Political Compass

[without a dream]

Frrrreeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Nelson Mandela.

Knew I'd be left but didn't think I'd be this Anarchistic.

 

[without a dream]

I'm with Gandhi, Mandela and the Dalai Lama which suits me down to the ground.

My vote has always felt irrelevant and now I know why... Green party it is!

The green party have as few valid policies as the rest of them probably fewer. Unless they've changed since i last looked their views on science in particular are shocking.

 

[Anonymous]

mmmmmmmmmmm

is this you?

 

[nelsons willie]

mmmmmmmmmmm

is this you?

my brother

 

[pee dubya]

But a lot of the questions felt too broad.

 

[MCFC BOB]

 

[Gelsons Dad]

Either all but the smallest political party in the UK are completely out of step with the posters on this board or the test is somehow flawed.

I wasn't happy with many of the questions and I'm the furthest right so far I think.

(except for the devon exile who I'm sure is Genghis Khan)

 

[Damocles]

Either all but the smallest political party in the UK are completely out of step with the posters on this board or the test is somehow flawed.

I wasn't happy with many of the questions and I'm the furthest right so far I think.

(except for the devon exile who I'm sure is Genghis Khan)

Political Compass is known as, by far, the best political alignment measurement in the world. The several hundred thousand guys who actually care about this stuff, at politicsforum.org, highly recommend it.

Some of you guys may be reading or intepretating the results wrong. Firstly, the vertical line is actually how left/right you are socially, while the horzontal line is economically.
Secondly, this is a world wide test and I would expect most of us to be left-ish, as the country is generally left-ish secular. People don't vote because of their political beliefs match up, they vote because they 'like' a candidate more.

This is also an indication of why our vote turnout is so horrifically low. My score was highly left wing socially, but only a little left economically. Nobody in the political specturm speaks to me, and nobody represents me. On this ground, I'll probably vote for Gordon Brown, as I think Cameron is a silver spooned smug twat who doesn't understand what life is like outside his million pound houses, the Lib Dems are laughably disorganised and populist, the BNP are a bunch of cunts, the Green Party are all environmental hippies, the British Libertarian Party aren't standing, UKIP are BNP-lite AND smug twats, and nobody else has any sort of pull.
So, I'm voting for Brown as a last resort. DEMOCRACY FTW!!!~

 

[Ducado]

I am far more a libertarian, I don't really subscribe to political ideologies as such, I don't beleive the state can solve most of the problems in society in fact in many respects it has made them much worse

Do what you will as long as you harm no one, if you want to take drugs, drink, smoke, get fat, that's your choice there is enough information for you to know the risks, but if you get hurt or commit crime because of your choice, you pay the consequence.

When people are given responsibility it greatly empowers them

 

[jacko74]

There is the theory that far right-wing politics and far left-wing politics curve right round and meet in the middle.
Well I think thats the point I'm at.... i.e. I'm opposed to immigration and the benefits culture but I also believe we are living in an elected dictatorship and a virtual police state!
So confused!