right

>>689825790
Right

Right

cool cool. I'd say I'm moderate but I lean a bit to the right.

Left you communist fucks

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>>689825790
I'm a right libertarian.

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>>689827369
where can I find this test? I found a similar test but the chart is weird:

Right on some issues, left on some issues, moderate on some issues. Never go full retard.

>>689827712
anon knows what's up

>>689827654

https://www.politicalcompass.org/test

Left

>>689827862
cool cool.

>>689827068
retard alert

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If people were naturally uncharitable for some reason I would be in favour of a left wing dictator.

Individuals having one moralist viewpoint seems to be the new democratic way, and it's stupid

>>689825790
Leftish moderate

>>689825790

I am common sense on all issues. Do what is statistically and practically the best thing, then change it if it doesn't work afterwards.

Fuck right and fuck left. Illusions.

>>689825790
right

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>>689825790
Left mostly.

Will vote for Hillary if Bernie doesn't make it

>>689828297
t. 14 year old 'intellectual'

Flexible, just hate Trump.

>>689828961

I mean fine if you want to say that, everyone here is 12 years old anyway.

I could give you examples but everyone here would find at least half of them to be extreme.

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OP here. I just took one of those political quizzes. A little more right than I thought I was

Mostly right winged. Gonna be voting for Trump come November because Hillary is a piece of shit who has done nothing good for this country and won't even talk about her actual policies, just talks about how bad about Trump's.

>>689825790
Left, I'm pretty much just an environmentalist politically.

>>689829765
Woah ours are really close /bro
Mine: >>689829620

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Interesting. What do you guys think about this?

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>>689829792

>>689829974
>>689829765 here.
Just out of curiosity, which presidential candidate do you like the best. Personally, I think Trump and Clinton are nearly equally awful. I'm voting for Gary Johnson.

>>689830245
You're probably literally retarded.

>>689828941
I don't get it. You know Time-Warner funds most of Hilary's campaign right? The same people who own CNN, the media manipulates their news in Hilary's favor. Hell even Google was caught cucking up to Clinton. I mean, I see why you don't want Trump, but if you're looking for a Bernie-like canidate whose a woman vote for Jill Stein. I just can't even fathmoth how people can vote Hillary when she's so obviously pulling strings right in front of everyone's faces.

>>689830595
If you're voting for Trump, you're probably also literally retarded.

>>689830724
>not voting for Trump m8, I'm a bern-fag

>>689825790
It's more complicated than just left, right, or moderate. Saying "left," "right," or "moderate" doesn't really mean anything. Economically? Socially? Politically? What domain are we talking about? And even then, how much does "left" or "right" say about your whole ideology in that domain?

>>689830397
I think Trump and Clinton are awful, but, in my opinion, a vote for a third party is a wasted vote UNLESS there is a drastic change in voter mentality. It seems that too many people go in to the booth thinking they only have two choices and don't even bother considering the third party.
But my vote is more than likely going for Gary Johnson as well.

>>689831012
/thread

>>689830595

Exactly this. Unfortunately, most people will forget about how both parties rigged up their primaries and pissed all over the general public's voting rights within a month or two and we'll be back to square fucking one.

>>689830724
The fact is, one of them is going to be president, so voting for a third party is a waste of my vote. And no, Bernie isn't going to be the nominee. So please, explain to me why I should vote for Clinton over Trump.

>>689830739
I'm in the sjw category and don't care about social justice at all.

>>689830739
Being extremely moderate != Poor knowledge on politics

>>689831146
Because Clinton is predictable.

>>689831146
We can control Clinton. Keep her on a leash if that makes sense. We can't control Trump.

>>689831047
58% of people in some unscientific poll somewhere want a third candidate in the race. There's your drastic change in voter mentality.

>>689830739
I was at the triple intersection of "I just got into politics yesterday", "c'mon it's 2016!" and "legalize it"

>>689829792
Left is not environmental. Left is about only environmental regulation.

>>689831146

You say that, but if we collectively create a plan we can have whoever we like.

But if I had to pick between these two sows, which I will not do at the polls, I'd pick Trump, because he is delightfully racist and because he isn't a career criminal.

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i just got into politics yesterday

>>689831146
Becoming president isn't the only thing that matters in elections. This is how we get in stupid, "lesser of the two evils situations" like this election. This is the best time to vote third party, not because they have a chance of winning, but because if they get enough recognition from voters the media will have to start giving them fair coverage and their platforms have to be discussed by both major parties. Look at Bernie, he may have lost, but he succeeded in pushing Hilary farer to the left and put issues like universal health on the debate stage. Same with Trump who basically made immigration a hot topic. For political change to happen it takes a movement and that movement needs time to grow, but it does build up

>>689831703
Not really, it's about advocating environmental issues and having an ecological world view. although regulation is important practice. Notice how far I am down on the libertarian side aswell

>>689832277
I would argue that the Left has very little to do about the environment at all an is more about the cash. I am also registered Librtarian as well.

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Get on my level

>>689832519
How well is that neckbeard growing in? Does it match your fedora?

How did this not devolve into slurs and insults being thrown from both sides?

>>689832242
I realize this and if I wasn't living in a swing state, I'd vote for Gary Johnson just to try to get the libertarian party taken more seriously next cycle, even though I don't agree with having open borders. I didn't say it was a waste of a vote for everybody, but for me, where I live, it'd be a waste of a vote that could go towards helping secure someone else's win.

>>689832519
impressive