Shit sorry I've fucked up attaching a pic.

Correlation?

wew lad

what is that test from

https://www.idrlabs.com/personality-style/test.php

Andrew is antisocial, checks out

Kinda based

would bang ngl, gotta get your assimilationist up tho

Naw I'm fine ty

Not in the head but y'know..

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Religious
Progressive
Equality

Bruv and I thought I need a shrink :p

andrew why are u so anti social xD

I've got the chad stats

National Libertarianism 🤔

Imagine believing democracy is not authoritarian.

true

The two wolves who vote to eat the sheep are so liberal in their worldview 🌻 🌈

all wolves trying to blend in. The only one's that don't are the alphas

The 9axis test is US-centric
>State and local laws should have precedence over national laws

That question doesn't apply well to many other countries

it applies, you don't necessarily have the history of states and their rights but everywhere has a region of some kind

easily translatable to counties

city states is the exception, somewhat

or oblasts if you're further east

This question is bad
>Countries that violate human rights should be toppled
From within or from outside?

Also, what are human rights? UN definition? Other definitions?

The quiz is certainly taking a US centric approach, it's very clear

Another bad question
>People should think of themselves as citizens of their nation rather than their state
"State" is not defined

https://gyazo.com/13d0c4e4181a4cb98aa69824d2aad556

Highly US centric, it's basically impossible to take much away from that quiz

Depending on how you define words or what perspective you take you can come out with strongly varying results

on the contrary, I think having an obvious context to the questions is more useful than not. Generalised terms have less meaning

my main contentions with this quiz so far are all the places where it deviates from the politiscales version of 8values

I strongly disagree because sometimes the test asks for abstract ideology and sometimes for the real life application of policies

Mixing both together leads to a confused set of values

ok NOW I'm triggered by it