A political quiz.

[Finn]

http://c4ss.org/quiz
This one is a lot more in depth than the political compass quiz, since it gives you scores in 5 different category. Might be a little biased, but it's interesting nonetheless.

My Score:
60% Economic Leftist (Economic Leftist / Economic Rightist)
62% Anarchist (Anarchist / Statist)
89% Anti-Militarist (Anti-Militarist / Militarist)
96% Socio-Cultural Liberal (Socio-Cultural Liberal / Socio-Cultural Conservative)
43% Civil Libertarian (Civil Libertarian / Civil Authoritarian)

[Letonna]

Thanks for completing the quiz!

How you scored:

4% Economic Leftist   (Economic Leftist / Economic Rightist)

65% Statist   (Anarchist / Statist)

61% Militarist   (Anti-Militarist / Militarist)

17% Socio-Cultural Liberal   (Socio-Cultural Liberal / Socio-Cultural Conservative)

27% Civil Libertarian   (Civil Libertarian / Civil Authoritarian)

[Funkadelia]

I'm going to say I'm honestly surprised at my Economic and Statist/Anarchist ratings.

How you scored:
6% Economic Leftist   (Economic Leftist / Economic Rightist)

18% Anarchist   (Anarchist / Statist)

21% Anti-Militarist   (Anti-Militarist / Militarist)

56% Socio-Cultural Liberal   (Socio-Cultural Liberal / Socio-Cultural Conservative)

37% Civil Libertarian   (Civil Libertarian / Civil Authoritarian)

[McMasterdonia]

I'm surprised at my Civil Libertarian % mainly. The others, meh.

29% Economic Leftist
12% Statist
18% Anti-Militarist
67% Socio-Cultural Liberal
13% Civil Libertarian

[Delfos]

Not just biased with specific content and worded hiding true context, there's a lot of sentences that are for you to agree with what's being said and others to agree if it happens, if you have such information or you think that is happening, it leads to some confusion.

Like "Where it occurs, the large-scale ownership of land reflects military and political effort—it is initiated and maintained by force." do I agree this has to happen or do I agree that, this being something wrong, it actually happens?

same with "Wealthy people often use their influence over the government to gain legal privileges for themselves and take resources from poor, working class, and middle class people."  is it challenging my ideas in the way I perceive this relationship, as in I agree that this thing happens the way it's said here (and is wrong), or is it asking that I agree that this should happen and therefore is right?

another: "True monopolies cannot exist in a free-market economy and ours is a free market economy, so no true monopolies exist in our economy." What is this, do I agree that if "our" economy was to be free there wouldn't be monopolies, or I agree that our current economy is free and has no monopolies? Because "our economy" is neither completely free-market nor we're free from monopolies, so I fully disagree with the sentence?

I take it most times it asks your position towards that issue, agree of it to happen or not, but it's not very clear.

my score, I'm surprised I'm not more Economic Leftist maybe because I don't blindly agree with property issues in anarchist communism, I thought I'd be more Anarchist but probably because I agree with the existence of government to a degree, and maybe I'd be more civil libertarian but the overall result is not displeasing:

51% Economic Leftist   (Economic Leftist / Economic Rightist)
21% Anarchist   (Anarchist / Statist)
86% Anti-Militarist   (Anti-Militarist / Militarist)
98% Socio-Cultural Liberal   (Socio-Cultural Liberal / Socio-Cultural Conservative)
70% Civil Libertarian   (Civil Libertarian / Civil Authoritarian)

[Funkadelia]

Not just biased with specific content and worded hiding true context, there's a lot of sentences that are for you to agree with what's being said and others to agree if it happens, if you have such information or you think that is happening, it leads to some confusion.

I caught that as well, and I think that's why I'm not more economically Rightist.