Your political type according to Pew Research Center

Andymii

'Hoy, small fry!
See this.

Sorry if there's been topics like this before, but I found this political quiz to be surprisingly detailed, with a broad spectrum of possible results. It's from a pretty reputable source too.


Here's me (kinda surprising, I know my views were liberal, but not that liberal):

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So did I, I'm a solid liberal.

I think this graph has the degree of my political view...?

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"Generally young, well-educated and financially comfortable, the Next Generation Left have very liberal attitudes on many issues, including homosexuality, abortion, the environment and foreign policy. While overall supportive of an activist government, most are wary of expanding the social safety net. Most also have relatively positive views of Wall Street’s impact on the economy. While most affiliate with the Democratic Party or lean Democratic, few consider themselves strong Democrats."
 
Lord Bowser said:
I'll get the pitchforks
Lord Bowser said:
Uninstalling "The_Pyro_Guy.exe". Please wait.
Lord Bowser said:
I'm gonna start a petition to permaban TPG
I'm seeing a theme here. ;)

Well according to the website, my opinions are pretty much liberal, so I didn't break it that badly. On the other hand though, I'm really uneducated on politics and governments, which is why I normally stay out of topics like "who are you going to vote for" etc.

preview edit: just looked up what liberal means and I can say that I am definitely one.
 
solid liberal
liquid liberal
 
Well given every question had a reasonable person option and a huge goddamn arsehole option my result ended up being Solid Liberal

Too bad Liberal means something totally different here =_=
 
The Pyro Guy said:
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"Generally young, well-educated and financially comfortable, the Next Generation Left have very liberal attitudes on many issues, including homosexuality, abortion, the environment and foreign policy. While overall supportive of an activist government, most are wary of expanding the social safety net. Most also have relatively positive views of Wall Street’s impact on the economy. While most affiliate with the Democratic Party or lean Democratic, few consider themselves strong Democrats."

Same.