What is your position on the political spectrum?

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Discover Your Political Spectrum Position

Are you curious about where you stand on the political spectrum? This engaging quiz will guide you through a series of thought-provoking questions designed to explore your beliefs on social justice, economics, and governance.

Evaluate your perspective on economic inequality.
Express your stance on immigration and government involvement.
Assess your views on crime, education, and corporate influence.

15 Questions4 MinutesCreated by ReflectingStar23

What is your opinion on economic inequality?

Inequality has little to do with personal abilities, but rather the unfairness rooted in our society.

Inequality is caused by both flaws in our society and the differences in personal abilities.

Inequality is, for the most part, the result of differences in personal abilities.

Should the government play an active role in combating racism?

Yes.

No. Racism is a significant issue in our society, but the government has no business in our individual lives.

No. There is no need to combat racism in our current society.

No. If anything, we are too kind to minorities nowadays.

What is your stance on progressive taxation? (The more you earn, the higher precentage of taxes you pay)

I support it. The rich needs to pay their fair share.

I do not support it. Progressive taxation harms our economy.

Is immigration good for our country?

Yes. Immigration creates a diverse and vibrant society, which can benefit our country.

Yes, economically. We must accept immigrants based on economic benefits they can produce for our society, and restrict the number of refugees and less educated people that enters our country.

No.

What is your stance on our economic system?

We need to abolish our current economic system in favour of a new system that guarantees true equality.

We need sweeping change to our deeply flawed capitalist system.

We need reforms in our economic system to provide people with more equal opportunities.

We need to keep our current market-oriented system.

We need a freer market than the current one.

How should we fight crime?

Be tough on crime and severely punish criminals at the expense of human rights.

Uphold law and order, reasonably punish criminals, while guaranteeing human rights for everyone.

Focus the justice system on rehabilitation rather than punishment.

What is your opinion on large-scale, international corporations?

They are an embodiment of human greed and should be taken head on by the working people.

They have mixed influence on our society, and should be put under proper regulations and taxations.

While having their problems, international corporations have way more positive influences on our everyday lives than negative ones.

Large corporations are the core of a thriving economy. We should lower their taxes and reduce their regulations for them to operate freely.

What is your stance on the public sector in our economy?

Most or all corporations should be public and owned by all people.

A thriving public sector and a competitive private sector are both essential to the future of our economy.

Private entrepreneurship is more important than public enterprises.

The government should have no place interfering in a free market economy.

What is your stance on religion?

My religion is far superior to all other religions. Everyone should convert to my religion.

While my religion is better, people can choose to believe whatever they want.

While I'm religious, I believe that all religions are equal.

I'm athiest/agnostic.

Should we legalize drugs?

Yes. Legalize or decriminalize all drugs.

We should legalize soft drugs such as marijuana, but not hard drugs such as cocaine and heroin.

Decriminalize drugs, but not legalizing them.

All drugs should be illegal.

Are workers being oppressed in the first world?

Yes, highly. We need to empower the workers through fundamental systematic changes.

Yes, to a degree. We need to protect workers' rights and prevent injustice in the workplace.

Not really. We need to focus on our economic growth, rather than focusing on workers' rights.

Should we legalize prostitution?

Yes.

Legalize private prostitution only (no red-light districts, brothels, etc.)

Decriminalize prostitution and pimping.

Decriminalize prostitution but not pimping.

No.

Is income inequality a significant social issue that needs to be solved?

Yes, and we must actively fight for equality.

Yes, and we need some reforms to our current system to reduce income inequality.

Income inequality is a not a major issue.

Income inequality is inevitable in a free market economy, and we should not do anything about it.

What is the number one purpose of education?

To keep kids in their place and teach them to obey the rules.

To turn kids into contributing members of our society.

To provide the kids with the knowledge they need to persue their own dreams.

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