NationStates Jolt Archive

http://www.3pc.net/matchmaker/quiz.html

I got the first time I took test:
1) Natural Law Party: 82%
2) Reform Party: 82%
3) Green: 73%
4) Democrat: 64%
5) Republican: 64%
6) Constitution: 36%
7) Libertarian: 9%

What are you?

http://www.3pc.net/matchmaker/quiz.html

I got the first time I took test:
1) Natural Law Party: 82%
2) Reform Party: 82%
3) Green: 73%
4) Democrat: 64%
5) Republican: 64%
6) Constitution: 36%
7) Libertarian: 9%

What are you?

Green Party 84%
2) Democratic Party 58%
3) Natural Law Party 58%
4) Reform Party 58%
5) Libertarian Party 42%
6) Constitution Party 37%
7) Republican Party 26%

1) Green Party 82%
2) Democratic Party 68%
3) Natural Law Party 59%
4) Libertarian Party 45%
5) Reform Party 45%
6) Republican Party 27%
7) Constitution Party 14%

Hmmm, this is one of the better quizzes around.

1) Green Party 91%
2) Democratic Party 73%
3) Natural Law Party 68%
4) Reform Party 59%
5) Libertarian Party 36%
6) Republican Party 32%
7) Constitution Party 14%

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Whooooo GO RIGHT because we are RIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!


1) Republican Party 88%
2) Constitution Party 69%
3) Libertarian Party 63%
4) Natural Law Party 38%
5) Democratic Party 31%
6) Reform Party 19%
7) Green Party 13%

1) Green Party 69%
2) Democratic Party 56%
3) Natural Law Party 56%
4) Libertarian Party 50%
5) Republican Party 44%
6) Reform Party 31%
7) Constitution Party 31%



There were a few I wasn't sure about, so I just put 'maintain'.

1) Green Party 100%
2) Natural Law Party 73%
3) Democratic Party 68%
4) Reform Party 68%
5) Libertarian Party 32%
6) Republican Party 23%
7) Constitution Party 18%

1) Republican Party 85%
2) Constitution Party 75%
3) Libertarian Party 55%
4) Natural Law Party 35%
5) Democratic Party 30%
6) Reform Party 30%
7) Green Party 10%

Dunno about accuracy, but this one was nice and quick..

1) Libertarian Party 91%
2) Constitution Party 64%
3) Reform Party 45%
4) Republican Party 41%
5) Green Party 36%
6) Democratic Party 32%
7) Natural Law Party 5%

1) Green Party 95%
2) Democratic Party 74%
3) Natural Law Party 68%
4) Reform Party 58%
5) Libertarian Party 37%
6) Republican Party 26%
7) Constitution Party 16%

1) Republican Party 85%
2) Constitution Party 75%
3) Libertarian Party 55%
4) Natural Law Party 35%
5) Democratic Party 30%
6) Reform Party 30%
7) Green Party 10%

Dunno about accuracy, but this one was nice and quick..

I like where your heads at...good job

Libertarian Party 86%
Constitution Party 62%
Republican Party 48%
Democratic Party 33%
Reform Party 33%
Green Party 29%
Natural Law Party 14%

Libertarian, but that probably surprises no one.

1) Libertarian Party 79%
2) Constitution Party 75%
3) Republican Party 54%
4) Reform Party 42%
5) Democratic Party 29%
6) Natural Law Party 29%
7) Green Party 25%

1) Libertarian Party 82%
2) Constitution Party 76%
3) Reform Party 65%
4) Republican Party 47%
5) Green Party 35%
6) Democratic Party 18%
7) Natural Law Party 18%

weird because I am a registered republican.............:eek:

weird because I am a registered republican...
Well, don't be.

Well, don't be.
can't vote in the primary here if you are a Libertarian.:(

weird because I am a registered republican.............:eek:
Mainly because Libertarians have this deep seated thing about Registering people... for any reason. Lists of names based on ideology or possession of a thing is a BAD idea.

Besides, the LP rarely has primary run-offs, so it's better to be able to help control one of the other parties through theirs... so you have to register R or D anyway...

can't vote in the primary here if you are a Libertarian.:(
:confused:
They don't let you vote if you're a member of the wrong party?

:confused:
They don't let you vote if you're a member of the wrong party?
See above.

The intent is to keep D's from skewing an R primary & vice-versa - so they "close" primaries to members of that party only.

1) Green Party 91%
2) Democratic Party 73%
3) Natural Law Party 68%
4) Reform Party 55%
5) Libertarian Party 36%
6) Republican Party 27%
7) Constitution Party 23%

Pure liberal- unsurprising.

:confused:
They don't let you vote if you're a member of the wrong party?
It's a closed primary, you can only vote if someone from your party is running, anyone of any party can vote in the general election.

nobody but dems and republicans bother to run here anyway. sometimes we have independents for local stuff but not often.

in the 2000 general presidential election Nader wasn't even on our ballots, because he didn't bother to jump through the hoops to get his name on it.

1) Green Party 84%
2) Democratic Party 72%
3) Natural Law Party 72%
4) Reform Party 60%
5) Republican Party 36%
6) Libertarian Party 32%
7) Constitution Party 16%

It's a closed primary, you can only vote if someone from your party is running, anyone of any party can vote in the general election.
I don't think I like that system...

I don't think I like that system...
yeah a lot of people around here don't like it either. I don't see it changing any time soon though. I know a lot of people who feel like they "have" to register either democrat or republican, even though they don't really agree with them.

