What Is your Ideaology

[schwarzkopf]

Socialism and capitalism are opposites.

Black and white are opposites ... doesn't stop me doing this:


that is ... they are both approaches to organising parts of your society.

[Theodarzna]

A link to this test would be cool!!!


AND



“Fate whispers to the warrior, 'You can not withstand the storm.'
The warrior whispers back, 'I am the storm.'

Interesting, mind giving link to test?

http://www.politiscales.net, here you go.

[Tiwack]

See yourself in others and do onto them as you would have done onto you.

The problem is that your judging society based on a utopian ideal of perfection.

We judge society based on our ideals, morals and what we consider is fair.

The current system has reduced suffering to the lowest level ever compared to all past centuries.

This again is just your opinion.

The rest of your post is just the classic death to every new revolutionary idea via deflection without showing any consideration to the idea and what could be possible opposed to the present state.

[Flarelaine]

I'm not sure there's an exact label to my ideology, I like it complex and ever-evolving in response to new inputs. "Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité" is a core concept though, as I believe all of those are vital to society. Yeah, I'm oldschool.

[PC2]

One does not exist yet. We are not in a post scarcity society, and almost no one has had the cognitive shift. I hope it happens one day... otherwise like a bacteria or fungus in a petri dish we will use up our resources and go extinct.

Post-scarcity is another utopian ideal that can never be realized. There's no such thing as having a surplus of all resources, there will always be scarcity that creates new problems for society and causes competition.

[Tiwack]

I'm not sure there's an exact label to my ideology, I like it complex and ever-evolving in response to new inputs. "Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité" is a core concept though, as I believe all of those are vital to society. Yeah, I'm oldschool.

"Every man has two countries - his own and France"

Freedom, Equality, Solidarity.

[igualitarist]

My ideology is called fuckism

[Tiwack]

Post-scarcity is another utopian ideal that can never be realized. There's no such thing as having a surplus of all resources, there will always be scarcity that creates new problems for society and causes competition.

It doesn't mean riches can't be fairly distributed nor should be done so equally. Without competition things grind to a halt.

[Deleted]

http://www.politiscales.net, here you go.

[Flarelaine]

"Every man has two countries - his own and France"

And I'm not even Francophile. But no one has managed to come up with a better summary than those three words. There has to be freedom so that all may strive in pursuit of happiness. There has to equality - not in outcomes but in equal opportunities for all. And all that needs to be tempered by compassion for our fellow humans.

[PC2]

It doesn't mean riches can't be fairly distributed nor should be done so equally. Without competition things grind to a halt.

Yeah that's the system we have.

[I Push Buttons]

A mixed bag of ideals from all across the political/economic spectrum, doesn't really have a title, though most political tests seem to balance it all as center left.

My opinion on various things:

- Gay marriage/adoption is fine.
- Abortion should be legal.
- Mind altering drugs with no medicinal value should be illegal.
- There should be a universal basic income.
- Conversely there should be no minimum wage.
- There should still be a safety net below universal basic income, but much more restrictive.
- Taxes should be higher in general, especially on the wealthy, even more so on the extremely wealthy.
- We should police the world and should have a massive military.
- There should be a death penalty.
- Guns should be legal with some restrictions and robust background checks.
- Education spending should be much higher.
- College should have scaling subsidization based on a family's income.
- We should have a single payer health insurance system.
- Mental healthcare should be much more robust, especially screening, it should happen in schools.
- Political ideology should become a protected class.

I also hate social justice. I think trying to right past wrong by via modern reverse discrimination is absolutely retarded.

[Tiwack]

And I'm not even Francophile. But no one has managed to come up with a better summary than those three words. There has to be freedom so that all may strive in pursuit of happiness. There has to equality - not in outcomes but in equal opportunities for all. And all that needs to be tempered by compassion for our fellow humans.

I completely agree. To each according to his needs. From each according to his ability.

[Player Twelve]

http://www.politiscales.net, here you go.

What does the white space mean?

[Tiwack]

Yeah that's the system we have.

Many opinions on what is considered fair and to what extent and degree equality and competition work best.

[Rooflesstoofless]

Remove Nazis from the planet. Besides that, do whatever, I don't care.

Ever feel like you missed the party by a few decades?

[Dellis0991]

Life ain't easy, so don't make it harder then it needs to be for yourself if you can.

[PC2]

Maybe, or maybe not... will have to see what happens. Regardless we either adapt away from consumption of resources, or we don't and kill ourselves.

You seem to have an unhealthy obsession for capitalism though, I get it...

Nah I don't value capitalism, I value pragmatic policies that prove that they build successful countries. If some other country wants to experiment with a highly ideological non-capitalistic system then I say go ahead. But I don't want my own country to be the canary that gets sent into the coal mine.

[Antiganon]

Already posted, but I like these scales:
My Results:

[I Push Buttons]

Nah I don't value capitalism, I value pragmatic policies that prove that they build successful countries. If some other country wants to experiment with a highly ideological non-capitalistic system then I say go ahead. But I don't want my own country to be the canary that gets sent into the coal mine.

The same things things that made our country successful, we criticize developing countries for today and even go so far as to curb their development (via divesting, sanctioning, etc.) to prevent it.

Things like extreme corruption, pollution, lax labor laws/working conditions, etc. All of those things were rampant through US history and we moved past them slowly and painfully, but it is undeniable they played a significant role in allowing us to get where we are.