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I'm wondering if I clicked a wrong button or two?

Your Personal issues Score is 50%.
Your Economic issues Score is 80%.

Conservative Centrist

Government Types

Link: https://www.self-gov.org/quiz.html

The other link was failing so the one above should work.

The test is only a rough idea of course, but it says something.

One of the difficulties with these kinds of tests, I find, is that there are laws (in my opinion) that should apply to all and there are "higher laws" by which I would want live (and have others live in my community) which should only ever be imposed after mutual agreement (in a similar way we do in a club or Church). Just as a church may revoke your membership if you do not live up to the rules you agreed to, so such a society, state, etc. may do the same - or whatever the penalty was you agreed to.

That said, I'm with Nighthawk and Psychoses - regarding contractual societies I would have scored less on the personal issues (as I am conservative/Christian ("right wing") in *that* context).

It's interesting to see everyone's score. I wish there was a distinction between laws you would like to live by and laws you must live by (temporally speaking) in such quizes.

Dubhdara.

Edited: dubhdara on 12th Oct, 2004 - 4:57pm

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Since everyone seems to be into Dubhdara's challenge I will 'play' along:

Test results indicate that I am Libertarian.
Your Personal issues Score is 70%.
Your Economic issues Score is 100%.

You can refer to the graphic below.

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I am centrist, and that's sort of what I thought I was. I got 60% on each. I have sort of a moderate opinion in everything, so I was not surprised.

Government Types

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