1) Green Party 86%
2) Democratic Party 68%
3) Natural Law Party 68%
4) Reform Party 64%
5) Libertarian Party 36%
6) Republican Party 32%
7) Constitution Party 27%

But I'd never vote Green...We democrats lost the presidency because of Nader!

I don't think I like that system...
Well, try this:

The D candidate has no opposition, but there are 2 R candidates. The D's determine they can beat R1 easier tha R2, so in an open primary they flood the ballot box with votes for R1.

By definition, those votes are disingenuous because the Ds intend for R1 to lose...
It would be like allowing non-share-holding members of PETA vote for the president of Hormel Meats.

Therefore, the closed primary insures that the individual parties have genuine control of who gets on the final ballot from their party - making it a more fair race in the General election - where anyone can vote for anybody.

1) Libertarian Party 74%
2) Constitution Party 61%
3) Republican Party 52%
4) Green Party 39%
5) Reform Party 39%
6) Democratic Party 30%
7) Natural Law Party 30%

Therefore, the closed primary insures that the individual parties have genuine control of who gets on the final ballot from their party - making it a more fair race in the General election - where anyone can vote for anybody.
Oh - now I get it.
A "primary" is for the candidate of a party? I thought it was something like a state or local election.

My bad. :p

Oh - now I get it.
A "primary" is for the candidate of a party? I thought it was something like a state or local election.

My bad. :p
I am so sorry if I confused you.:( It's always my fault, I am unbelievably unclear 90% of the time.

Oh - now I get it.
A "primary" is for the candidate of a party? Yep. In 2008 there will be both a Republican and Democrat Primary. The R's will field (for wild example) Rudy Guliani and Harriet Myers and the D's will field (wild but plausible) Hillary and Dean. Imagine the havoc if the Right wing jumped to vote for Dean (to oust Hillary)and Move On jumped for Myers (to bump Guliani). Bad News. I thought it was something like a state or local election.They are often held at the same time, leaving the Big Issue ballots less cluttered.
My bad. :pHell, you furrinres caint be 'spected to git American politx all the time... :p ;)

These tests are horrible. If you pick all increase, aka more authoritarian, you get Green 100%, and as a Green, I know that that's bullshit.

1) Republican Party 100%
2) Constitution Party 64%
3) Natural Law Party 48%
4) Reform Party 44%
5) Libertarian Party 40%
6) Democratic Party 40%
7) Green Party 28%

~Satanic Reverend Medivh~

1) Libertarian Party 96%
2) Constitution Party 65%
3) Republican Party 43%
4) Reform Party 43%
5) Green Party 35%
6) Democratic Party 22%
7) Natural Law Party 13%

Most LP yet. :)

These tests are horrible. If you pick all increase, aka more authoritarian, you get Green 100%, and as a Green, I know that that's bullshit.
Yah. I generally agree. While the Greens are the most generally authoritarian of the bunch, the questions (esp. those on sex) would not lead a Green to an Increase answer.

These tests are horrible. If you pick all increase, aka more authoritarian, you get Green 100%, and as a Green, I know that that's bullshit.

Eh? I wouldn't necessarily consider all of the increases to be authoritarian, but that's beside the point- if you do 'all increase', then you get Natural Law Party 84%.

1) Natural Law Party 78%
2) Green Party 78%
3) Democratic Party 61%
4) Republican Party 56%
5) Reform Party 56%
6) Constitution Party 39%
7) Libertarian Party 11%

Does this make me strange?

1) Green Party 89%
2) Democratic Party 61%
3) Natural Law Party 61%
4) Reform Party 56%
5) Libertarian Party 44%
6) Republican Party 33%
7) Constitution Party 28%

Go me...

1) Green Party 64%
2) Democratic Party 57%
3) Reform Party 57%
4) Libertarian Party 50%
5) Natural Law Party 50%
6) Republican Party 43%
7) Constitution Party 36%

1) Republican Party 100%
2) Constitution Party 64%
3) Natural Law Party 48%
4) Reform Party 44%
5) Libertarian Party 40%
6) Democratic Party 40%
7) Green Party 28%

~Satanic Reverend Medivh~
Sprung, this mixed with Political Compass reveals my next target for Liberalisation... *evil laugh*

1) Green Party 64%
2) Democratic Party 57%
3) Reform Party 57%
4) Libertarian Party 50%
5) Natural Law Party 50%
6) Republican Party 43%
7) Constitution Party 36%
thats moderate if i ever saw it!

1) Green Party 71%
2) Natural Law Party 64%
3) Democratic Party 57%
4) Republican Party 43%
5) Reform Party 43%
6) Libertarian Party 36%
7) Constitution Party 36%

I can't stand the green party. Then again I wouldn't expect it to give accurate results based on so few questions. But besides that it is accurate, and I wonder if the test was somehow biased since a lot of us got Green party but I doubt all of you like them. I tend to like the natural law party (except for some of the newagey stuff you will find on their website). I would probably flip the democratic party and the republican party around on the list. But that's probably because there was no "I care more about increasing regulations on this then on that" option. Libertarianism right on the bottom is clearly inaccurate because it's above zero. Hey at least its on the bottom of the list.

Obviously it is not biased toward any perticular party. If anything it goes to prove that free thinkers tend to lean more toward libertairan and republican parties. But again that test is laking in the current spin some of the republicans have made the current Republican party more authoritative and imperialistic. sigh. Here is my score


1) Libertarian Party 73%
2) Constitution Party 68%
3) Reform Party 59%
4) Republican Party 50%
5) Democratic Party 36%
6) Green Party 36%
7) Natural Law Party 23%

1) Libertarian Party 100%
2) Constitution Party 73%
3) Republican Party 45%
4) Reform Party 41%
5) Democratic Party 27%
6) Green Party 23%
7) Natural Law Party 9%

1) Republican Party 72%
2) Reform Party 72%
3) Green Party 56%
4) Libertarian Party 50%
5) Democratic Party 50%
6) Natural Law Party 50%
7) Constitution Party 50%

Weird.

