Your Nation's Political Orientation

[Cesorion]

Centre-right, like signature

[Heyliges Teutsches Reich]

Right-wing authoritarian, but in contrary to your description we have an environmentalist/conservationist policy.

[Vallermoore]

Megatronist so right wing, but not going too far too quickly to avoid revolt.

[Desmosthenes and Burke]

We would prefer to say, rather, that we are centrist conservatives. We approve, in the abstract, of large amounts of political, civil, and economic freedom, but also believe that implementation is best achieved by slow, incremental steps and that large, revolutionary changes should be avoided. We also tend to subscribe to the view that tradition and common practice usually have reasons for becoming such. We should be open to recognizing changed circumstances, but change is not to be pursued for its own sake.

[Terra Britania]

According to the scale, the British Empire would fall under a Right-Wing Centrist political orientation.

Our economic model, which is a conglomerate of the Anglo-Saxon Economic Model and Welfare Capitalism, is relatively capitalist, though with some regulation, and protection and basic rights for all employees.

In terms of civil freedom, the British Empire is very liberal, having law-protected rights such as freedom of speech and expression, freedom of religion, freedom of information, freedom of peaceful assembly, right to free healthcare, right to free education, right to state-provided welfare, right to a fair trial, and many others.

However, there is little political freedom. Only a number of government officials, such as members of the House of Commons and local Administrative Councillors, are elected directly by the people, but they have only little de jure power compared to the monarch. Candidates for Prime Minister and candidates for members of the House of Lords, also powerless de jure, are elected by their party members, though the final decision still rests with the monarch. However, the monarch allows them to practice their duties freely, so long as no major decisions are made without his/her permission.

[The Holy Empire of the United Americas]

Far Right Authoritarian.

[Great Karoo]

The current government is socially liberal and economically right-wing. It would be considered centrist, libertarian, or classical liberal depending on who you'd ask.

[The Other Power]

Centrist Authoritarian

[Haggeliania]

Right Wing, Extreme Conservatism

[The Wizard Hegemony]

A simple poll about your nation's Political Orientation.

It's fairly simple,

Left Wing, Authoritarian - Heavily regulated, or even state-owned economy. Authoritarian as in - The state interfering daily into the lives of the people, having little to no political freedoms and civil rights, or the government frequently "taking care" of opposers of the regime and the people(as in - being dragged into a black van, being tortured and then at the end have your remains fed to the pigs).

Right Wing, Authoritarian - Oppressive regime, interfering daily into the lives of people, civil rights and political freedoms are frequently suppressed. Corruption can also be a major problem, and large companies are frequently put above the law, and oh - it isn't rare for the government to evict people from their homes to make place for malls and/or huge industrial complexes, forests and national wildlife reserves are frequently bulldozed and scorched to the ground and ethnic, religious, political and other minority groups that stand in the way are frequently executed. These nations can also be very conservative and religious.

Left Wing, Libertarian - Somewhat regulated economy, but the people are left alone in their personal lives and have allot of political and civil rights and freedoms. Often very liberal with a great deal of empathy for minorities. They are firm believers in freedom and when someone even tries to disrespect their privacy and civil rights then it's not uncommon to be called a "Nazi".

Right Wing, Libertarian - Capitalism all the way, these nations also enjoy a wide variety of civil and political freedoms. They believe people should leave each other alone and that the government should not interfere with the free-market or the personal lives of people. Usually characterized by their love for small governments and low to no taxes. Anarchies also fall into this category.

Centrist - A Jack Of All Trades. They enjoy a nice set of both civil and political freedoms although not too much, and they have a relatively free economy, although not too free. Inoffensive Centrist Democracies fall into this category.

Centrist, Left Wing - Same as above, although these nation's tend to have a somewhat higher then average regulated economy.

Centrist, Authoritarian - Well, same as centrist, although these nations tend to have governments that do not really like opposition and don't mind to ignore the personal freedoms and rights of the people.

Centrist, Right Wing - This nation is relatively more capitalist then the other nations, with average political and civil rights.

Centrist, Libertarian - Liberal paradise? Anyone? A very free and tolerant nation, although they are somewhat suspicious about big corporations, the government and other organizations that they believe are interfering with their personal lives and they usually refer to these as "fascists" as soon as they try to violate their privacy, civil rights or political freedoms.

Where would an eco-friendly Theocracy lie?

[Bush IV America]

Bush IV America is considered right-wing, centrist; perhaps depending more or less on who you ask by other nation's standards. We hold respect for basic civil liberal democratic freedoms such as the right to free expression and right to privacy. We also prefer to subscribe to gradual change rather than revolutionary, radical ideological proposals. Even though we do have a few small political parties that do advocate proposals that are more "radical" than the main parties in government.

[Destructive Government Economic System]

Left Wing- Authoritarian

Honestly, the DGES goes even beyond that.

[Darussalam]

Extreme libertarianism

Liberty and equality are considered synonymous in Darussalam and as thus all variants of genuine libertarianism are considered as far-left, despite rightist characteristics such as completely deregulated market economy.

[Gingera]

Our nation is centrist libertarian though leaning slightly to the right on many issues.