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Where Should I Live:
1. Mississippi
2. Texas
3. Alabama
4. Alaska (no thanks!)
5. Georgia
6. Indiana

Political Objectives:
"Ultra-Conservative" or "Reactionary"
21 Equality
57 Liberty
93 Stability
I think Ultra-Conservative fits better

Rule a Country:
Conservative
22 Civil Rights
57 Economy
79 Political

Moral Matrix:
Conservative Neo-Liberalism
7 Moral Order
-11 Moral Rules

Really not sure what these mean

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Can you tell the difference between Bernie Sanders and Karl Marx?

[Link alleged to contain a virus, so I deleted it. Torie.]

I only got 4 of 9!!

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As they add more and more obscure issues, these tend to go a bit toward 50% (I remember when I was high-90s with several GOP candidates), but:

Cruz: 91%
Trump: 82%
Peterson: 79%
Kasich: 75%
McAfee: 67%
Johnson: 66%
Perry: 65%
Clinton: 16%
Sanders: 4%
Stein: 2%

Republicans: 97%
Constitution: 84%
Libertarian: 77%
Democrats: 10%
Green: 4%
Socialist: 2%

My friends range from 3% to 96%, with most closer to the 96% agreement (especially when factoring in the number of unanswered questions for friends who took it a while ago).

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Result: Your Moral Foundations Are:


 

 




Your scores are:
•Care 3.7%

•Proportionality 98.1%

•Heritage 94.4%

•Liberty 53.7%


Your strongest moral foundation is Proportionality.
Your morality is closest to that of a Cruz supporter.

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Big surprise...

http://www.quiz2d.com/quiz/resultGraph.php?picfile=RadicalConservative.png&personal=18.5&economic=86.9

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(Substituting the word "American" for "Canadian")

STEADFAST RIGHT

The Steadfast Right take the most conservative positions of any group and are most likely to identify as being Right. They see a fair society as one in which people adhere to traditional family values and take full responsibility for their individual welfare.

- See more at: http://sentimeter.thestar.com/#/results/3bfbfcff-1bec-487f-aea1-e4b99ac25bf1

Next Best Fit: Heritage Right
Worst Fit: Post-Material Left

Order:
Traditional Values
Taxes
Public Safety
Economy
Jobs
Poverty
Civil Liberties
Multiculturalism
Income Inequality
Environment

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The Belief Net one:

You're a Sarah Palin Conservative!
You look for help from on high when making all decisions. A marriage, in your opinion, can only be between a man and a woman. Abortion is murder, period! The government can have your gun … when it pries it out of your cold, dead fingers! The feds need to butt out of health care, too – for gosh sakes, they already spend too much other people’s money as it is! And when it comes to America’s natural resources – drill, baby, drill!


Read more at http://www.beliefnet.com/news/electioncenter/politicomatic.aspx#ZorhsYMAxwScfOj0.99

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On party, I guess I really am a "Extreme Republican"

ISideWith:

Republicans- 100%
Constitution- 91%
Libertarians- 82%
Democrats- 13%
Green- 6%
Socialist- 4%

Candidates:
McMullin- 95%
Trump- 90%
Castle- 80%
Johnson- 76%
Clinton- 24%
Stein- 2%

VP:
Pence- 91%
Kaine- 39%

Themes (I think they rank them by how important we put the issues that fall into the categories)-
Traditional 68 over progressive
Capitalism 80 over socialism
Elitism 100 over populism
Deregulation 58 over regulation
Globalization 72 over protectionism
Security 76 over privacy
Decentralization 28 over centralization
Small Government 100 over big government
Tough 84 over tender
Laissez-faire 66 over Keynesian
Individualism 86 over collectivism
Assimilation 52 over multiculturalism
Militarism 60 over pacifism
Imperialism 80 over isolationism
Anthropocentrism 60 over environmentalism
Unilateralism 64 over multilateralism

Where do you find the famous user comparison?