Weird.
Well you are kinda reactionary in practice...

Well you are kinda reactionary in practice...
Uh huh. I GOT sumfin' you can react to! :D

http://www.3pc.net/matchmaker/quiz.html

I got the first time I took test:
1) Natural Law Party: 82%
2) Reform Party: 82%
3) Green: 73%
4) Democrat: 64%
5) Republican: 64%
6) Constitution: 36%
7) Libertarian: 9%

What are you?


Here's my results, not altogether surprising to me, either...

Green 81%
Reform 71%
Democratic 57%
Natural Law 57%
Libertarian 48%
Constitution 38%
Republican 33%

1) Libertarian Party 67%
2) Green Party 58%
3) Democratic Party 54%
4) Constitution Party 50%
5) Natural Law Party 46%
6) Republican Party 33%
7) Reform Party 33%

Oh - now I get it.
A "primary" is for the candidate of a party? I thought it was something like a state or local election.

My bad. :p

Yes. It is done that way to avoid what is called "party raiding" that is, deliberately voting for the weaker candidate of the party you do not support.

Example, when I lived in Kentucky, I registered Republican. The reason I did so was to engage in party-raiding. Many Dems in Kentucky do this, because many Dems run unopposed, and so the Dems like to try and mess up the Reps by voting for the one we Dems think is the easiest to beat. All of us "party raiders" of course, never had any intention of voting in the General Election for the guy we voted for in the Primaries...we intended, all along, to vote for the Democrat.

But a lot of us registered Republican so that we could try to defeat their stronger candidates before they ever got a chance to GET to the general election.

P.S. It's called "fighting dirty" by some people.

1) Democratic Party 68% :D
2) Natural Law Party 68% :D
3) Green Party 68%
4) Reform Party 47%
5) Republican Party 42%
6) Constitution Party 42%
7) Libertarian Party 32%

1) Libertarian Party 96%
2) Constitution Party 64%
3) Republican Party 44%
4) Reform Party 44%
5) Democratic Party 32%
6) Green Party 28%
7) Natural Law Party 16%

Mainly because Libertarians have this deep seated thing about Registering people... for any reason. Lists of names based on ideology or possession of a thing is a BAD idea.

Besides, the LP rarely has primary run-offs, so it's better to be able to help control one of the other parties through theirs... so you have to register R or D anyway...

The idea is they don't want people controlling information; you could say us libertarians want the least amount of government or heirachy as possible. It gives the individual freedom to choose and change rather than feeling that since they're registered, they must conform to a set of principles or values - just look at the sheep mentality of the Republicans and how many disagree with the neo-con religious right agenda, but at unwilling to stand up and say 'enough is enough'.

Yah. I generally agree. While the Greens are the most generally authoritarian of the bunch, the questions (esp. those on sex) would not lead a Green to an Increase answer.

Not quite; socially, the Greens in New Zealand actually side more with the Libertarian parties than one would expect; both don't want government regulating peoples lives inside the homes; the only difference is that they want to spend more of prevention in healthcare rather than doing the ambulance at the bottom of the cliff - and sometimes that gives an impression that its controlling the population, when in reality, its no more regulartory than any other party.

Yes. It is done that way to avoid what is called "party raiding" that is, deliberately voting for the weaker candidate of the party you do not support.

Example, when I lived in Kentucky, I registered Republican. The reason I did so was to engage in party-raiding. Many Dems in Kentucky do this, because many Dems run unopposed, and so the Dems like to try and mess up the Reps by voting for the one we Dems think is the easiest to beat. All of us "party raiders" of course, never had any intention of voting in the General Election for the guy we voted for in the Primaries...we intended, all along, to vote for the Democrat.

But a lot of us registered Republican so that we could try to defeat their stronger candidates before they ever got a chance to GET to the general election.

P.S. It's called "fighting dirty" by some people.

The again, it would be nice if the candidates actually released their cabnet before the election; atleast in the parliamentry elections in New Zealand, Australia and the UK, you know who the party leader is and the possible ministers are going to be in the new cabnet; so atleast you can vote based on the COMPLETE situation, not just one person.

1) Democratic Party 78%
2) Green Party 72%
3) Natural Law Party 67%
4) Reform Party 44%
5) Libertarian Party 33%
6) Republican Party 33%
7) Constitution Party 22%

1) Green Party 68%
2) Libertarian Party 58%
3) Reform Party 47%
4) Democratic Party 42%
5) Natural Law Party 42%
6) Republican Party 37%
7) Constitution Party 26%

whoooooooo....:p

I got:

1) Green Party 91%
2) Democratic Party 68%
3) Natural Law Party 68%
4) Reform Party 55%
5) Libertarian Party 36%
6) Republican Party 36%
7) Constitution Party 14%

But I wanted to say, "I got a rock" instead.

I got:

1) Green Party 91%
2) Democratic Party 68%
3) Natural Law Party 68%
4) Reform Party 55%
5) Libertarian Party 36%
6) Republican Party 36%
7) Constitution Party 14%

But I wanted to say, "I got a rock" instead.
Creepy ;)

1) Green Party 75%
2) Natural Law Party 65%
3) Reform Party 65%
4) Democratic Party 55%
5) Republican Party 45%
6) Libertarian Party 40%
7) Constitution Party 40%
:confused:
Meh

1) Green Party 71%
2) Libertarian Party 57%
3) Democratic Party 57%
4) Reform Party 50%
5) Natural Law Party 43%
6) Constitution Party 43%
7) Republican Party 36%

Green?? Meh...Republicans are last, and Democrats aren't first.

