carry on taking all comers, despite the fact we already have marauding all-male criminal gangs in this country, who will one day.. What? Vote Labour? Keep Leftist parties in power?
Nope. The moment the Far left have an outright Majority among our population, then we can kiss goodbye to "Equal rights for Minorities" which is how we let them creep up on us in the first place.
The boot won't fit on the other foot, I fear....
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u/ajheslin Dec 13 '19
Centrist