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[Wells]

Practical Democrat




You scored 91% economically responsible (liberal), 61% self-destructively free (liberal) and 49% expressively free (moderate).

[MAINEiac4434]

Unsurprising.

[100% pro-life no matter what]

Traditionalism

Traditionalism refers to illiberal strands of philosophy which seek to preserve what they see as the “natural” and “traditional” order of things. In the past, this standpoint was chiefly represented by early 20th century thinkers such as Julius Evola and Rene Guenon. After a hiatus following World War II, Traditionalism has resurfaced as a new type of “conservatism to the right of mainstream conservatism.” It is chiefly popular among younger voters who are skeptical of the liberal enlightenment principles that mainstream conservatives accept, uniting instead behind national pride, a critical stance towards feminism and Islam, and resistance to globalism.


Some Implicit Bias Tests:

-Moderate automatic preference for Ronald Reagan over Donald Trump (it gives you Trump and one other random president)
-Moderate automatic preference for Donald Trump over "Recent Presidents"
-Slight automatic preference for Donald Trump over Thomas Jefferson

The others just reflected a natural preference for whatever I am, but on many of them (such as race), my natural preference was smaller than the average).

[SWE]

Practical Democrat and Marxist Feminist

[DavidB.]

[heatcharger]

I'd largely agree with this:



Cultural Feminism

Cultural Feminism holds that women and men are essentially different and that women are generally more nurturing, more empathic, and less violent than men. Cultural Feminists seek to celebrate these qualities, which they believe have been oppressed by men.

Cultural Feminists believe that both men and women are hurt by contemporary male-dominated society, which they see as encouraging male behavior such as competition and conflict. According to Cultural Feminism, if women were given more power there would be less violence, fewer wars, and more understanding in the world.

The goal of Cultural Feminism is not to bring about some pre-scripted political revolution, but to improve tolerance and diversity by celebrating women's special qualities and unique experiences. Like Marxist Feminism, Cultural Feminism has in recent years expanded its focus from championing not just the perspectives of women, but also those of sexual and racial minorities as well.

[OSR stands with Israel]

http://www.selectsmart.com/FREE/select.php?client=libeqord



Liberal-Conservative: Conservative and libertarian, people in this category tend to believe that order and traditional authority is best served by a small, unintrusive government. (100%)         
         Liberal: These people tend to be libertarian, but staunchly against ideas of social justice and traditional authority which they feel stifle freedom. (97%)         
         Pro-everything: Supports Liberty, Equality, and Order roughly equally, to a great extent.. (72%)         
         Radical: Egalitarian and libertarian, people in this category range from moderate liberal egalitarians to libertarian and democratic socialists. (69%)         
         Conservative: Traditional conservatives, as the ones in this category, believe that libertarian individualism and social egalitarianism serve to do little but erode traditional institutions of order and authority. (32%)         
         Moderate: Not particularly libertarian, egalitarian, or conservative; these people tend to believe in compromise as a value. (29%)         
         Communitarian: Conservative and egalitarian, these people put prime value in a paternalistic society which cares for all its members and treats them as equals, but includes an important role for order, tradition, and authority. (4%)         
         Socialist: Egalitarian, but not particularly libertarian or conservative, people here believe in a strong state to enforce social justice and equality, even at the expense of social order and freedom. (0%

[Lexii, harbinger of chaos and sexual anarchy]

1. Radical: Egalitarian and libertarian, people in this category range from moderate liberal egalitarians to libertarian and democratic socialists. (100%)   
2. Socialist: Egalitarian, but not particularly libertarian or conservative, people here believe in a strong state to enforce social justice and equality, even at the expense of social order and freedom. (74%)
3. Pro-everything: Supports Liberty, Equality, and Order roughly equally, to a great extent.. (67%) 
4. Liberal: These people tend to be libertarian, but staunchly against ideas of social justice and traditional authority which they feel stifle freedom. (60%)
Communitarian: Conservative and egalitarian, these people put prime value in a paternalistic society which cares for all its members and treats them as equals, but includes an important role for order, tradition, and authority. (40%)         
         Moderate: Not particularly libertarian, egalitarian, or conservative; these people tend to believe in compromise as a value. (34%)         
         Liberal-Conservative: Conservative and libertarian, people in this category tend to believe that order and traditional authority is best served by a small, unintrusive government. (27%)         
         Conservative: Traditional conservatives, as the ones in this category, believe that libertarian individualism and social egalitarianism serve to do little but erode traditional institutions of order and authority. (0%)         

