Where do you stand Politically?

[Vanzant 1,380]

1 hour ago, Ace said:

Figures

[≈david 805]

Stressed Sideliners at 15%

[Wee Man 1,348]

12 hours ago, Robin said:

 

@The End

Kind of thought it'd be this going in.

 

[MaukuMaija 131]

idk

[Juri 486]

Edited July 13, 2023 by Juri

[Scleritis 981]

Your best fit is…

Establishment Liberals

… along with 13% the public

[Logan 15]

Faith and Flag 

[Hatebreeder 92]

That's probably the worst politics test I've ever seen.

 

The fact that it goes from blue haired prog to evangelic nutjob is politically illiterate; regardless of if you're using right/left to mean free markets vs command economy or the French revolution idea of status quo vs radical change.

 

I'm a Minarchist and it put me in committed cuckservative, lmao.

[Hatebreeder 92]

19 hours ago, Lavigne said:

How am I supposed to answer this as a European lol. American is a nation of immigrants, there is no true american culture because it's a mismatch whereas Britain was never supposed to be and neither was Italy.

That line is always a chuckle. If America really is a nation of immigrants, every country in the world should be terrified of immigrants. Apparently they'll show up, take over, and there's literally none of your culture left; it's not like the Natives are culturally ascendant, is it? Lmao. America is a nation of conquest. Territory was won by blood, not the Natives having leftoid open border policy.

 

The question about immigration is dumb even in the context of "we're a nation of immigrants" - if literally everyone who wanted to go to the US was allowed, of course it would radically change the national identity, because that would be an insane amount of people to suddenly enter all at once. 

[Lander 150]

Voted from Fin POV best I can. Ambivalent right would fit me better than outisder left

Edited July 31, 2023 by Lander

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neon nazi white supremist

[S3lvah 291]

I wonder if Americans will ever stop seeing the political spectrum as a flat line instead of the many-dimensional beast it is. At the bare minimum, it should be a 2D chart that separates the Lib–Con and Left–Right axes.

 

It rated me as progressive left, and I think that stems from how I think American institutions (GoFundMe-based healthcare, extremely car-centered living, etc.) and their racism (mostly the wealth cap + lack of social mobility) actually aren't amazing. It didn't seem to care about any nuance, even though I voted against several traditional liberal things – if that's what differentiates prog left from establishment liberal, shouldn't the latter be on the far end and the former be close to the "sidelined" center?

 

I feel that, if they asked more specific questions about healthcare, wealth distribution, city-planning and the lot, the outcomes would be wildly different.

Edited August 10, 2023 by S3lvah