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[Goldwater]

What ideology are you?

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[Goldwater]

Uh, what? Whoever thought that "theocratic socialism" was a theoretically thinkable concept (or rather, that whatever thinkable concept he had in mind could be semi-accurately described so) clearly doesn't know his own ass from a random elbow in China.

I guess it would be something similar to the ideology of William Jennings Bryan?

[Goldwater]

Uh, what? Whoever thought that "theocratic socialism" was a theoretically thinkable concept (or rather, that whatever thinkable concept he had in mind could be semi-accurately described so) clearly doesn't know his own ass from a random elbow in China.

I guess it would be something similar to the ideology of William Jennings Bryan?

Who was neither a Theocrat nor a Socialist. -_-

Yeah, I know he wasn't, I was just thinking of something more extreme in that general direction.

[Goldwater]

The Advanced Political Ideology Selector:

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[Goldwater]

Capitalist

You are 57% Socially Permissive and 80% Economically Permissive!
Capitalists allow for the most economic freedom possible. They believe in a free, lightly regulated market. The freer the market, the freer the people! As far as social freedoms, capitalists are usually more permissive than Republicans. You'd get along with Adam Smith!

[Goldwater]

You are a Staunch Conservative
Defining Values:
Pro-business, pro-military, pro-life, anti-gay and anti-social welfare with a strong faith in America. Anti-environmental. Self-defined patriot. Distrustful of government. Little concern for the poor. Unsupportive of the women's movement.
Who They Are:
Predominately white (93%), male (62%) and older. Married (74%). Extremely satisfied financially (54% make at least ,000). Fifty-seven percent are white Protestants.

Top Priorities for the Next President:
Morality (27%)
Taxes (21%)

Top Issues and Concerns in the 2000 Campaign:
Using payroll taxes for private retirement accounts (86%)
Eliminating the Inheritance Tax (85%)
Adding prescription drug benefits to Medicare (73%)

Analysis:
As in 1994, this extremely partisan Republican group's politics are driven by a belief in the free enterprise system and social values that reflect a conservative agenda. Dissatisfied with the state of the nation, Staunch Conservatives pay close attention to what is going on in politics and are highly vocal.

This was also my result.

[Goldwater]

Translated to English:

POLITICAL PROFILE: LEFT OR RIGHT?

The Economic and Social


The Way We Live


The identity and responsibility

[Goldwater]

Marketliberal.org: Social 85, Economic 90; overall Libertarian.

Enhanced-Precision Quiz: Right-Leaning Freedom Lover


You desire substantially less government control of economic activity and somewhat less government control over personal activity than is presently the case in the U.S. I used to classify this area as part of “Moderate Libertarian” but since many libertarians use a more restrict definition of the word "libertarian" I now use the fuzzier term "freedom lover" to avoid controversy

Nonetheless your views would be best represented in theory by a mix of Libertarian and Republican representatives—assuming that it was possible to get a significant number of Libertarians elected. In the real world, you have a small chance of getting what you want if Ron Paul get elected, assuming you can deal with his isolationism and reactional agenda. Longer term, you might find my proposed new party more to your liking. Finally, I am working on a series of articles on success for libertarians which you may find useful regardless of party affiliation.

[Goldwater]

URL: http://selectsmart.com/FREE/select.php?client=politicalidea   

1. Conservative Republican(Bob Dole) (100%)       
2. Neo-Conservative(Ronald Reagan) (100%)       
3. Moderate Republican(George W. Bush) (86%)       
4. Reform(Pat Buchanan) (72%)       
5. Liberal Republican(Arnold,Gov. of CA) (58%)       
6. Moderate Democrat(Bill Clinton) (43%)       
7. Conservative Democrat(Robert Byrd) (29%)       
8. Moderate (29%)       
9. Liberal Democrat(John Kerry) (15%)       
10. Neo-Liberal(Ted Kennedy) (0%)

It's odd how they used moderates for their examples of a "Conservative Republican" & a "Liberal Democrat"...

http://quizfarm.com/quizzes/new/Leonstein/leonsteins-political-ideologies-quiz/

You Scored as Neoconservative

You're a neocon, and not ashamed to say so. The furthering of democracy leads to peace, wealth and stability in the long term. There's no question that some governments are just plain evil, and that your government has a duty to stand up to them as a force for good. If you combine high scores in neoconservatism and theocracy, you are probably an extreme right-wing US Republican. Fukuyama's "The End of History" as well as the "Project for a New American Century" would be of interest to you.

