29-03-2003 01:36									#31
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I'm pretty centrist, as I expected. Can't remember my numbers exactly, but I know they were both between zero and negative 1.5.

	29-03-2003 01:47									#32
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Economic Left/Right: -8.88
Authoritarian/Libertarian: -8.46

And this test is still as manifestly screwed as it was last time. Gives mostly the right result for me, but it's still screwed. Their axes as well as half their interpretations are screwed.

	29-03-2003 01:48									#33
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Economic Left/Right: 0.50
Authoritarian/Libertarian: -5.13

Pretty good I'd say. I was basically right down the middle on the left/right scale and way on the Libertarian.

	29-03-2003 01:56									#34
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Neo-liberal... I like that term, I think I'll begin calling myself that. It fits.

Furthermore, I was alarmed to see Tony Blair on the Authoritarian side....

	29-03-2003 01:57									#35
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This test is somewhat wrong. There are many questions to which I wanted to have a banana answer.

It's the third time I am taking it, and It's the third kind of results.

Economic Left/Right: -8.38
Authoritarian/Libertarian: -5.49

	29-03-2003 02:06									#36
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quote: -4.12 Economic Left -5.79 Libertarian

	29-03-2003 02:07									#37
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The other thing is that the economic questions are pretty bogus too...

I mean, there's questions about restriction of corporations, but there aren't any questions about the helping of corporations either. I mean, I feel like a businessman has the right to run his company as he wishes and sell to whom he wishes, but I also don't want to give him heaping sums of public money either to do it! Or unfairly skew the tax system in favor of large corporations as opposed to the small businessmen either.

That's where Republicans and their alleged free market philosophy go vastly different paths.

	29-03-2003 02:12									#38
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an american directed test, but somehow, I feel that it is better. ( It is more vague, though. )

http://www.politopia.com/quiz_index.php3

quote: South-You are a Southerner-an egalitarian-which means that you advocate an increased role for the government in the economic realm. You are more or less pleased the government's role in the personal realm.

	29-03-2003 02:15									#39
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Economic: 0.50
Libertarian: -6.50

	29-03-2003 02:23									#40
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why am I not surprised to see huge negative numbers from so many forumers here?

	29-03-2003 02:27									#41
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I made this a while back...

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	29-03-2003 03:00									#42
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Economic Left/Right: -0.88
Authoritarian/Libertarian: -0.87



seems like they had a hard time categorising me.

Neither right nor left.

Neither authoritarian or libertarian.

	29-03-2003 03:00									#43
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Ah, this again?

Economic Left/Right: 4.62
Authoritarian/Libertarian: -3.64

Closest to Charles Kennedy in 1996, but a bit more economically right.

On red_jon's chart I'm closest to Dan Severn and DinoDoc.

	29-03-2003 03:35									#44
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quote: why am I not surprised to see huge negative numbers from so many forumers here?

A) Is that bad?

and B) in which category? Authoritarian/Libertarian? or economic? or both?

	29-03-2003 03:57									#45
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Economic Left/Right: 5.75
Authoritarian/Libertarian: 4.77

am i the first to get into the positives?


thanks

	29-03-2003 04:04									#46
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Albert:no, you're not the first.


My results have shifted, as you see from my previous location.
It's because the banana questions.

	29-03-2003 04:05									#47
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Albert:

You must be mellowing.

According to red_jon's graph, you are less authoritarian, and more right-wing.

	29-03-2003 04:26									#48
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Took it three times, and averaged the results:
(yes, I am kinda bored )

Left/right:

1/3*(1.88 - 0.62 + 0.62) = 0.63

Up/down:

1/3 * (- 2.67 - 4.41 - 3.85) = -3.64

Mmm, I never considered myself to be on the libertarian side of things. Quite weird.

	29-03-2003 04:28									#49
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only slightly changed though... maybe i 'strongly agreed' with something before that i now only 'agree' with. i doubt think i'm becoming republicanified


thanks

	29-03-2003 05:24									#50
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This is perhaps one of the best internet tests i've seen:

Economic Left/Right: -4.00
Authoritarian/Libertarian: -3.54

I'm a leftist libertarian

	29-03-2003 05:33									#51
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Economic Left/Right: -5.62
Authoritarian/Libertarian: -4.97

ah well I don't remember what was the case the last time around but it was fairly similar...

	29-03-2003 05:34									#52
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Economic Left/Right: -3.88
Authoritarian/[Egalitarian]: -7.44

I am a centrist.

	29-03-2003 05:41									#53
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Well from the tables we can only say that Ken Livingstone is a person with an agenda... all of the others are moving ... Charles Kennedy in the right direction and Tony Blair towards Tatcher and Hitler

But all in all the closest to Tony on this boards is Alber Speer if I am right, what would be interesting to see if someone could simulate GW Bush?

Saddam is probably like Stalin or thereabouts...

	29-03-2003 05:51									#54
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quote: Originally posted by Spiffor What does this question mean ? quote: Everyone has their rights, but it is better for all of us that different sorts of people should keep to their own kind. thx

'Em Latino Muslims are all right, but their hooden hussies betta keep away from our menfolk if they know what's good for them.

	29-03-2003 05:55									#55
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quote: Originally posted by Azazel an american directed test, but somehow, I feel that it is better. ( It is more vague, though. ) http://www.politopia.com/quiz_index.php3

I disagree.

http://www.politopia.com/image.cgi?P1=1&E1=-7

South-You are a Southerner-an egalitarian-which means that you advocate an increased role for the government in the economic realm. You are more or less pleased the government's role in the personal realm.

Uh, excuse me for being against public smoking of nicotine.

	29-03-2003 05:56									#56
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Economic Left/Right: -2.00
Authoritarian/Libertarian: -4.05

With a lot of questions that I thought should be answered on a situational basis.

Where, precisely, does that put me?

	29-03-2003 05:58									#57
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Economic Left/Right: -0.5
Authoritarian/Libertarian: -5.9

And got Centrist, although slightly south-west (more personal freedom, more government control of the economy. Slightly west of Gore, halfway between Bush and Jackson.

Semi-Libertarian Centrist then

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	29-03-2003 06:17									#58
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Your political compass
Economic Left/Right: -3.88
Authoritarian/Libertarian: -6.05

Further left than I thought, economics-wise. *goes off to check portfolio, as it must be down*

	29-03-2003 06:19									#59
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Economic Left/Right: 0.25
Authoritarian/Libertarian: 1.18

	29-03-2003 06:22									#60
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He He...

Almost everyone's a pinko lefty.... nyah nyah...