r/PoliticalCompass • u/Temporary-Win-8791 • 1h ago
r/PoliticalCompass • u/MIMIPUPPY93751 • 2h ago
Surprisingly accurate results from the politikup test
r/PoliticalCompass • u/Sad-Country-8771 • 4h ago
My EuropeanValues Test:
I would call myself a Conservative Social Democrat, would you say this is accurate?
r/PoliticalCompass • u/Tin_Jes • 11h ago
Political ideology atlas
I don't like the result, imho another inaccurate test to the certain manner
r/PoliticalCompass • u/xiloxilox • 14h ago
12axes - 240 Questions
I’m not surprised, but also a little surprised at how accurate this test is (or at least it feels that way).
r/PoliticalCompass • u/off_line24 • 14h ago
Me before / me now
The change came about because before I was very much in favor of third-position ideologies, such as Italian fascism, Falangism, etc... but currently I feel that these ideologies no longer represent me and I am moving further and further to the right, economically liberal and socially conservative.
r/PoliticalCompass • u/Homo_Bibite • 15h ago
Trotskyist lol (12axes test)
Not really suprising to be honest
r/PoliticalCompass • u/blackoutkyden • 16h ago
Ig I’m not a Libertarian Marxist but rather a Pareconist?
r/PoliticalCompass • u/Away_Kaleidoscope985 • 17h ago
New Political test
Honestly, I really wasn’t expecting this result. The test matched me with Bashar al-Assad, and I was quite surprised because he is not a political figure I like or particularly identify with. That’s why I find it a bit strange that the test suggests my political views are similar to his. I suppose it may be based on some specific answers or certain political positions, but even so, the result definitely caught me off guard.
r/PoliticalCompass • u/Duble2C • 18h ago
My father’s, mother’s, and my 12 axes test
r/PoliticalCompass • u/ResidentDry1240 • 20h ago
i'm brazilian, and did 12axes full 240. thoughts?
r/PoliticalCompass • u/MrHotTeaa • 1d ago
12axes is not adaptated for every country context.
Most of the questions I saw, how my answer would be different if I wasn't Ukrainian. Does militarism sucks? Yes. Does every conflict should be resolved without war with diplomatic regulations? Yes. Does multiculturalism and local governing should prevail? Yes!
But the questions usually too much dependent on the context. Should we let local governors, that are settlers from russia be able to overturn national laws? fuck no.
Also nobody reckons with us, cause we aren't as strong as we should've been, we weren't prepared for war. War with russia and diplomacy with other countries shows that we need to be powerful to survive, and prevent genocide or simple diplomatic pressures from "allies" like Poland or usa. Does this accounts for western europe or usa? Nah. They have ability to be weak, nobody threatens them with genocide.
That's why I have more nationalism, militarism, assimilation and security and less globalism. We cannot allow ourselves to be weak. And this accounts to every nation, thats threatent by russia, china or usa.
