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Some of the questions, especially in constructivism vs essentialism and revolution vs reformism, are poorly phrased
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nothing too surprising. Except that all the ecology questions were basically "would you want to slow growth to protect the environment?" which was a little lame
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LOL, you literally got Vichy's motto
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The "progressism"/conservatism and internationalism/nationalism questions should be fixed, I think it's almost impossible to get a >80% result as a conservative or a nationalist while there is probably a huge gap between people who are ~70% progressive/internationalist and those at 80% or more.
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On May 27 2018 02:30 Sent. wrote:
The "progressism"/conservatism and internationalism/nationalism questions should be fixed, I think it's almost impossible to get a >80% result as a conservative or a nationalist while there is probably a huge gap between people who are ~70% progressive/internationalist and those are at 80% or more.
Yeah, I think so too.
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On May 27 2018 02:15 TheDwf wrote:LOL, you literally got Vichy's motto
Wow, I just noticed that the three descriptors are independently assigned. Haha.
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I suspected TL has too many socialists in this thread, but now that's confirmed. :D
Unfortunately, there's no political balance in discussions then. Or, at least the loud ones are more active.
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Almost every European is going to be a socialist by default when your looking from a US standpoint.
The results are hardly a surprise when you see its (almost) all EU people posting.
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No, I mean even EU right-wing view in this thread is rare. I don't even compare opinions here to US ones. I won't pick specific names here, but some posters are very loud and aggressive when they have to state their opinion.
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On May 27 2018 03:38 Gorsameth wrote:
Almost every European is going to be a socialist by default when your looking from a US standpoint.
The results are hardly a surprise when you see its (almost) all EU people posting.
Are you sure the test is made from an US point of view? On the contrary, it seems (West) European to me
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On May 27 2018 03:36 sc-darkness wrote:
I suspected TL has too many socialists in this thread, but now that's confirmed. :D
Unfortunately, there's no political balance in discussions then. Or, at least the loud ones are more active.
Answers critical of capitalism score you a lot of communism points despite not necessarily being pro communism. I prefer capitalism with heavy intervention in terms of worker rights, wealth distribution, public utilities, social services, market monopolies and so on, rather than just nationalizing everything which is what my result in this quiz would suggest.
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On May 27 2018 03:36 sc-darkness wrote:
I suspected TL has too many socialists in this thread, but now that's confirmed. :D
Unfortunately, there's no political balance in discussions then. Or, at least the loud ones are more active.
You only have 14% on the laisze-faire score yourself, so you are just a socialist that doesn't believe in what we popularily call socialist goals. You just want to dictate the world differently. (according to the test results that is, which I really think we should not take too seriously)
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