Two out of three aint bad. :p

Peace and Justice - 100%
Constitution - 91%

I couldn't care less of the other Parties. :p

thats moderate if i ever saw it!

"Some political moderates are "bi-polar" in the sense that they side with right-wingers on certain classes of issues, but with left-wingers on others, rather than consistently staking out intermediate positions across the board."-wilkipedia (under definition of "moderate")

This explains so much to me. Think I should go see a psychiatrist?

1) Constitution Party 100%
2) Republican Party 77%
3) Reform Party 54%
4) Libertarian Party 46%
5) Natural Law Party 46%
6) Democratic Party 23%
7) Green Party 15%

Yep, I'd say pretty accurate.

1) Libertarian Party 94%
2) Constitution Party 71%
3) Republican Party 53%
4) Reform Party 35%
5) Democratic Party 18%
6) Green Party 18%
7) Natural Law Party 12%

Well that was fun

Now stop taxing me and let me go clean my rifle!

Or something like that...

Green Party: 95%
Natural Law Party: 77%
Democratic Party: 73%
Reform Party: 59%
Republican Party: 32%
Libertarian Party: 27%
Constitution Party: 18%

About what I expected.

What are you?
1) Libertarian Party 83%
2) Constitution Party 78%
3) Reform Party 72%
4) Republican Party 56%
5) Green Party 33%
6) Democratic Party 28%
7) Natural Law Party 22%

1) Green Party 95%
2) Democratic Party 79%
3) Natural Law Party 74%
4) Reform Party 53%
5) Libertarian Party 37%
6) Republican Party 32%
7) Constitution Party 16%

I am so sorry if I confused you.:( It's always my fault, I am unbelievably unclear 90% of the time.
so your believably unclear the rest of the time?

1) Republican Party 72%
2) Reform Party 72%
3) Green Party 56%
4) Libertarian Party 50%
5) Democratic Party 50%
6) Natural Law Party 50%
7) Constitution Party 50%

Weird.

That's really strange.


You like everyone?

1) Green Party 100%
2) Democratic Party 75%
3) Natural Law Party 75%
4) Reform Party 63%
5) Republican Party 31%
6) Libertarian Party 25%
7) Constitution Party 13%

Wow... 100% Green!

1) Green Party 90%
2) Democratic Party 70%
3) Natural Law Party 65%
4) Reform Party 55%
5) Libertarian Party 40%
6) Republican Party 30%
7) Constitution Party 15%

1) Republican Party 62%
2) Natural Law Party 52%
3) Libertarian Party 48%
4) Green Party 48%
5) Constitution Party 43%
6) Democratic Party 33%
7) Reform Party 29%

1) Green Party 90%
2) Democratic Party 75%
3) Natural Law Party 70%
4) Reform Party 60%
5) Libertarian Party 35%
6) Republican Party 30%
7) Constitution Party 10%
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If only the Greens in America were anything worth a damn...

1) Green Party 90%
2) Democratic Party 75%
3) Natural Law Party 70%
4) Reform Party 60%
5) Libertarian Party 35%
6) Republican Party 30%
7) Constitution Party 10%
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If only the Greens in America were anything worth a damn...

Hmm, we're pretty close. :)

1) Green Party 76%
2) Democratic Party 71%
3) Natural Law Party 65%
4) Republican Party 53%
5) Reform Party 47%
6) Libertarian Party 35%
7) Constitution Party 24%

1) Democratic Party 63%
2) Libertarian Party 58%
3) Green Party 58%
4) Republican Party 47%
5) Natural Law Party 47%
6) Constitution Party 37%
7) Reform Party 32%

so your believably unclear the rest of the time?
exactly, I am never clear at all, sometimes it is believable though.

1) Green Party 86%
2) Reform Party 71%
3) Democratic Party 57%
4) Natural Law Party 57%
5) Libertarian Party 43%
6) Republican Party 36%
7) Constitution Party 29%

Well, I'll buy that, I guess. I was briefly one of the movers and shakers in my local Green Party, before I became disgusted with the amount of infighting it took to get anything done (which, given my home state, wasn't going to accomplish anything significant anyway). And I do miss the Reform Party. I'm currently registered Democrat, because that's as close as I can get to my actual beliefs in North Carolina (a whopping 57%. Hooray.)

On the other hand, I think the Natural Law Party is a bunch of fruitcakes. And I'm a bit surprised that Libertarian came out so low, because Greens and Libertarians actually agree on a lot of issues (although they disagree strongly on others).

The test doesn't list the White Patriot Party, so I'll go ahead and add them in at 0%. :p

Yes. It is done that way to avoid what is called "party raiding" that is, deliberately voting for the weaker candidate of the party you do not support.

Example, when I lived in Kentucky, I registered Republican. The reason I did so was to engage in party-raiding. Many Dems in Kentucky do this, because many Dems run unopposed, and so the Dems like to try and mess up the Reps by voting for the one we Dems think is the easiest to beat. All of us "party raiders" of course, never had any intention of voting in the General Election for the guy we voted for in the Primaries...we intended, all along, to vote for the Democrat.

But a lot of us registered Republican so that we could try to defeat their stronger candidates before they ever got a chance to GET to the general election.

P.S. It's called "fighting dirty" by some people.

