Your political compass.

[Farnhamia]

So self-defense equals violent revolution now?

The revolution=violence. Opposing the revolution with violence would be self-defense. You have it backwards.

Making up our own definitions, are we? Rather shoddy debate tactics.

[Trotskylvania]

So self-defense equals violent revolution now?

The revolution=violence. Opposing the revolution with violence would be self-defense. You have it backwards.

Then I suppose you should move to Great Britain and become a subject of the British Crown, because revolution is violent and illegitimate.

[Mussoliniopoli]

So self-defense equals violent revolution now?

The revolution=violence. Opposing the revolution with violence would be self-defense. You have it backwards.

Overthrowing ones Masters is no more violent then sweeping dust. If the people in power want to resist then it leads to violence. Russia is a perfect example of this as it wasn't the communists who did Bloody Sunday or caused the Potemkin to fire into the government buildings.

[Meryuma]

Economic Left/Right: -3.00 (or .45, depending on my responses to a couple issues I reject as false dichotomies)
Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -8.15

However, I agree with Kevin Carson's analysis of the quiz.

Speaking of which, my C4SS quiz result:

83% Economic Leftist (Economic Leftist / Economic Rightist)
88% Anarchist (Anarchist / Statist)
96% Anti-Militarist (Anti-Militarist / Militarist)
100% Socio-Cultural Liberal (Socio-Cultural Liberal / Socio-Cultural Conservative)
93% Civil Libertarian (Civil Libertarian / Civil Authoritarian)

[Kwewu]

http://www.politicalcompass.org/printab ... 2&soc=4.10

This is mine.

[Wienholdland]

The revolution=violence. Opposing the revolution with violence would be self-defense. You have it backwards.

Overthrowing ones Masters is no more violent then sweeping dust. If the people in power want to resist then it leads to violence. Russia is a perfect example of this as it wasn't the communists who did Bloody Sunday or caused the Potemkin to fire into the government buildings.

That's your opinion, and the serfdom in America is nothing compared to how bad it was in pre-1917 Russia.

A revolution involving theft on an unprecedented scale is a violent revolution, whether you like the classification or not.

[Trotskylvania]

Overthrowing ones Masters is no more violent then sweeping dust. If the people in power want to resist then it leads to violence. Russia is a perfect example of this as it wasn't the communists who did Bloody Sunday or caused the Potemkin to fire into the government buildings.

That's your opinion, and the serfdom in America is nothing compared to how bad it was in pre-1917 Russia.

A revolution involving theft on an unprecedented scale is a violent revolution, whether you like the classification or not.

The existing regime of class dictatorship is also incredibly violent to the subject classes.

[Mussoliniopoli]

That's your opinion, and the serfdom in America is nothing compared to how bad it was in pre-1917 Russia.

A revolution involving theft on an unprecedented scale is a violent revolution, whether you like the classification or not.

The existing regime of class dictatorship is also incredibly violent to the subject classes.

Meh he probably considers class warfare and violence against the Russian Peasantry and Proletariat as justified.

[Meowfoundland]

It's in my signature.

[Episarta]

Well I guess this is how I think. I expected it to say I was more social libertarian than that.
Economic Left/Right: -7.00
Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -3.90

[Realtas]

Bunch of communists and socialists here, hmm?

Economic Left/Right: 3.88
Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -3.33

[Luna Amore]

-7.12, -6.15.

Which is odd because I took this less than a week ago and got -3 something, -4 something.

[Natapoc]

The only way I fit on a Cartesian coordinate grid for the political spectrum requires the use of imaginary numbers

in what way?

[Lylybium]

[Natapoc]

Economic Left/Right: -3.00 (or .45, depending on my responses to a couple issues I reject as false dichotomies)
Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -8.15

However, I agree with Kevin Carson's analysis of the quiz.

Speaking of which, my C4SS quiz result:

83% Economic Leftist (Economic Leftist / Economic Rightist)
88% Anarchist (Anarchist / Statist)
96% Anti-Militarist (Anti-Militarist / Militarist)
100% Socio-Cultural Liberal (Socio-Cultural Liberal / Socio-Cultural Conservative)
93% Civil Libertarian (Civil Libertarian / Civil Authoritarian)

Where is the C4SS quiz?

[Meryuma]

Economic Left/Right: -3.00 (or .45, depending on my responses to a couple issues I reject as false dichotomies)
Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -8.15

However, I agree with Kevin Carson's analysis of the quiz.

Speaking of which, my C4SS quiz result:

83% Economic Leftist (Economic Leftist / Economic Rightist)
88% Anarchist (Anarchist / Statist)
96% Anti-Militarist (Anti-Militarist / Militarist)
100% Socio-Cultural Liberal (Socio-Cultural Liberal / Socio-Cultural Conservative)
93% Civil Libertarian (Civil Libertarian / Civil Authoritarian)

Where is the C4SS quiz?

On C4SS, under "Find Your Philosophy".

[Natapoc]

Where is the C4SS quiz?

On C4SS, under "Find Your Philosophy".

I don't like it so far.

For example: "You are obligated to accept someone’s positional authority only if you’ve consented to it, and even then only if that person asks you to do something that is not immoral."

Strongly disagree One is never obliged to accept anyones authority under any case regardless of any "consent"

[Soviet Haaregrad]

I got 81% Economic Leftist, 56% Anarchist, 79% Anti-Militarist, 89% Socio-Cultural Liberal, 73% Civil Libertarian according to C4SS.

[Seleucas]

It's already in my sig. I think it is only appropriate that I get a 10 in terms of being economically right-wing, since I don't think the government should exist.

[Meryuma]

It's already in my sig. I think it is only appropriate that I get a 10 in terms of being economically right-wing, since I don't think the government should exist.

As if those things are the same...

[LoL island]

Economic Left/Right: -6.00
Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -2.82

bout what i expected

[Neu Leonstein]

C4S

25% Economic Leftist (Economic Leftist / Economic Rightist)
6% Statist (Anarchist / Statist)
46% Anti-Militarist (Anti-Militarist / Militarist)
85% Socio-Cultural Liberal (Socio-Cultural Liberal / Socio-Cultural Conservative)
73% Civil Libertarian (Civil Libertarian / Civil Authoritarian)

An economic leftist? Sigh, whatever.

[Avenio]

On my most recent political compass results, I got;

Economic Left/Right: -6.50
Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -5.03

Which is interesting, because I shifted towards the centre a fair bit in both metrics. (See my sig for an older test result)

For curiosity's sake, I took the C4SS test as well;

14% Economic Leftist - (Economic Leftist / Economic Rightist)
84% Statist - (Anarchist / Statist)
14% Militarist - (Anti-Militarist / Militarist)
52% Socio-Cultural Liberal - (Socio-Cultural Liberal / Socio-Cultural Conservative)
23% Civil Libertarian - (Civil Libertarian / Civil Authoritarian)

An interesting test, but there were more than a few badly-worded questions that were more than a little biased. Interesting that they placed me much closer to the centre economically than other tests, and that I was much closer to the civil authoritarian side than I previously had thought I would be. Not sure how accurate it is, but intriguing nonetheless.

[Beinai]

Check the spoiler in the sig...effort.

Fine.
Economic: Left/Right: -5.75
Social: Libertarian/Authoritarian: -5.95

[Wolfmanne]

It's in my signature. I'm basically a Classical liberal/Libertarian kind of level. However I would also say I'm Christian-left.