Honestly, there were a few questions I didn't really have strong feelings for or against, and I was kind of "in the middle" on. With that said, I think it's generally on point and I don't think it's supposed to be an exact representation of ones political ideals.
I started taking the test then I saw it had 6 pages. And I'm like .. yeah.. This will have to wait. I guess I'm lazy but I'll do the survery a little later.. It might teach me some things about myself.
Oh, I know. Yet with the atmosphere around here (which is certainly more liberal than I thought it was) they might not even want to take the test. I agree. There were a lot of things I didn't care either way on, so I just went ahead and chose disagree, so my test isn't very spot on.
Yeah. The United States is quite confusing when it comes to politics. That's why I try to stay out of it as much as I can, because I don't understand a lot of it. But yes, liberals in the United States are often the leftists. I think it comes from the saying "out in left field," as in people with radical ideas, which is often what liberals in the United States are.
Yeah I get the whole left wing/right wing idea, but I just don't see how a word such a liberal can change it's meaning over different (english speaking) countries. Ah politics makes so little sense.
A bit left, but that's basically from my religious and sexual views and stuff. But I generally consider myself a conservative.
Pretty accurate I'd say. EDIT: I'd have thought I'd be more left but it's my opinion that both sides have pros and cons so I think it's a decent balance I've got. I'm certainly a libertarian though.