Message from @Grenade123
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in an "After the Disaster" scenario you end up with Shepard's, Lambs, Whores, Tyrants, jackals, and strays. Shepherds try to lead and protect people out of some sort of moral urging. Lambs are those that can't do anything on their own and will most likely die (mostly kids), Whores are those who will do or trade any thing to any one for food, shelter, comfort (not strictly sex), Tyrants are those who had some form of standing before and now use that to justify their domination of others, Jackals are vicious cowards that form mobs to exercise violence but not stand out. Strays are those that are perfectly fine being anti-social and only take care of themselves
Lambs may end up as follower
For Shepherd or tyrant
I agree. But most tyrants will make whores out of lambs as soon as they can break them
Depends on the motivation of the tyrant
I don't see why a tyrant couldn't be good at motivating people instead of domineering them. A Shepherd could even be a tyrant.
wow
great idea
As an historical example of benevolent tyrants. I offer up Cincinatus. I think he was elected Dictator in Rome on ten different occasions.
I am an offensive moderate
i haven't taken one in a while but i was a center lib the last one i took
Center left, as expected
So many radical centrists here
disgusting normies
read a book and get a real opinion
Link to the one you're using?
Who else did this? Perhaps I could build a chart here with whoever did this with the crowd chart
Where does Tim stand on the compass?
/s
I added myself and Khan
I found out one of my friends is slightly right of center
Center right, if you may
you reported him to HR, right?
can't let a bigot walk around a free man
lol
He's not politically active so it doesn't matter to us
I am an evil alt right wing goose stepper
I need the numbers
Economic Left/Right: 2.38
Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -0.92
@Glaice Economic Left/Right: 8.63
Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: 1.33
I don't like this test btw, I think https://spekr.org/ has better questions.
I find the political compass test very US centric in its questions.
It was definitely written by ethnocentric Americans ~~who were undoubtedly leftists~~
Let's see where Spekr puts me
My main gripe is that some questions have a supposition built-in that bothers me
"If economic globalisation is inevitable, it should primarily serve humanity rather than the interests of trans-national corporations. " doesn't leave room for nuance. What if I believe that corporate interests are human interests?
This is a really good test
I sperked as “libertarian capitalist”