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Not sure if I posted my isidewith results here before.  In any case:

Socialism (84%) over Capitalism
Big Government (80%) over Small Government
Environmentalism (74%) over Anthropocentrism
Populism (68%) over Elitism
Tender (68%) over Tough
Multilateralism (62%) over Unilateralism
Collectivism (62%) over Individualism
Keynesian (58%) over Laissez-faire
Centralization (50%) over Decentralization
Pacifism (50%) over Militarism
Protectionism (50%) over Globalism
Privacy (38%) over Security
Progressive (38%) over Tradition
Isolationism (28%) over Imperialism
Regulation (28%) over Deregulation
Multiculturalism (24%) over Assimilation

Jill Stein: 92% (ugh)
Hillary Clinton: 86%
Gary Johnson: 40%
Donald Trump: 28%

Green Party: 93%
Democrats: 85%
Socialist: 71%
Libertarians: 34%
Constitution Party: 13%
Republicans: 8%

Atlas users (Facebook):

Rpryor: 63%
Bandit3 the Worker: 53%
Sjoyce: 46%
National Progressive/General Mung Beans: 43%
smilo: 36% ()
JerryArkansas: 13%

Something's obviously screwy here, especially if smilo's 86% similar to me but I'm getting 36%.  Plus the political themes don't look quite accurate to me.

Not a great quiz.  3/10.

If said poster hasn't taken it in a long time, they will have no answer for a lot of questions, which it generally counts as disagreement.  That is why you have to click on the person to see what you actually disagree on.

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http://gotoquiz.com/politics/democrat-or-republican-quiz.html

>60% Dem on most issues, although always <70% and softer on immigration.

Overall: 91% Republican

Role of Gov't: 93% R
Economy: 94% R
Values: 94% R
Foreign Policy: 80% R
Budget/Taxes: 92% R
Energy/Environment: 97% R
Civil Liberties: 93% R
Immigration: 73% R
Healthcare: 97% R
Education: 97% R

I see more ambiguity in a lot of issues related to immigration.  It's definitely the issue that I am most moderate on.

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When forcing myself into either extreme or "no opinion":

Overall: 95% R
Role of Gov't: 94% R
Economy/Jobs: 98% R
Values: 96% R
Foreign Policy: 93% R
Budget/Taxes: 96% R
Energy/Environment: 100% R
Civil Liberties: 96% R
Immigration: 81% R
Healthcare: 96% R
Education: 96% R

Basically, I am 100% R in most areas (whatever else is just noise), except I see a tiny bit of nuance on immigration.

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30/100 on the Machiavellian test, since I believe in people and am not a cynical person.  The funny thing is that I would generally say "the ends justify the means" is at least a partially legitimate statement.

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0%!

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You are a Left-Leaning Libertarian

You're on the left and libertarian spectrum of the political spectrum! You question authority and are deeply distrustful of hierarchy. You believe strongly in personal liberty and individual freedoms. You firmly believe in a self-governed and non-hierarchical society with maximum individual freedoms for all. You favor an economy that guarantees equality and opportunity. You believe in strong communities and favor a cooperative economy over dog eat dog capitalism. You're a lefty, but you hate big government just as much as the next libertarian!

No reasonable person or logical political spectrum should consider me a "lefty".

The key to understanding that quiz is that the word before a "leaning" actually means you are not that, but closer to that than the other.  You are in the libertarian box, which means that your economic score is still to the right of the baseline.  But, it is significantly less to the right than your social score is to the left on the quiz, creating the "left-leaning" part.

I got conservative, of course, by the way.

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"Quiet Republican"

Let the market run its course, and all will prosper! But all other human arenas must be rigidly controlled: few social freedoms. Who knows what they would stick in their bodies then excrete on others.

Economy (conservative): The government shouldn't baby individuals through the predictable storms of supply and demand. The system will naturally readjust itself to problems without government intervention. Furthermore, imposing arbitrary rules against success is actually unfair as it ignores the hard work of the successful.