It used to be common in North Carolina for some die-hard Democrats to switch parties before the Republican primary so that they could vote against Jesse Helms twice. But after a couple of Senate terms, ol' Jesse no longer had any primary opposition, so that fell by the wayside.

It also used to be common in my state for many Republicans to actually register as Democrats, because few Republican candidates had primary opposition, and even fewer were going to win against their Democratic opposition anyway (the Democrats had a firm lock on the NC General Assembly, the governor's office, and most Council of State offices for most of the 20th century.)

Now that NC actually has a strong Republican party, things are different. Way different. The NC House actually had two speakers for a while recently, because it was evenly divided between Democrats and Republicans and neither party could take exclusive control.

:p

1) Democratic Party 58%
2) Natural Law Party 58%
3) Green Party 58%
4) Reform Party 50%
5) Constitution Party 50%
6) Libertarian Party 42%
7) Republican Party 33%

guess it's a good thing i'm not an american, I wouldn't know what to vote, it seems I'm the one with the least agreement with any party...

1) Democratic Party 58%
2) Natural Law Party 58%
3) Green Party 58%
4) Reform Party 50%
5) Constitution Party 50%
6) Libertarian Party 42%
7) Republican Party 33%

guess it's a good thing i'm not an american, I wouldn't know what to vote, it seems I'm the one with the least agreement with any party...

I can respect that. It just shows you can think for yourself. http://assets.jolt.co.uk/forums/images/icons/icon14.gif (Mind you, that's a felony in some states....)

:p

1) Constitution Party 90%
2) Libertarian Party 70%
3) Republican Party 70%
4) Democratic Party 30%
5) Natural Law Party 30%
6) Reform Party 30%
7) Green Party 0%

1) Libertarian Party 69%
2) Green Party 69%
3) Reform Party 50%
4) Democratic Party 44%
5) Constitution Party 38%
6) Natural Law Party 31%
7) Republican Party 25%

Can someone tell me what an 'entitlement program' is?

l33t, libertarian.

1) Natural Law Party 91%
2) Democratic Party 82%
3) Green Party 77%
4) Republican Party 55%
5) Reform Party 55%
6) Constitution Party 23%
7) Libertarian Party 5%

1) Libertarian Party 95%
2) Constitution Party 64%
3) Republican Party 50%
4) Reform Party 45%
5) Green Party 32%
6) Democratic Party 27%
7) Natural Law Party 18%

Shocker of shockers...Looks like I'm a libertarian, good thing I had this quiz, the Cato hand book, Robert Nozick, and Locke on my bookshelf was giving me the impression that maybe I was a populist ;). I'm still trying to figure out how they have me so high on Constitution and Green Party, as I answered against their core party principals...

1) Libertarian Party 82%
2) Constitution Party 76%
3) Reform Party 65%
4) Republican Party 47%
5) Green Party 35%
6) Democratic Party 18%
7) Natural Law Party 18%

weird because I am a registered republican.............:eek:


Your party has been moving away from you, especially with the imposition...I'm sorry, introduction- of "compasionate conservatism."

yeah a lot of people around here don't like it either. I don't see it changing any time soon though. I know a lot of people who feel like they "have" to register either democrat or republican, even though they don't really agree with them.


Hell, I'm a fairly conservative Libertarian and I have to register democrat. Then again, I live in Chicago and I like the idea of having my garbage collected.

1) Green Party 76%
2) Reform Party 57%
3) Libertarian Party 52%
4) Democratic Party 52%
5) Natural Law Party 52%
6) Republican Party 43%
7) Constitution Party 24%


Even though it was a US site, I just went with what I would do.

1) Libertarian Party 90%
2) Constitution Party 60%
3) Republican Party 45%
4) Democratic Party 40%
5) Green Party 30%
6) Natural Law Party 25%
7) Reform Party 25%

Death or freedom.

Can someone tell me what an 'entitlement program' is?
A welfare program that has become so entrenched that people no longer see it as a way to assist them through a hard stretch but rather as somthing they are "entitled" to in perpetuity - usually because of their "race".

A welfare program that has become so entrenched that people no longer see it as a way to assist them through a hard stretch but rather as somthing they are "entitled" to in perpetuity - usually because of their "race".

Spoken like a truly selfish, heartless, soulless, greedy Republican. I can only assume you are a white, heterosexual Christian male and, thus, were never a victim of discrimination, since you were always in the majority.

Typical.

Spoken like a truly selfish, heartless, soulless, greedy Republican. I can only assume you are a white, heterosexual Christian male and, thus, were never a victim of discrimination, since you were always in the majority.

Typical.

I'm not white, I'm Christian, am a bisexual, have been the victim of discrimination, have never been on welfare, paid my own way through college without anyone's help or a loan from the government, I house victims of domestic violence in my own house, and I vote Republican.

Typical.

1) Green Party 70%
2) Natural Law Party 65%
3) Reform Party 65%
4) Democratic Party 55%
5) Republican Party 45%
6) Libertarian Party 40%
7) Constitution Party 35%

It says I'm Green. I don't feel green.

1) Constitution Party 94%
2) Libertarian Party 82%
3) Republican Party 59%
4) Reform Party 53%
5) Green Party 18%
6) Democratic Party 12%
7) Natural Law Party 6%

Not bad...it's pretty close to what I'd be if I picked a party...

1) Libertarian Party 83%
2) Green Party 61%
3) Reform Party 56%
4) Constitution Party 50%
5) Republican Party 44%
6) Democratic Party 39%
7) Natural Law Party 33%

Fairly nice and what'd I'd agree with if being US. I'm surprised to see Republican so high up though (above Democratic)

1) Green Party 86%
2) Democratic Party 64%
3) Natural Law Party 57%
4) Reform Party 57%
5) Libertarian Party 50%
6) Republican Party 36%
7) Constitution Party 29%

what the heck is the Constitution Party anyway.

