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Your VOTE for US president - I give you mine

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Elder

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Originally posted by rhizome17
Economic Left/Right: -8.62
Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -8.77

As usual, left and libertarian.
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I know there are different ways of explaining "libertarian", but there is no way you can be way left on economic issues and be considered a libertarian. It just doesn't add up...

Unless you can explain to me otherwise??
 
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emmer

Senior Squad
2. Cobb, David - Green Party (77%) Click here for info
3. Brown, Walt - Socialist Party (75%) Click here for info
4. Nader, Ralph - Independent (73%) Click here for info

*****

Economic Left/Right: -5.38
Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -8.05
 
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Run DMB

MVP
Originally posted by Elder
I'm more towards Milton Friedman... I've done this test before and I can't remember what I scored. But it seems about the same.
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Yeah I've done this test three or four times within the last two years and every time it places me around -3 on the Left/Right and right in the middle of the Libertarian/Authoritarian. It's interesting that even though I've changed my answers to some of the questions with time, it all evens out and I end up with about the same score.
 
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rhizome17

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Yes i always end up extreme left and extreme libertarian everytime i do something like this. I loathe authoritarianism and I can't stand conservatism in any guise so I am happy.
 
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rhizome17

Fan Favourite
Originally posted by emmer
2. Cobb, David - Green Party (77%) Click here for info
3. Brown, Walt - Socialist Party (75%) Click here for info
4. Nader, Ralph - Independent (73%) Click here for info

*****

Economic Left/Right: -5.38
Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -8.05
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(H) (H) (H)
 
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rhizome17

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Originally posted by Elder
Your political compass
Economic Left/Right: 4.38
Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -0.51


I'm more towards Milton Friedman... I've done this test before and I can't remember what I scored. But it seems about the same.
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And it puts you closer to Kerry than Bush.
 
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Brondbyfan

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Originally posted by rhizome17
And it puts you closer to Kerry than Bush.
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Well I don't think anyone would come close to Bush on that. You'd have to be opposed to any restrictions on trade, in favor of any restriction on individual liberties, support Constitutional protections for corporations as if they were people but oppose them for actual people, support elections in Iraq but oppose them in America, be pro-war on terror rhetoric but anti-war on terror action, say we can win the war on terrorism then say we can't then say we can again, support disarming Iraq of fictional nuclear weapons but oppose disarming North Korea of actual ones, and be for big spending but against taking in revenue.

In other words, your political axis would have to look something like this:
 
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Elder

Starting XI
Originally posted by rhizome17
And it puts you closer to Kerry than Bush.
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That would probably be based on the social issues aspect of the test. I am not with Bush on much of anything in that regard.
 
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Elder

Starting XI
Originally posted by Brondbyfan
Well I don't think anyone would come close to Bush on that. You'd have to be opposed to any restrictions on trade, in favor of any restriction on individual liberties, support Constitutional protections for corporations as if they were people but oppose them for actual people, support elections in Iraq but oppose them in America, be pro-war on terror rhetoric but anti-war on terror action, say we can win the war on terrorism then say we can't then say we can again, support disarming Iraq of fictional nuclear weapons but oppose disarming North Korea of actual ones, and be for big spending but against taking in revenue.

In other words, your political axis would have to look something like this:
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:D
 
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emmer

Senior Squad
Originally posted by rhizome17
(H) (H) (H)
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results of some friends:

Economic Left/Right: -7.25
Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -8.15

Economic Left/Right: -10.00 (!!!)
Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -7.03

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actually, i was expecting an economic score more to the center for me :$ (well... it was the center of the left)
 
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