Personal Freedom (conservative): People are stupid and can't be trusted to do what they want. Society has an obligation to keep them from hurting themselves, perhaps to limit its spread, but mainly to preserve the ideals of a healthy society. Even crackpots in hiding ruins our reputation.

Expressive Freedom (conservative): If people are in public, where I have to deal with them, they should be presentable and discreet. When they bring their problems to the streets it can be harmful, so we need to strictly limit what people are allowed to do in public.

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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).

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

Closest match: Conservatism

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I took the 8-values again, and my scores were virtually identical, but my label switched just into "Fundamentalism" from "Conservatism"

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The new version makes my traditional score shoot up: https://8values.github.io/results.html?e=75.0&d=36.7&g=18.1&s=35.6

It more made my diplomatic score shoot up from ~60% hawkish to 72% patriotic (a slightly revamped axis, it seems).  And, it definitely seems biased that the categorization of every mainstream conservative position is "capitalistic fascism" on the new one.

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What's your political theology (probably only works for Christians)?
https://mereorthodoxy.com/benedict-option-quiz-what-political-theology-are-you/

Liberal Revanchism: Basically the standard "Religious Right" group

I imagine that most will either get Liberal Protestantism or Liberal Revanchism, because all the other options involve some sort of separation from civil society.  The quiz seems to be made from an Orthodox point of view, so it may not be best at capturing the political and theological differences between and among most Evangelicals, Catholics, and Mainline Protestants.

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http://rightrealist.com/quizintro.html

I think the creator of this quiz might have  questionable views (for example, on the race scale they use the term "realism" as the opposing side to "egalitarianism"), but I still found the quiz itself and the  results interesting.


You most closely resemble a: Moderate

Left-Right Spectrum: -28 (Left vs. rihgt)
Identification : -6 (Universalism vs. Tribalism)
Internationalism: -12 (Globalism vs. Isolationism)
Race: -7 (Egalitarianism vs. Realism)
Morality: -2 (Liberalism vs. Conservatism)
Economics: 5 (Socialism vs. Capitalism)
Economic Pragmatism: -1 (Idealism vs. Pragmatism)
Collectivism: -5 (Individualism vs. Collectivism)

I took it and got neo-con, but I skipped the race question because I wasn't satisfied with any of the choices:

Right +20
Tribalism +6
Globalism +5
"Realism" +5
Conservative Morality +11
Capitalism +8
Economic Pragmatism +3
Neutral on collectivism

I wasn't satisfied with a bunch of the questions, though.

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I was in the normie and wholesome quadrant of the meme quiz, but I think I am even less a part of meme culture than that suggests.  This is about as much of a meme as I get (the rest just seems stupid and confusing to me):
http://thefederalistpapers.integratedmarket.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/bathrooms-solved-750.jpg

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Am I really the only "normie" around on that quiz?  I really think meme culture is beyond stupid, and if your beliefs are more of a set of memes than a set of values, you don't have beliefs at all.

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Meme Compass:
Your score is (8.72, 5)!

Though to be honest, "normie" should be right-wing and "dank" should be left wing, while "wholesome" should be authoritarian and "edgy" should be libertarian. The axes are all out of whack.

Then my meme compass would actually resemble my political compass quite well.

Well, I got wholesome and normie, so that would fit me too, but I don't know if there is much of a partisan correlation controlling for age between if people get meme culture or not.

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http://gotoquiz.com/politics/democrat-or-republican-quiz.html

Overall 90% R
Role of Government 94% R
Economy & Jobs 96% R
Values 92% R
Defense & Foreign Policy 84% R
Budget & Taxes 92% R
Energy & Environment 99% R
Civil Liberties 94% R
Immigration 57% R - Am I actually to Bagelman's left on immigration?
Healthcare 96% R
Education 96% R