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Socialist

17 (33.3%)

Green

8 (15.7%)

Peace and Freedom

2 (3.9%)

Democratic

1 (2%)

Transhumanist

11 (21.6%)

Libertarian

8 (15.7%)

Republican

2 (3.9%)

Constitution

2 (3.9%)

Total Members Voted: 50

[scrdest]

Surely the best solution is to pronounce mastahcheese's username in one syllable.

MTCHS.

MST'HC'HS (the apostrophes separate the letters so you don't pronounce them as digraphs).

[hops]

And then mastahcheese became an Elder God.

[Haspen]

He wasn't one already?

[Cheeetar]

Juliett Oscar (same as my normal first middle name, surprisingly enough) Tango Mike. I quite like it.

[scrdest]

Juliett Oscar (same as my normal first middle name, surprisingly enough) Tango Mike. I quite like it.

Sounds like a movie. Juliett Oscar & Tango Mike Do Shit

[Tawa]

MST'HC'HS

Trying to pronounce that comes out with "moustaches".

[vagel7]

RL: Romeo Victor
Forum: Victor Golf Seven

[MetalSlimeHunt]

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Egyptian
    - 12 (15%)
Roman
    - 26 (32.5%)
Greek
    - 21 (26.3%)
Germanic
    - 8 (10%)
Celtic
    - 13 (16.3%)

Total Members Voted: 80

Pew Research has released a political typology quiz. While I imagine the vast majority of us are going to get the same result I did, Solid Liberal, it's interesting enough. The report it is linked to also shows some valuable data.

[Remuthra]

I got Young Outsider.

[Lagslayer]

It said I'm a steadfast conservative, despite my stance on strong foreign policy.

I don't like the binary answers of the questions, nor how few there were. It feels like the test is trying to pigeonhole you into specific results.

[LordSlowpoke]

hard-pressed skeptic

huzzah?

[Glloyd]

As a Socialist, I dislike being classed as a Liberal, but I got Solid Liberal.

What I didn't like is how a good number of questions were about America. I get that it's an American quiz, but some of the issues asked in the questions just aren't issues in Canada, and I bet other countries as well. Like all the questions about African Americans. Yes, I think my country has done enough for African Canadians. In Canada, the real question would be about Aboriginals.

[SalmonGod]

I'm solid liberal.  Most of the questions were split-second no-brainers to me.  A couple were more difficult, but I decided to answer those from a broader perspective - such as the one about government being wasteful and inefficient.  I decided that OUR government is always wasteful and inefficient, but it CAN do much better than people give it credit for, if they would only look at other examples besides our own.  Maybe not in the spirit of the question?  But otherwise, pure liberal on every point presented... which kinda irks me, because I don't think the resulting description describes me at all.  I'm not at all optimistic about the future of the country and I mostly dislike Democrat politicians just as much as Republicans, because both parties are equally horrible on the issues I find most important.

I think the lesson I take away from this is my political priorities just don't align well with mainstream American politics.  I think I should be considered a Young Outsider, honestly.

[TD1]

Young Outsider, apparently. Never heard of 'em before.

[Glloyd]

I'm solid liberal.  Most of the questions were split-second no-brainers to me.  A couple were more difficult, but I decided to answer those from a broader perspective - such as the one about government being wasteful and inefficient.  I decided that OUR government is always wasteful and inefficient, but it CAN do much better than people give it credit for, if they would only look at other examples besides our own.  Maybe not in the spirit of the question?  But otherwise, pure liberal on every point presented... which kinda irks me, because I don't think the resulting description describes me at all.  I'm not at all optimistic about the future of the country and I mostly dislike Democrat politicians just as much as Republicans, because both parties are equally horrible on the issues I find most important.

I think the lesson I take away from this is my political priorities just don't align well with mainstream American politics.  I think I should be considered a Young Outsider, honestly.

Yeah. I dislike both the Republicans and the Democrats as well, but that's because the Democrats' politics align more with the Conservative party in my country, than either the Liberals, the NDP (socialists), the Greens or the Bloc Quebecois. I think if the test was less American centric, it would have more meaningful results.