Found a knew political compass test that may be better than the ones usually posted here…

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So this is the test that also works for leftists? Where not hating gays and big government are possible at the same time?

I get the same result as in the normal political compass.
Though this test seems to have a bit of a bias towards communism.

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Surprised I'm that conservative. Don't think I am.

It's not about the face, it's about a name.

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The test is kinda fucked because it asks too many questions that necessitate you believing in a state. Especially the economic questions. No, I don't think the government should regulate businesses more, because I don't think either should exist.

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Tankie spotted

Another meme of a test. The questions imply that the answer is either state control, which will push you to the left, or muh freedom, which will push you to the right.

For example: "A state that provides for everyone is an inherently good idea."
How the hell am I supposed to input "Everyone should be provided for but a state shouldn't be at the center of distribution"?

Yeah same problem

I'm not as far left-wing as I'd say I am because I said charity is better than government assistance because of my small-r republican tendencies (I just think government welfare is nevertheless necessary), but otherwise this seems reasonably accurate.

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why not map it in 3d?

post results

It gave me blank results. Wasted my time

Do you think there something incorrect about that sentence, other than perhaps being simplified?

tell me, what am i comrades?

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Well fuck

kek

This

And this OP.

yeh I got moderate left cause they kept fuckin askin me about the welfare state

Definitely more accurate

Why do you spread this lie, OP?

/r/ political compass with goverment and corporate tyranny

How did I do fellow communists

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filteries.com/politics

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Wouldn't it be better to have a political test that asks ideology-specific questions? Perhaps even one where the questions change based on input, to ensure the questions stay relevant to the beliefs.
Such as:
Markets…
a) Are always dangerous
b) A useful tool for some things
c) The best way to distribute resources
d) The natural order society should adhere to
Markets…
a) should be replaced by state planning
a1) this should be centralized
and consist of…
a1.1) democratically chosen representatives
a1.2) a direct democracy
a1.3) an enlightened dictator
a1.4) a king
a1.5) …
a2) this should be decentralized
b) should be left alone as much as possible
c) should have oversight to minimize extermal negative effects
etc. etc.
Maybe even use checkboxes to measure sectarianism or whatever.
Perhaps also questions regarding superstructure BS, so Holla Forums will also take them. Of course, only ask them if they can actually be enforced under the governmental system they picked.

One can be authoritarian without being actually reactionary, can they not? Most political compasses don't differentiate between traditional values and conservative view points from attitudes towards state involvement in one's personal life. Without this distinction, the test is biased towards libertarianism

Literally Stalin

Found it.

Literally not communism.

The synthesis of leftist economic policies and right social policies

I'm getting more authoritarian as I get older…

I call my ideology 'reasonable Communism.'

This.

It does not really change for me.

and the resulting image is broken, and you have to screencap the thing yourself…sigh…I should do something more productive with my time.

Well, it's still shit, but at least there's value in reminding that socialism=/=government.

I am a communalist.

Holy shit, I'm not that authoritarian

I was more Libertarian left in the other one what do you think

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Shit, I'm pretty moderate

Hey Nazbol, do you at least approve of homosexuality? Homosexuality is NAZBOL

That's me.
Also, for some reason, I'm closer to the communism zone than in the old test…