I got Centrist.

Economic: 51.2% equality to 48.8% markets.

Diplomatic: 55.9% nation to 44.1% world.

Civil: 48.5% liberty to 51.5% authority.

Society: 50.2% tradition to 49.8% progress.

I got Centrist.

Economic: 51.2% equality to 48.8% markets.

Diplomatic: 55.9% nation to 44.1% world.

Civil: 48.5% liberty to 51.5% authority.

Society: 50.2% tradition to 49.8% progress.

lmao fuck off

Quote from: Jokes about killing Trump on June 04, 2017, 03:54:24 PM

Quote from: i cum in peace on June 04, 2017, 03:50:30 PM

I got Centrist.

Economic: 51.2% equality to 48.8% markets.

Diplomatic: 55.9% nation to 44.1% world.

Civil: 48.5% liberty to 51.5% authority.

Society: 50.2% tradition to 49.8% progress.

lmao fuck off

wat fam

pick a side bitch

I'm just not a huge fan of the theoretical nature of these. For example, the questions: "the very existence of the state is a threat to liberty" and "government surveillance is necessary to protect liberty" (paraphrased) aren't contradictory, in my eyes. Maybe the notion of a state is antithetical to some abstract notion of liberty, but in the parameters of libery as defined by a state's laws and constitution, government intervention in markets or surveillance of its people, or military activity in foreign conflicts may contribute to the security and liberty of the state's citizenry. Sometimes they may not. I understand that these are supposed to be theoretical, but it's hard answering these questions when, for almost every single one, I recognize multiple hypothetical and real examples for which I'd agree or disagree.

Oh for fuck's sake.

Quote from: Jokes about killing Trump on June 04, 2017, 03:57:08 PM

pick a side bitch

I have.

Not yours.

centrism is the state of having no side

>not being 90%+ progress

Neo-Liberalism

what if centrism is the final redpill

Why are some people getting "might vs. peace" over "nation vs. world" and "equality vs. market" instead of "equality vs wealth"? Those seem like very different implications.

Quote from: WarTurkey on June 04, 2017, 08:51:21 PM

Why are some people getting "might vs. peace" over "nation vs. world" and "equality vs. market" instead of "equality vs wealth"? Those seem like very different implications.

I just assumed people were posting results they got months ago that came from an earlier version of the test but idk.

Yeah, this.

i guess that means i should retake it

There was a change in the test? Even if there wasn't, the result I got a while back was Neo-Liberalism but when comparing the chart from then with this one I just got, they're not significantly different. I wish I could go back to my past self from a few months ago and see what different choices I made and why.

Yeah....well at least now I can shout "MUH ROADS!"

you're part of the meme ideology