1) Green Party 91%
2) Democratic Party 73%
3) Natural Law Party 73%
4) Reform Party 64%
5) Libertarian Party 32%
6) Republican Party 23%
7) Constitution Party 23%

1) Libertarian Party 75%
2) Constitution Party 70%
3) Republican Party 60%
4) Reform Party 55%
5) Green Party 35%
6) Democratic Party 30%
7) Natural Law Party 25%

what the heck is the Constitution Party anyway.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constitution_Party

1) Libertarian Party 75%
2) Reform Party 63%
3) Green Party 50%
4) Constitution Party 50%
5) Democratic Party 46%
6) Republican Party 46%
7) Natural Law Party 29%


My ignorance of American politics forces me to find out what the Reform Party, Natural Law Party and the Constitution Party are (well I can kinda guess what the last one entails).

Good to see the two bipartisan giants at a low stalemate though.

Spoken like a truly selfish, heartless, soulless, greedy Republican. I can only assume you are a white, heterosexual Christian male and, thus, were never a victim of discrimination, since you were always in the majority.

Typical.And yet, what did I say that is untrue? Welfare programs are ostensibly to help people through a hard spot until they become self sufficient. No one is "entitled" to perpetual welfare - yet that is exactly what some programs have become.

Besides, I am neither "Christian" or a Republocrat. Selfish, Heartless, Soulless, White Hetero Male, maybe. But I draw the line at "Christian Republocrat".

And Yes, I have been the victim of discrimination - because I am a "White Hetro Male". So, go figure.

1) Green Party 86%
2) Democratic Party 64%
3) Natural Law Party 57%
4) Reform Party 57%
5) Libertarian Party 50%
6) Republican Party 36%
7) Constitution Party 29%

what the heck is the Constitution Party anyway.


It's an ironic name for a group who favor Christian Reconstructionism.

1) Green Party 67%
2) Democratic Party 62%
3) Natural Law Party 52%
4) Libertarian Party 48%
5) Reform Party 48%
6) Republican Party 43%
7) Constitution Party 43%

im not american so all i know is republicans are bad, but i still seem to have done ok.

where's the NBIP?:)

It's an ironic name for a group who favor Christian Reconstructionism.
What does bringing back religion into the Govt have to do with the Constitution?

1) Green Party 77%
2) Reform Party 62%
3) Democratic Party 54%
4) Natural Law Party 54%
5) Constitution Party 38%
6) Libertarian Party 31%
7) Republican Party 31%

What does bringing back religion into the Govt have to do with the Constitution?

They openly state they want law based on biblical standards (ie thier interpretation thereof..)

I like their stance on pornography. "We'll support freedom of speech by censoring it. "

Note: This is largely reflective of how I run my nation, not my RL political beliefs.

1) Libertarian Party 92%
2) Constitution Party 60%
3) Republican Party 40%
4) Reform Party 40%
5) Democratic Party 36%
6) Green Party 32%
7) Natural Law Party 20%

I'm not white, I'm Christian, am a bisexual, have been the victim of discrimination, have never been on welfare, paid my own way through college without anyone's help or a loan from the government, I house victims of domestic violence in my own house, and I vote Republican.

Typical.

I wouldn't be too concerned, if you actually disagree with her for too long you are entered onto her ignore list:D

Seriously, we're an ever expanding group of people who dare to hold opinions contrary to Lyric.:)

Spoken like a truly selfish, heartless, soulless, greedy Republican. I can only assume you are a white, heterosexual Christian male and, thus, were never a victim of discrimination, since you were always in the majority.

Typical.

Spoken like a truly whining, sticky-fingered, race-card-playing, entitlement-loving, lazy socialist with a fetish for other people's money and a bent towards negative assumptions and blanket statements.

hehe

Spoken like a truly whining, sticky-fingered, race-card-playing, entitlement-loving, lazy socialist with a fetish for white people.

hehe

I personally welcome you to her ever expanding ignore list:p

1) Constitution Party 75%
2) Republican Party 63%
3) Libertarian Party 56%
4) Green Party 44%
5) Democratic Party 31%
6) Natural Law Party 31%
7) Reform Party 31%

What is the constitution party anyway?

Libertarian, 85%. I must've had 90% of those as "decrease".

http://www.3pc.net/matchmaker/quiz.html

I got the first time I took test:
1) Natural Law Party: 82%
2) Reform Party: 82%
3) Green: 73%
4) Democrat: 64%
5) Republican: 64%
6) Constitution: 36%
7) Libertarian: 9%

What are you?

1) Constitution Party 80%
2) Republican Party 70%
3) Libertarian Party 50%
4) Natural Law Party 45%
5) Reform Party 45%
6) Democratic Party 35%
7) Green Party 30%

Precisely what I thought I was :D

Well, try this:

The D candidate has no opposition, but there are 2 R candidates. The D's determine they can beat R1 easier tha R2, so in an open primary they flood the ballot box with votes for R1.

By definition, those votes are disingenuous because the Ds intend for R1 to lose...
It would be like allowing non-share-holding members of PETA vote for the president of Hormel Meats.

Therefore, the closed primary insures that the individual parties have genuine control of who gets on the final ballot from their party - making it a more fair race in the General election - where anyone can vote for anybody.

Unless you get what happened in PA where you have Dems who are running one candidate only switch parties to vote in the Rep primary to get who they want on the ballot. Happened in the Senate Race. The dems switched parties to get keep Specter because it looked like he was going to lose in the primary.