Neoconservative    
   83%
Minarchism/Libertarianism    
   79%
Anarcho-Capitalism    
   75%
Paleoconservative    
   58%
Trotskyist    
   50%
Christian Democrat    
   42%
Anarcho-Syndicalist    
   33%
Fascist    
   29%
Anarcho-Communist    
   25%
Stalinist    
   21%
Anarcho-Primitivist    
   13%
Theocracy    
   8%
Nazi    
   8%

[Goldwater]

You are a right social libertarian.
Right: 6.99, Libertarian: 4.94


Foreign Policy:
On the left side are pacifists and anti-war activists. On the right side are those who want a strong military that intervenes around the world. You scored: 6.15


Culture:
Where are you in the culture war? On the liberal side, or the conservative side? This scale may apply more to the US than other countries. You scored: -2.96

[Goldwater]

Libertarians
9% OF THE PUBLIC

What They Believe

Economically very conservative but moderate to liberal on social issues (not very fiscally conservative...)
Highly critical of government
Strongly pro-business i guess...
Accepting of homosexuality
Less religious than the average American
Moderate views about immigrants compared to other GOP-oriented groups

Who They Are

Strong Republican-orientation, though a majority identify as independents
Affluent: 39% have incomes of $75,000 or more
Two-thirds are male
85% are non-Hispanic whites
About seven-in-ten (71%) have attended college
About half as likely as the two strongest GOP groups to attend church weekly
56% use social networking sites
36% trade stocks

[Goldwater]

Blogthings: How Liberal Or Conservative Are You?


You Are 70% Conservative, 30% Liberal

Social Issues: 50% Conservative, 50% Liberal

Personal Responsibility: 50% Conservative, 50% Liberal

Fiscal Issues: 100% Conservative, 0% Liberal

Ethics: 50% Conservative, 50% Liberal

Defense and Crime: 100% Conservative, 0% Liberal

[Goldwater]

I don't think I would be part of the Labor Party if I lived in the U.K., but I took the test anyway.


1. Blairites: Blairites support the introduction of quasi-markets into public services, and are noted for having an Atlanticist foreign policy. Blairites are criticized by some for not being socialist enough whilst in government. (100%)       
2. Brownite: The main difference between Blairites and Brownites is tribal, and stems from the 1994 leadership election. There are ideological differences as well, as Brownites are less critical of the unions, are opposed to private sector interference in public services and are more socially liberal than Blairites. (86%)       
3. Moderates: Moderates are more economically right-wing than the SCG and the Bennites, but are as socially progressive. (72%)       
4. Bennites: Bennites generally believe in a republican system of governance in Britain and an elected/the abolition of the Lords. (0%)       
5. Socialist Campaign Group: This group is on the hard-left of the party, and is deeply opposed to New Labour. (0%)   

[Goldwater]

Politic-O-Matic



You don't believe government should try to protect us from ourselves. You are convinced that what is right and good will always triumph – and that the people of this country are ready to move forward again – enough wallowing and apologizing! The feds need to get out of the way, quit making rules, quit wasting our money, quit paying folks to be lazy – and focus on what is needed to make America great once again.

[Goldwater]

1. Left-wing Neoliberal (Clinton) (100%)       
2. American ''Conservative'' (83%)       
3. Liberal (83%)       
4. Right-wing Neoliberal (Thatcher) (83%)       
5. Social-Liberal (83%)       
6. Liberal Nationalist (77%)       
7. American ''Liberal'' (65%)       
8. Social Democratic (59%)       
9. Anarcho-Communist (48%)       
10. Liberal Socialist (48%)       
11. Marxist (42%)       
12. Soviet ''Communist'' (42%)       
13. Christian Democratic (36%)       
14. National Socialist (36%)       
15. Fascist (30%)       
16. Burkean (liberal) Conservative (24%)       
17. Revolutionary Conservative/Monarchist (far right) (18%)       
18. Christian Socialist (0%)   



Interesting...

[Goldwater]

Economic Left/Right: 6.00
Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -1.85

[Goldwater]

What's the link that people go to to take the quiz where they get social and economic scores of + or -?

It is here.

[Goldwater]

The PQ score test

Here’s your PQ:  23

Politicians with similar PQs are:

Lindsay Graham (R-S.C., 1995-2009) PQ=14.9
John McCain (R-Az., 1983-2006, 2009) PQ=15.8
Joe Scarborough (R-Fla., 1995-2000) PQ=16.4
Jack Kemp (R.-N.Y., 1971-86) PQ=20.4
Charlie Stenholm (D-Tex, 1979-2004) PQ=28.5
Ron Paul (R-Tex, 1976-2009) PQ=31.8

[Goldwater]

Political Leanings Quiz

Utilitarian: 72 (Idealistic: -72)
Right wing: 18 (Left wing: -18)

Your political leanings: Utilitarian/Right wing

Utilitarian: you believe the end justifies the means

Right wing: you favour traditional values and free-market capitalism

[Goldwater]

And now it's time for some propaganda!


