Welcome to the PolitiScale, the online political test. You will be confronted to a series of affirmations and for each of them you will have to clic on the button which corresponds the most to your opinion.
The questions assume that your are a citizen of a multi-parti political system and a market economy.
You can always avoid answering a question. But if you do not understand the meaning of one of them, try to invert its meaning for a better understanding of what is implied.
This test tries to represent the wider set of ideas as possible and contains some phrases that can be shocking, notably concerning racism and homosexuality.
And I got pragmatism, so at least they got one thing right.
This quiz might be a little better than most of these that I’ve seen on the internet, but it’s still giving me a lot of false choices. Would I support a revolution? Not unless it was necessary, and then I would be 100% for it. And it was obvious just from the questions they were asking that this was written by ethnocentric Europeans who can’t imagine that conditions might be different in other first world countries.
Qui sommes-nous ? La Commune est un espace d’échange et de militantisme pour les personnes s’identifiant dans la gauche.
Good lord the phrasing on some of these is awkward.
Result: Justice · Work · Equality
grrrr… linky not working… hmmmm
OK. How the heck are you guys getting the link to show up right? Mine’s just showing the front page preview thing. Amusingly, clicking it just says “Revolution.”
Since the help page is not working, I’m a little fuzzy on what that means, but I guess from the gauges at the bottom it’s sort of Regulation over Laissez-faire, somewhere between Capitalist and Communist, heavily Progressive, not so much Conservative, more on the Reform side rather than Revolution?
I’m apparently a commie vegan bastard (actually a vegetarian and not a vegan; I’m totally fine with milking cows, etc. as long as it’s done with care).
