Post your Political Compass! thread

[Kujako]

Chaotic neutral.

[Noomz]

Seems to be the place that most Europeans end up in. Very much on the left and far from authoritarian in any way.

Though right now, I seem to be the one that's closest to the left bottom corner

[SL1200]

Seems about right.

[Lady Dragonheart]

like a proper human being

You should run for president.
Apparently the recent politicians are all around that area.

Granted, the current economic crisis still hasn't been solved in nearly a decade...

[Kraenen]

Nope, Im right wing because I believe in individualism.. as in everyone should just sit in their corner and mind their own business till someone becomes disruptive - then they should be dealt with. So basically, Im against redistribution of wealth and against hindering peoples personal rights with social responsibility (I dont think we have any) other than what it takes to keep the infrastructure functional.

But that's really (mostly) the definition of libertarianism. (And an Ayn Rand version I'm assuming)

[Lady Dragonheart]

Seems to be the place that most Europeans end up in. Very much on the left and far from authoritarian in any way.

I'm an american and scored near you. ;p

[Deleted]

But that's really (mostly) the definition of libertarianism. (And an Ayn Rand version I'm assuming)

Possibly.. but how is it authoritarian? If anything it's the opposite, authority means rules, telling people what to do, whats allowed and whats not meaning less freedoms, not more.

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Chaotic neutral.

Lol.. true neutral here

[Deleted]

You should run for president.
Apparently the recent politicians are all around that area.

Granted, the current economic crisis still hasn't been solved in nearly a decade...

thank you! but you must have missed something on the picture. I have a right sided dottie. most of the presidents in western countries are on the left side.

[Kraenen]

Possibly.. but how is it authoritarian? If anything it's the opposite, authority means rules, telling people what to do, whats allowed and whats not meaning less freedoms, not more.

I don't think that is authoritarian. I agree with the political compass that libertarian and authoritarian are pretty much a dichotomy.

[Radux]

I like and dislike this test.
Major problem is that some of the questions really suck, and are vague.
On the other hand, looking at broad spectrum (and other individuals who've scored in X place through history) can still be accurate despite not fitting 100% like a glove.

[AeneasBK]

Lol.. true neutral here

Chaotic good. The best alignment.

[Noomz]

Nope, Im right wing because I believe in individualism.. as in everyone should just sit in their corner and mind their own business till someone becomes disruptive - then they should be dealt with. So basically, Im against redistribution of wealth and against hindering peoples personal rights and freedoms with social responsibility (I dont think we have any) other than what it takes to keep the infrastructure functional.

But such thinking is what creates disparity, poverty, segregation and class war.
It's also a very selfish, egotistical way of living.
I've always thought that way of thinking to be rather peculiar when it comes from the US, that's all about nationalism. It's often heard that people in the US thump their chest about how proud they are and how superior the US is, but then they also have political views like yours, which I find are in conflict with their nationalism, because nationalism is about togetherness, social responsability and a united purpose.

But perhaps you're not nationalistic?

Nobody has a right to hoard all the money and power. Then again, capitalism is inherently undemocratic.

[Deleted]

Chaotic good. The best alignment.

Paladins are lawful good though, arent they?

[Noomz]

I'm an american and scored near you. ;p

Don't end up on the NSA watchlist now.

[Lady Dragonheart]

thank you! but you must have missed something on the picture. I have a right sided dottie. most of the presidents in western countries are on the left side.

Actually you are...
Looky at these popular american politicians:

[Noomz]

Paladins are lawful good though, arent they?

Paladins can only be lawful good or they aren't paladins. They represent order but aren't ruthlessly totalitarian about it. It's about maintaining law and order, but even opposing laws and governance that might be wrongful in its actions by being oppressive and violent.


I just love the D&D alignments. It's the best. I'd consider myself chaotic neutral.

[Radux]

Paladins can only be lawful good or they aren't paladins.

Technically still paladins. Just fallen paladins.

Also they've sorta changed the ruling on this anyway in recent editions. As long as you match the alignment of your chosen deity, you can still classify as a paladin (regardless of whether its LG or not).

[Noomz]

Actually you are...
Looky at these popular american politicians:

And that's why everyone outside of the US finds it funny when people from the US talk about "socialism" You've never even been remotely close to anything like it. Then you've got to consider that the US right wing is a lot more right win than other countries. You'd find all Scandinavian right wing parties to be left compared to your own right wing.

So the chart is a bit skewed in that regard, that it's from a US perspective of politics.

[Lady Dragonheart]

Paladins can only be lawful good or they aren't paladins. They represent order but aren't ruthlessly totalitarian about it. It's about maintaining law and order, but even opposing laws and governance that might be wrongful in its actions by being oppressive and violent.


I just love the D&D alignments. It's the best. I'd consider myself chaotic neutral.

I'm Neutral Good!

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Don't end up on the NSA watchlist now.

Yeah... I likely already am... along with my husband...

[Captainn]

That would be mine. Baha. I thought I'd be further north. Interesting.