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Posted: 15-Nov-2004 00:09 Post subject: Where do you fit in Mk. II
Here is another test for those qwho are interrested.
http://www.politicalcompass.org/ And like the first one please refrain from any political name calling. I like this one because the grading is more detailed and IMHO more accuate In this test I scored
Economic Left/Right 0.75
Social Libertarian/Authritarian -0.87
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Posted: 15-Nov-2004 16:18 Post subject: RE: Where do you fit in Mk. II
Economic 2.88
Social 1.13
Same complaint as the other one. The test is needlessly divisive. None of the policy or political stances is really about any of these things, these are just a litany of conflicts.
As a policy or political issue, none of these things is really a deal-breaker. It's called compromise. And it gets a lot easier to do when you understand the underlying wants and desires of the opposition.
But I've already been on this stump.
Sermon over. _________________ "Politics is the Art of looking for trouble, finding it everywhere, misdiagnosing the problem, and applying the wrong solution."
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Joined: 01-Jun-2004 00:00 Posts: 1138 Location: United States
Posted: 15-Nov-2004 16:31 Post subject: RE: Where do you fit in Mk. II
Economic Left/Right: 2.38
Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: 1.18
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