Political views

[Bannanachair]

Please take this test and post the link to your results down below so that I can compare our politics, for fun. There's a side-by-side comparison feature that goes in-depth to reveal similarities and differences in political opinion between different people. I don't think that the test is 100% accurate because it simply doesn't cater to some of my more extreme views that aren't even being debated (everything from my thoughts on automobiles to sources of government revenue that aren't taxes to how to effectively keep housing prices affordable without fucking up the economy, but I tend to sound like a bit of a nutjob when I talk about some of these more extreme views), but it's a decent starting point.

[Tikobe]

Don't know if this is gonna work, but I'll try.

It seems to say I'm 71% towards Bernie Sanders (Interesting, cause I've always felt he was too idealistic) for the 2020 election, and that I'm on the far left end of the spectrum. (Shared in case the link doesn't work)

What it says my stance on the 2020 election results:
www.isidewith.com/profile/3451864446/ballot/2020-presidential

It also seems to say I'm more in line with Hiral Tipirneni for some upcoming elections down here is Arizona. However, the information was all weird and scattered and hard to find anything else with.

[Baise-moi]

www.isidewith.com/profile/3452813002/ballot/2020-presidential

[Bannanachair]

Okay, the questions are in-depth and some of the graphs are interesting, but I can't figure out how to navigate the site, do the friend compare thing that I had found literally just the other day nor convince the site that I do not reside in Maine's second congressional district.

[Craxian]

socialist

www.isidewith.com/profile/3453720945/parties

[Baise-moi]

Reviving this because I found this and realized I'm nowhere near where I thought I was at 2 years ago (probably because my knowledge of political issues, especially those in the US, is nowhere near as limited as it was back then) and also because the site insists I am from Ohio.

[Bannanachair]

Nov 12, 2020 14:10:38 GMT -4 Baise-moi said:

Reviving this because I found this and realized I'm nowhere near where I thought I was at 2 years ago (probably because my knowledge of political issues, especially those in the US, is nowhere near as limited as it was back then) and also because the site insists I am from Ohio.

Did you move left or right?

[God Bebi Satan]

FILLED OUT THE QUIZ AND I JUST GOT A BIG OLD JPEG OF NICK LANDS HEAD, WHAT DOES THIS MEAN

[passion fruit]

mfw im a hyper leftist

[sk8]

I've just progressively become more of a centrist as I've gotten older. Spent a a lot of time in (if were using the compass, although it's not the best) in auth right, was in lib left for a bit, and even lib right.

I forget my results on this test in particular, but I remember it wasn't anything extreme.

[God Bebi Satan]

FUCKIN COWARDS

[Baise-moi]

Jan 21, 2021 21:07:23 GMT -4 Bannanachair said:

Nov 12, 2020 14:10:38 GMT -4 Baise-moi said:

Reviving this because I found this and realized I'm nowhere near where I thought I was at 2 years ago (probably because my knowledge of political issues, especially those in the US, is nowhere near as limited as it was back then) and also because the site insists I am from Ohio.

Did you move left or right?

I moved to the right. Part of it was a shift in opinion. The other part of it was simply that I didn't understand the issues back then and have a much better grip of the specifics of many of them.

Regardless, I am rather certain I did not move to Ohio during that time.

[jackthesharktooth]

my polatical views are turmp

[sk8]

10groups.github.io/results.html?y=-0.81&ay=-0.25&x=0.31&ax=0.31&bx=-0.67&by=-1.47&cx=0.50&cy=-0.08&dx=5.27&dy=1.78&ex=-0.82&ey=-0.83&fx=-1.00&fy=-2.40&gx=-1.60&gy=-3.00&hx=-4.33&hy=0.00&ix=-0.50&iy=-1.50&ja=2.00&jb=3.00&jc=0.00&jd=-1.75

Not the same test, but I think this gives pretty detailed results.

[Bannanachair]

Feb 5, 2021 21:34:32 GMT -4 sk8 said:

10groups.github.io/results.html?y=-0.81&ay=-0.25&x=0.31&ax=0.31&bx=-0.67&by=-1.47&cx=0.50&cy=-0.08&dx=5.27&dy=1.78&ex=-0.82&ey=-0.83&fx=-1.00&fy=-2.40&gx=-1.60&gy=-3.00&hx=-4.33&hy=0.00&ix=-0.50&iy=-1.50&ja=2.00&jb=3.00&jc=0.00&jd=-1.75

Not the same test, but I think this gives pretty detailed results.

Some of the questions are a bit bizarre ("Right and wrong should be determined by principles" is tautological, for example), and I'm not 100% sure that I agree with how they compose the maps to get the final heatmap, but somehow the final result isn't that far off for me (aside from a few circles off doing their own thing):

10groups.github.io/results.html?y=-3.97&ay=2.50&x=-8.44&ax=-8.44&bx=2.50&by=-6.35&cx=-5.87&cy=-3.85&dx=-8.00&dy=-4.11&ex=0.82&ey=2.50&fx=-1.83&fy=-8.00&gx=-0.60&gy=-4.67&hx=0.00&hy=3.33&ix=8.25&iy=5.50&ja=1.67&jb=-3.00&jc=-5.00&jd=-1.75