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The Moral Politics Test

edited February 2009 in Politics
I just stumbled across this moral politics test which looks very interesting and also gives good descriptions about your ideology and what political ideology it aligns with without restricting itself to a simple "left-right" alignment.

The Moral Politics Test

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My result:
Your scored -3 on Moral Order and 0.5 on Moral Rules.

The following categories best match your score (multiple responses are possible):

1. System: Socialism
2. Ideology: Social Democratism
3. Party: Democratic Party
4. Presidents: Jimmy Carter
5. 04' Election: John Kerry
6. 08' Election: Barrack Obama



Of the 523,065 respondents (8,311 on Facebook):

1. 8% are close to you.
2. 49% are more conservative.
3. 8% are more liberal.
4. 16% are more socialist.
5. 18% are more authoritarian.

Comments

  • The following categories best match your score (multiple responses are possible):

    System: Liberalism
    Ideology: Capital Democratism
    Party: Democratic Party
    Presidents: John F Kennedy
    04' Election: John Kerry
    08' Election: Barrack Obama
  • System: Liberalism
    Ideology: Capital Democratism
    Party: Democratic Party
    Presidents: John F Kennedy
    04' Election: John Kerry
    08' Election: Barrack Obama
    I had the same results.
  • Yet, again this is one of those tests that is far too limiting with its multiple-choice ness. For every single question, my answer was not represented by any of the available choices. Even the option of "none of the above" didn't match.
  • Yet, again this is one of those tests that is far too limiting with its multiple-choice ness. For every single question, my answer was not represented by any of the available choices. Even the option of "none of the above" didn't match.
    I just went with best fit, I mean that's how real politics are :-p
  • edited February 2009
    I have to agree with Scott. The possible answers to each question were lacking.

    GUY MAN DUDE'S SCORE

    Your scored -1 on Moral Order and -4 on Moral Rules.

    The following categories best match your score (multiple responses are possible):

    System: Liberalism
    Ideology: Capital Democratism
    Party: Democratic Party
    Presidents: Bill Clinton
    04' Election: John Kerry, Michael Badnarik
    08' Election: John McCain

    If you pick "none of the above" for all your answers you get:

    GUY MAN DUDE'S SCORE

    Your scored 0 on Moral Order and 0 on Moral Rules.



    The following categories best match your score (multiple responses are possible):

    System: Conservatism, Liberalism, Socialism, Authoritarianism
    Ideology: Capital Republicanism, Capital Democratism, Social Democratism, Social Republicanism
    Party: Democratic Party
    Presidents: Gerald Ford
    04' Election: John Kerry
    08' Election: Barrack Obama
    Post edited by HMTKSteve on

  • I just went with best fit, I mean that's how real politics are :-p
    That's exactly the problem. None of them were even close to a fit. Maybe if they changed them from radio buttons to check boxes, I would have been able to answer a few, but still.
  • Question: Was this made by people who know what they're doing?
  • edited February 2009
    This feels very subjective in terms of how the questions are phrased. I don't know if that's the point, but I find it very hard to answer something that I believe is right, and then have the test think that it's something else. Also, I don't think my beliefs can be fit so neatly like this test thinks it can.

    I'm on the sixth question about lifestyles, and I really don't know what would be the right answer in the test creator's eye. What does it mean by non-traditional? That doesn't really exist in my mind unless it's something wild and wacky. Having a computer deal with subjective beliefs is not the best way to do this.

    Edit: Oh great, now I'm on the eighth question. What fail is this?
    Post edited by Nine Boomer on
  • edited February 2009
    Your scored -5 on Moral Order and -3.5 on Moral Rules.

    The following categories best match your score (multiple responses are possible):

    1. System: Liberalism
    2. Ideology: Capital Democratism, Progressivism
    3. Party: Democratic Party
    4. Presidents: Bill Clinton
    5. 04' Election: John Kerry
    6. 08' Election: Barrack Obama

    Pretty much what I expected. Based on what some of you is saying maybe this test needs added questions and revising. I do hope the people who did it knows what they're doing, but remember IT"S AN INTERNET QUIZ!
    Post edited by Viga on
  • I don't know what party I belong to, nor what system or ideology. I like it that way. Less Democrats vs. Conservatives and more debating of social and ethical issues.
  • Your scored -3.5 on Moral Order and 0 on Moral Rules.

    The following categories best match your score (multiple responses are possible):

    1. System: Liberalism, Socialism
    2. Ideology: Capital Democratism, Social Democratism
    3. Party: Democratic Party
    4. Presidents: John F Kennedy
    5. 04' Election: John Kerry
    6. 08' Election: Barrack Obama

    Of the 523,146 respondents (8,312 on Facebook):

    1. 6% are close to you.
    2. 44% are more conservative.
    3. 5% are more liberal.
    4. 15% are more socialist.
    5. 23% are more authoritarian.

    Very few people are more liberal than I am, according to this. ;^)
  • I don't know what party I belong to, nor what system or ideology. I like it that way. Less Democrats vs. Conservatives and more debating of social and ethical issues.
    It's a good way to be. Labels like Democrat and Republican largely serve to falsely associated issue stances with one another. Avoiding those false assumptions of issue association is mandatory if you want to freely develop your own world view.

