Political Compass Test

[kari]

[Lilith]

Economic Left/Right: -3.0
Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -2.05

[roki]

[Limes]

This is from c2016

[Limes]

Blank key chart

[Sinny]

Right where my party is

[Lilith]

This is from c2016

I was under the impression that by 2016 a couple of these users already changed their usernames? I could name at least three.

Nifty chart though. I say mine is about right. Is there a way you can update it to recent?

[Limes]

I was under the impression that by 2016 a couple of these users already changed their usernames? I could name at least three.

Nifty chart though. I say mine is about right. Is there a way you can update it to recent?

Possibly is older. It's from INTPc for a start. I can't remember when I saved it, the file details seem to be 2016, but it could be restored/copied.

Look at 'Captain Chomsky', Makers over there on the right, that right-wing bastard, *mounts high horse of classic liberal left-Libertarianism and looks down at the diagonal stream of progressive sheeple with their self-righteous indignation*

I don't believe the key chart overlays properly onto the compass results. It's not worth trying to plot this weird plot onto that chart. I'm not even sure the labels on it are correct, since I think that fascism is more of a socialist-authoritarian state.

It looks like someone mapped the milky way onto a two dimensional cube.

Nonetheless, I can't help but wonder about ptah out there in an anarcho-capitalist city-state, or feifdom, or robot enforced mid-west lake city AKA Detroit with Robocop dystopian future. *listens to city, hears automatic gunfire, jet engine thrust vectoring and the distant revving of a turbocharged engine and skidding tyres*

No-one shared my position, the closest was Skinart *high-fives skinart from our near-the-black-hole-on-the-plot, next generation, highly efficient velocipede in our utopian meritocracy of shared, free information "all you can drink" and exported high-grade products, intellectual property skills and services*
Passport value: 191

[Lilith]

It looks like someone mapped the milky way onto a two dimensional cube.

lol, I think I find it neat how we are keen on assigning labels to our beliefs (see media). It seems to me that liberals, in our current parlance, are not the same as progressives. Interesting how we have formulated a barometer of political correctness. I've been living a lie, ha.

Nonetheless, I can't help but wonder about ptah out there in an anarcho-capitalist city-state, or feifdom, or robot enforced mid-west lake city AKA Detroit with Robocop dystopian future. *listens to city, hears automatic gunfire, jet engine thrust vectoring and the distant revving of a turbocharged engine and skidding tyres*

No-one shared my position, the closest was Skinart *high-fives skinart from our near-the-black-hole-on-the-plot, next generation, highly efficient velocipede in our utopian meritocracy of shared, free information "all you can drink" and exported high-grade products, intellectual property skills and services*
Passport value: 191

Hey given enough rum, Skinart can steer Nautilus and lead us to Atlantis.

[Limes]

lol, I think I find it neat how we are keen on assigning labels to our beliefs (see media). It seems to me that liberals, in our current parlance, are not the same as progressives. Interesting how we have formulated a barometer of political correctness. I've been living a lie, ha.


Hey given enough rum, Skinart can steer Nautilus and lead us to Atlantis.

I agree with Bill Maher, A classic liberal is definitely not the same as a progressive. This is why democrats are finding it harder to win elections. The people want mainstream, not polarity.