[Goldwater]

1. Liberal-Conservative: Conservative and libertarian, people in this category tend to believe that order and traditional authority is best served by a small, unintrusive government. (100%)         
2. Liberal: These people tend to be libertarian, but staunchly against ideas of social justice and traditional authority which they feel stifle freedom. (100%)         
3. Pro-everything: Supports Liberty, Equality, and Order roughly equally, to a great extent.. (67%)         
4. Radical: Egalitarian and libertarian, people in this category range from moderate liberal egalitarians to libertarian and democratic socialists. (67%)         
5. Conservative: Traditional conservatives, as the ones in this category, believe that libertarian individualism and social egalitarianism serve to do little but erode traditional institutions of order and authority. (34%)         
6. Moderate: Not particularly libertarian, egalitarian, or conservative; these people tend to believe in compromise as a value. (34%)         
7. Communitarian: Conservative and egalitarian, these people put prime value in a paternalistic society which cares for all its members and treats them as equals, but includes an important role for order, tradition, and authority. (0%)         
8. Socialist: Egalitarian, but not particularly libertarian or conservative, people here believe in a strong state to enforce social justice and equality, even at the expense of social order and freedom. (0%)   

[Devout Centrist]

Radical. Makes a lot of sense.

[RFayette]

[Chunk Yogurt for President!]

[Wells]

Radical: Egalitarian and libertarian, people in this category range from moderate liberal egalitarians to libertarian and democratic socialists. (100%)        
Socialist: Egalitarian, but not particularly libertarian or conservative, people here believe in a strong state to enforce social justice and equality, even at the expense of social order and freedom. (83%)         
Pro-everything: Supports Liberty, Equality, and Order roughly equally, to a great extent.. (80%)         
Communitarian: Conservative and egalitarian, these people put prime value in a paternalistic society which cares for all its members and treats them as equals, but includes an important role for order, tradition, and authority. (62%)         
Liberal: These people tend to be libertarian, but staunchly against ideas of social justice and traditional authority which they feel stifle freedom. (39%)         
Moderate: Not particularly libertarian, egalitarian, or conservative; these people tend to believe in compromise as a value. (21%)         
Liberal-Conservative: Conservative and libertarian, people in this category tend to believe that order and traditional authority is best served by a small, unintrusive government. (18%)         
Conservative: Traditional conservatives, as the ones in this category, believe that libertarian individualism and social egalitarianism serve to do little but erode traditional institutions of order and authority. (0%)

[Orthogonian Society Treasurer]

https://8values.github.io

[Goldwater]

[Lexii, harbinger of chaos and sexual anarchy]

[Devout Centrist]

Social Libertarianism. Similar to Goldwater, but with Liberty at 83% and Progress at 82%.

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

RESULT: Libertarian Socialism

78.8% Equality over Wealth
62.2% Peace over Might
72.2% Liberty over Authority
77.6% Progress over Tradition

[RI]

Not bad:



Also:

[100% pro-life no matter what]

Economic Axis: Capitalist
Diplomatic Axis: Hawkish
Civil Axis: Statist
Societal Axis: Very Traditionalist

Closest match: Conservatism

[Sprouts Farmers Market ✘]

[Mad Deadly Worldwide Communist Gangster Computer God]

[MAINEiac4434]

[Wells]

85.9% equality over wealth (socialist).
67.3% peace over might (dovish).
73.9% liberty over authority (liberal).
73.2% progress over tradition (progressive).

Closest Match: Libertarian Socialism

[JA]