My result:

[Goldwater]

[Goldwater]

Political Philosophy Quiz


Conservative/Progressive score: 6
You are a social moderate. You think the progressive movement is overall well meaning, but sometimes it goes too far. On issues like abortion and affirmative action, you see the negatives of both extremes on the issue. You probably value religion, but at the same time you think it should still stay separate from the government


Capitalist Purist/Social Capitalist score: 2
You're a Capitalist Purist. You believe that the market should be completely free, and that the invisible hand of the market will make sure that the people get what they want and will do it in the most efficient way possible. You believe in small government, less taxes, and more privatization.


Libertarian/Authoritarian score: 2
You are libertarian. You think that the government is making way too many unnecessary laws that are taking away our innate rights. You believe that the government's job is primarily to protect people from harming other people, but after that they should mind their own business, and if we give the government too much power in controlling our lives, it can lead to fascism.


Pacifist/Militarist score: 10
You're a Militarist. You believe that since the United States has so much power in the world, it has a responsibility to keep the world safe. You think that if the US does not exert its power in the world, it may eventually lose its power, and that we can not look weak in the face of terrorists, and must take them out where they live.

Overall, you would most likely fit into the category of Libertarian

[Goldwater]

http://helloquizzy.okcupid.com/tests/the-fairness-heuristics-test

Free / Growth

You scored 70% growing, 30% insuring, and 65% reducing!

Piaget believed that errors are far more interesting and instructive than correct answers. This model is a work in progress; please help improve it by providing feedback!

Your Results

Fair is equality of power, responsibility, and opportunity, while also following the rules, getting what you work for, what you agree to, and what you have a right to, and recognizing ability.

You perhaps have something in common with the 11% of the U.S. population (13% of voters) whom the Pew Center identifies as Upbeats: pro-business and having a positive view of government.

You might identify as a free-market libertarian, favoring economic freedom, but comfortable with regulation of personal activities.

You would probably agree with the statement that "People Make the World". In other words, that people's circumstances are usually within their control.

A society where citizens are self-disciplined, self-reliant, and government doesn't meddle--might appeal to you.

You might favor trial-and-error in an unconstrained society, a marketplace of initiative, and worry foreign and economic threats, while also being concerned about social deviance that disrupts society.

You might believe that the environment will fix itself, believing that nature is both tolerant and resilient.

You might fall in the South-Easterly direction on Dr. Paul Ray's New Political Compass, and probably fall in the Right-wing (Conservative) quadrant of the World's Smallest Political Quiz.

If someone were to criticize you in a political debate, they'd probably accuse you of not caring about people. On the other hand, it's possible that you've accused someone (holding political opinions different from your own) of either being soft or not understanding how things work.

[Goldwater]

You got 100 points.

Looky here, we've got a Center-Right person. You're most likely a Christian who's displeased at the lack of moral fiber in today's society, right? Even though you are constantly berated by the media, your policies likely are the best for a strong America. For fun, here are where some other major political figures would score (out of 144): George W. Bush: 94 John Kerry: 58 Ralph Nader: 12 Howard Dean: 34 Colin Powell: 82 Joe Lieberman: 70 John Edwards: 52 Harold Browne: 90 Michael Savage: 108 Me: 104

[Goldwater]

http://www.quibblo.com/quiz/fJLIpRz/Your-Political-Ideology

Economic Conservative

You are an advocate of the free market system and see no problem with people being a little greedy and even deceitful if it means making a profit. You oppose government programs that redistribute wealthy taxpayers' money to citizens in need, such as Medicaid and Social Security.

(There was a picture of Ronald Reagan, but I accidentally clicked on it when I was trying to copy it and now for some reason it won't let see my results or take the quiz again.)

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Authoritarian Capitalist
You believe in absolute free-trade. You believe that if businesses were given free reign, then the economy would be directed by an "invisible hand". You are opposed to anything that would hinder free-trade policies. You are probably for the elimination of protective tariffs, and are most likely a globalist.
Result Breakdown:
86% Authoritarian Capitalist
85% Libertarian
65% Anarchist
55% Democratic Socialist
49% Fascist
19% Communist

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Libertarian (Classical Liberal) - A believer in a political doctrine that emphasizes individual liberty and a lack of governmental regulation and oversight both in matters of the economy ('free market') and in personal behavior where no one's Constitutional rights are being violated or threatened.

Terms possibly associated with Libertarians: Libertarian, Classical Liberal, Constitutional Purist, Low Taxes, Limited Government, Economic Freedom, Personal Freedom
Personal Freedom Index (PFI) = 70%
Economic Freedom Index (EFI) = 70%
Total Freedom Index (FI) = 70%