I wouldn't be too concerned, if you actually disagree with her for too long you are entered onto her ignore list:D

Seriously, we're an ever expanding group of people who dare to hold opinions contrary to Lyric.:)

That is an understatement :D

What is the constitution party anyway?

They believe in strict interpretation of the US Constitution. They want it followed as it is written basically.

Damn. I'm now in the Green Party.

1) Green Party 88%
2) Natural Law Party 71%
3) Democratic Party 59%
4) Reform Party 53%
5) Libertarian Party 35%
6) Republican Party 35%
7) Constitution Party 18%

Heh. Heh.

1) Reform Party 71%
2) Natural Law Party 63%
3) Green Party 63%
4) Democratic Party 54%
5) Constitution Party 54%
6) Republican Party 50%
7) Libertarian Party 33%

1) Libertarian Party 91%
2) Constitution Party 74%
3) Republican Party 48%
4) Reform Party 43%
5) Democratic Party 26%
6) Green Party 22%
7) Natural Law Party 13%

I am consider myself to be an independant paleo-conservative/libertarian.

1) Green Party 89%
2) Democratic Party 63%
3) Natural Law Party 63%
4) Reform Party 53%
5) Libertarian Party 42%
6) Republican Party 37%
7) Constitution Party 21%

Libertarian 81%
Constitutionalist 75%
Republican 63%
Reform Party 44%
Democrat 31%
Green Party 25%
Natural Law 19%

http://www.3pc.net/matchmaker/quiz.html

I got the first time I took test:
1) Natural Law Party: 82%
2) Reform Party: 82%
3) Green: 73%
4) Democrat: 64%
5) Republican: 64%
6) Constitution: 36%
7) Libertarian: 9%

What are you?
1) Green Party 94%
2) Democratic Party 72%
3) Natural Law Party 72%
4) Reform Party 56%
5) Republican Party 33%
6) Libertarian Party 28%
7) Constitution Party 28%

Green Party? WTF!! Republican Party at 33% is way too high!!

1) Constitution Party 80%
2) Republican Party 70%
3) Libertarian Party 50%
4) Natural Law Party 45%
5) Reform Party 45%
6) Democratic Party 35%
7) Green Party 30%

Precisely what I thought I was :D
Ya!! A Bushevik!!

Ya!! A Bushevik!!

:rolleyes:

1) Libertarian Party 83%
2) Constitution Party 57%
3) Reform Party 52%
4) Republican Party 43%
5) Green Party 43%
6) Democratic Party 39%
7) Natural Law Party 22%


WTF?

And Yes, I have been the victim of discrimination - because I am a "White Hetro Male". So, go figure.
My ASS!! You wouldn't know REAL discrimination if it bit you in the ass!!

So a black guy got a promotion over you due to Affirmative Action?? WHOOP-WHOOP!! Try going as long-term unemployed as I have, then talk to me about REAL discrimination, okay, pal?

This test is way too linear and biased.

Spoken like a truly whining, sticky-fingered, race-card-playing, entitlement-loving, lazy socialist with a fetish for other people's money and a bent towards negative assumptions and blanket statements.

hehe
No. spoken like someone who is sick and fucking tired of getting the shit-end of the stick all the time, and who only wants a fair chance to make or break their own selves, based ONLY on skills abilities, experience, and merits...and not bullshit qualifications, like sexual orientation or gender identity, or race, or physical unattractiveness, or gender, or any number of other things employers use to discriminate against people!

I'm sick and tired of always being disadvantaged, okay?

No. spoken like someone who is sick and fucking tired of getting the shit-end of the stick all the time, and who only wants a fair chance to make or break their own selves, based ONLY on skills abilities, experience, and merits...and not bullshit qualifications, like sexual orientation or gender identity, or race, or physical unattractiveness, or gender, or any number of other things employers use to discriminate against people!

I'm sick and tired of always being disadvantaged, okay?

Don't let Frangland get to you. I don't take his posts seriously, and neither should any other person with even a smidge of intellect.

50% Republican :)

Don't let Frangland get to you. I don't take his posts seriously, and neither should any other person with even a smidge of intellect.

Heartless, soulless selfish greedy people ALWAYS get to me.

Heartless, soulless selfish greedy people ALWAYS get to me.

Yeah, same here... This country's full of dickheads, isn't it...

1) Libertarian Party 89%
2) Reform Party 67%
3) Constitution Party 67%
4) Republican Party 44%
5) Green Party 44%
6) Democratic Party 33%
7) Natural Law Party 11%

Man I'm turning into a Libertarian.....

Yeah, same here... This country's full of dickheads, isn't it...
I hope you NEVER have to learn that lesson as intimately as I have!

I hope you NEVER have to learn that lesson as intimately as I have!

Heh, I've been on welfare for the past 8+ years...

Interesting...I figured out what would result in 100% Republican, and came up with the following:

If I were in charge, I would...

1. Increase regulation of radio, TV, press, and internet content.
2. Decrease regulation of licensed gun ownership.
3. Decrease regulation of the health care industry.
4. Increase regulation of minimum worker wages, and benefits.
5. Increase regulation of hiring practices, and quota legislation.
6. Increase restrictions on immigration.
7. Decrease regulations on use of natural resources.
8. Decrease regulations on use of private property.
9. Increase regulation of marijuana and other drugs.
10. Increase regulations on sex by consenting adults.
11. Increase restrictions on abortion.
12. Increase subsidies for the poor.
13. Increase subsidies for scientific research.
14. Increase subsidies for businesses and farms.
15. Decrease regulations on lobbying and campaign financing.
16. Decrease federal involvement in public education.
17. Decrease federal involvement in entitlement programs.
18. Increase federal law enforcement agencies.
19. Increase subsidies for foreign democracies.
20. Increase military defense of other nations.
21. Decrease US commitment to the United Nations.
22. Decrease taxes on personal income.
23. Increase taxes on corporate income.
24. Decrease taxes on gifts and inherited wealth.
25. Decrease taxes on imported goods (tariffs).