    Occasionally there are some issues stances that are hypocritical to hold when in combination, and thus seemingly unrelated issues are sometimes correctly grouped together. Though, the false associations appear far more common.

    For example, what is hypocritical about supporting universal health care, but also being against gun control? These are two issues, and thus, there are four possible positions one could take: YY,YN,NY,NN. Democrats stand for YN and Republicans are NY. There are two major effects of this. The first is that people who are YY or NN are disenfranchised. They have nobody to vote for, and can not get accurate representation in government. The other effect is that many people who would be YY or NN instead become YN or NY. Their mind creates false associations between the issues under the label of the blue or the red. Thus, if they feel they are democrats, they will become YN, whereas they may have been NN if that association did not influence their pattern of thought.
  • I don't think this is right:
    YOUR SCORE

    Your scored 1.5 on Moral Order and 0 on Moral Rules.



    The following categories best match your score (multiple responses are possible):

    System: Conservatism, Authoritarianism
    Ideology: Capital Republicanism, Social Republicanism
    Party: No match.
    Presidents: Gerald Ford
    04' Election: John Kerry
    08' Election: John McCain



    Of the 523,159 respondents (8,313 on Facebook):

    3% are close to you.
    15% are more conservative.
    34% are more liberal.
    34% are more socialist.
    5% are more authoritarian.
  • NEGI'S SCORE

    Your scored -5 on Moral Order and -3 on Moral Rules.

    The following categories best match your score (multiple responses are possible):

    1. System: Liberalism
    2. Ideology: Capital Democratism, Progressivism
    3. Party: Democratic Party
    4. Presidents: Lyndon B. Johnson
    5. 04' Election: John Kerry
    6. 08' Election: Barrack Obama
  • I don't think this is right:
    It's not. It's very wrong. If you answer the questions casually and as honestly as possible, you will not get the correct result. However, by examining the test from a meta-perspective, you can easily dissect how it works, and customize your choices to get whatever result you desire.
  • I tried again to see if it came closer to the truth. It didn't:
    Your scored 8 on Moral Order and -8 on Moral Rules.



    The following categories best match your score (multiple responses are possible):

    System: Conservatism
    Ideology: Ultra Capitalism
    Party: No match.
    Presidents: George W. Bush
    04' Election: Michael Peroutka
    08' Election: John McCain



    Of the 523,171 respondents (8,313 on Facebook):

    0% are close to you.
    0% are more conservative.
    0% are more liberal.
    98% are more socialist.
    0% are more authoritarian.
  • That doesn't seem right... did you misread or click incorrectly?
  • ......
    edited February 2009
    Your scored -4.5 on Moral Order and -0.5 on Moral Rules.
    The following categories best match your score (multiple responses are possible):

    System: Liberalism
    Ideology: Capital Democratism
    Party: Democratic Party
    Presidents: John F Kennedy
    04' Election: John Kerry
    08' Election: Barrack Obama
    Same, only with Ralph Nader for the '04 election. Some questions were just too short on options to try to answer. :\
    Very few people are more liberal than I am, according to this. ;^)
    5% of 523,168 respondents is still 26,158.4 people.
    Post edited by ... on
  • edited February 2009
    This is closer to the truth:
    YOUR SCORE

    Your scored -7.5 on Moral Order and 6.5 on Moral Rules.



    The following categories best match your score (multiple responses are possible):

    System: Socialism
    Ideology: Libertarian Socialism
    Party: No match.
    Presidents: Jimmy Carter
    04' Election: David Cobb
    08' Election: Dennis Kucinich



    Of the 523,180 respondents (8,313 on Facebook):

    1% are close to you.
    98% are more conservative.
    0% are more liberal.
    0% are more socialist.
    2% are more authoritarian.
    Post edited by HungryJoe on
  • YOUR SCORE

    Your scored -6 on Moral Order and 0.5 on Moral Rules.

    The following categories best match your score (multiple responses are possible):

    1. System: Socialism
    2. Ideology: Activism
    3. Party: Green Party
    4. Presidents: John F Kennedy
    5. 04' Election: Ralph Nader
    6. 08' Election: Dennis Kucinich

    Of the 523,182 respondents (8,313 on Facebook):

    1. 2% are close to you.
    2. 58% are more conservative.
    3. 0% are more liberal.
    4. 2% are more socialist.
    5. 31% are more authoritarian.
  • Your scored -5 on Moral Order and -3 on Moral Rules.

    The following categories best match your score (multiple responses are possible):

    1. System: Liberalism
    2. Ideology: Capital Democratism, Progressivism
    3. Party: Democratic Party
    4. Presidents: Lyndon B. Johnson
    5. 04' Election: John Kerry
    6. 08' Election: Barrack Obama



    Of the 523,307 respondents (8,318 on Facebook):

    1. 2% are close to you.
    2. 23% are more conservative.
    3. 2% are more liberal.
    4. 9% are more socialist.
    5. 57% are more authoritarian.
  • Your scored -0.5 on Moral Order and 0 on Moral Rules.