I'm interested in what the choices are for other parties, but I don't want to do the work. If you're interested enough to do any more...please do!

Yeah, same here... This country's full of dickheads, isn't it...


Tell me about it. :headbang:

1) Green Party 79%
2) Natural Law Party 71%
3) Reform Party 57%
4) Democratic Party 50%
5) Republican Party 50%
6) Constitution Party 36%
7) Libertarian Party 29%

Interesting and pretty accurate.

None of them, since I'm an anarchist.

1) Democratic Party 68%
2) Natural Law Party 66%
3) Green Party 56%
4) Reform Party 50%
5) Republican Party 39%
6) Constitution Party 39%
7) Libertarian Party 22%

1) Green Party 75%
2) Libertarian Party 65%
3) Reform Party 65%
4) Constitution Party 45%
5) Democratic Party 40%
6) Natural Law Party 40%
7) Republican Party 35%

1] Doesn't listen to Internet polls to determine his politics: 150%
2] Irrelevant.

Heh, I've been on welfare for the past 8+ years...

shit. I wish I even knew how to get welfare people to even CARE about me or my needs. I tried, several times, and always got turned down.

I always suspected it was because I was

A - White
B - Single
C - Childless
D - Transsexual

They looked at that package and basically told me to go fuck myself, that I was useless in every way possible, and that I oughta just go curl up and die, and who would give a fuck?

That was the attitude I got from welfare.

shit. I wish I even knew how to get welfare people to even CARE about me or my needs. I tried, several times, and always got turned down.

I always suspected it was because I was

A - White
B - Single
C - Childless
D - Transsexual

They looked at that package and basically told me to go fuck myself, that I was useless in every way possible, and that I oughta just go curl up and die, and who would give a fuck?

That was the attitude I got from welfare.


If they're not too personal, what are your reasons for going on it?

1) Republican Party 64%
2) Democratic Party 57%
3) Libertarian Party 50%
4) Natural Law Party 50%
5) Green Party 50%
6) Constitution Party 43%
7) Reform Party 21%

That's compelling evidence to answer things other than 'maintain.'

1) Libertarian Party 79%
2) Green Party 53%
3) Constitution Party 47%
4) Democratic Party 42%
5) Reform Party 42%
6) Republican Party 37%
7) Natural Law Party 37%

1) Libertarian Party 79%
2) Green Party 53%
3) Constitution Party 47%
4) Democratic Party 42%
5) Reform Party 42%
6) Republican Party 37%
7) Natural Law Party 37%

I must say, OL, I'm surprised. I'd have predicted 'apathetic' or 'Republican Party.' :p

Oh, i am apathetic. I'm just really, really bored right now.

1) Green Party 88%
2) Natural Law Party 82%
3) Democratic Party 76%
4) Reform Party 53%
5) Republican Party 47%
6) Libertarian Party 24%
7) Constitution Party 18%

My ASS!! You wouldn't know REAL discrimination if it bit you in the ass!! So a black guy got a promotion over you due to Affirmative Action?? WHOOP-WHOOP!!Um... No. Nice of you to make the unnecessary racist allusion though. How about never even getting an interview for an entry-level career position because of my age?
Try going as long-term unemployed as I have, then talk to me about REAL discrimination, okay, pal?Ah. You mean looking for work for over 3 years after geting a Degree and getting only ONE interview for my efforts? Of not being eligible for unemployment because the temp jobs I worked don't get you into the "system"? Of finally having to sell off most of your semi-valuable stuff so you can make a cross-country move in a beat-up '68 Beetle in order to take an overhead job working for your parents?

Nah. Don't know anything about that. :rolleyes:

shit. I wish I even knew how to get welfare people to even CARE about me or my needs. I tried, several times, and always got turned down.

I always suspected it was because I was

A - White
B - Single
C - Childless
D - Transsexual

They looked at that package and basically told me to go fuck myself, that I was useless in every way possible, and that I oughta just go curl up and die, and who would give a fuck? They look at (the first three in particular) and say - "Stop feeling sorry for yourself and go get a job." Not that they really care if it is a GOOD job, just that it is A job. The rest sounds more like what YOU want to believe - or at least how you present yourself to the world.

1) Natural Law Party 71%
2) Reform Party 64%
3) Green Party 57%
4) Democratic Party 43%
5) Republican Party 43%
6) Libertarian Party 36%
7) Constitution Party 36%

1) Green Party 80%
2) Natural Law Party 73%
3) Democratic Party 60%
4) Libertarian Party 40%
5) Republican Party 40%
6) Reform Party 33%
7) Constitution Party 20%

LOL GREEN PARTY.

1) Green Party 80%
2) Natural Law Party 73%
3) Democratic Party 60%
4) Libertarian Party 40%
5) Republican Party 40%
6) Reform Party 33%
7) Constitution Party 20%

LOL GREEN PARTY.
LOLO

1) Republican Party 76%
2) Libertarian Party 67%
3) Constitution Party 67%
4) Democratic Party 38%
5) Natural Law Party 38%
6) Reform Party 29%
7) Green Party 10%

Holy crap! I never thought it would be this extreme... well, 25 questions is a little light for a political survey.