    The following categories best match your score (multiple responses are possible):

    1. System: Liberalism, Socialism
    2. Ideology: Capital Democratism, Social Democratism
    3. Party: Democratic Party
    4. Presidents: Jimmy Carter
    5. 04' Election: John Kerry
    6. 08' Election: Barrack Obama



    Of the 523,326 respondents (8,318 on Facebook):

    1. 9% are close to you.
    2. 27% are more conservative.
    3. 23% are more liberal.
    4. 30% are more socialist.
    5. 9% are more authoritarian.


    Wow, I'm quite the authoritarian.

    I used the hints for every question, because those statements definitely needed explanation. I'd generally like to think I'm more liberal than that, though.
  • Your scored -3.5 on Moral Order and -6 on Moral Rules.

    1. System: Liberalism
    2. Ideology: Progressive NeoLiberalism
    3. Party: Libertarian Party
    4. Presidents: Bill Clinton
    5. 04' Election: Michael Badnarik
    6. 08' Election: Ron Paul

    1. 1% are close to you.
    2. 5% are more conservative.
    3. 0% are more liberal.
    4. 21% are more socialist.
    5. 63% are more authoritarian.

    Kind of what I expected but a few of the questions didn't quite fit and were difficult to answer without putting none of the above.
  • KURO' O'S SCORE

    Your scored -5.5 on Moral Order and -2 on Moral Rules.

    The following categories best match your score (multiple responses are possible):

    1. System: Liberalism
    2. Ideology: Progressivism
    3. Party: Green Party
    4. Presidents: Lyndon B. Johnson
    5. 04' Election: John Kerry
    6. 08' Election: Barrack Obama

    Of the 523,370 respondents (8,321 on Facebook):

    1. 2% are close to you.
    2. 29% are more conservative.
    3. 2% are more liberal.
    4. 7% are more socialist.
    5. 50% are more authoritarian

    Yeah, I like Black Jack's other name :D
  • Your scored -4.5 on Moral Order and 3 on Moral Rules.

    1. System: Socialism
    2. Ideology: Social Democratism
    3. Party: No match.
    4. Presidents: Jimmy Carter
    5. 04' Election: David Cobb
    6. 08' Election: Dennis Kucinich

    1. 5% are close to you.
    2. 71% are more conservative.
    3. 9% are more liberal.
    4. 6% are more socialist.
    5. 9% are more authoritarian.

    No surprises here for me. Hurrah for Social Democratism (Capital Democratism is cool too)!
  • Your scored -3.5 on Moral Order and -4 on Moral Rules.

    The following categories best match your score (multiple responses are possible):

    1. System: Liberalism
    2. Ideology: Capital Democratism
    3. Party: Democratic Party
    4. Presidents: Bill Clinton
    5. 04' Election: John Kerry, Michael Badnarik
    6. 08' Election: Barrack Obama

    Of the 523,412 respondents (8,323 on Facebook):

    1. 1% are close to you.
    2. 18% are more conservative.
    3. 2% are more liberal.
    4. 21% are more socialist.
    5. 54% are more authoritarian.
  • Your scored -2.5 on Moral Order and 0 on Moral Rules.

    The following categories best match your score (multiple responses are possible):

    System: Liberalism, Socialism
    Ideology: Capital Democratism, Social Democratism
    Party: Democratic Party
    Presidents: Jimmy Carter
    04' Election: John Kerry
    08' Election: Barrack Obama

    Of the 523,485 respondents (8,324 on Facebook):

    7% are close to you.
    41% are more conservative.
    8% are more liberal.
    20% are more socialist.
    18% are more authoritarian.

    I agree that some of the questions are really un-nuanced, but it's a web-based personality test. They aren't exactly known for scientific accuracy.
  • I agree that some of the questions are really un-nuanced, but it's a web-based personality test. They aren't exactly known for scientific accuracy.
    It's just a fun little quiz that we can laugh at. I know this test didn't change me in anyway (it shouldn't anyway), and I'm taking the results with a rather large amount of salt.
  • I agree that some of the questions are really un-nuanced, but it's a web-based personality test. They aren't exactly known for scientific accuracy.
    It's just a fun little quiz that we can laugh at. I know this test didn't change me in anyway (it shouldn't anyway), and I'm taking the results with a rather large amount of salt.
    That's the best way to take these, but here are my rather odd results


    GUY MCDUDE'S SCORE
    Your scored -3 on Moral Order and 0 on Moral Rules.

    The following categories best match your score (multiple responses are possible):
    System: Liberalism, Socialism
    Ideology: Capital Democratism, Social Democratism
    Party: Democratic Party
    Presidents: John F Kennedy
    04' Election: John Kerry
    08' Election: Barrack Obama


    Of the 523,516 respondents (8,325 on Facebook):
    9% are close to you.
    42% are more conservative.
    6% are more liberal.
    16% are more socialist.
    19% are more authoritarian.

    I mean aside from the Obama in 08 and the word Liberalism (which is just sitting there out of any real context) there is not much else I can relate to
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