Political Compass test

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personally i think the higher the income the more taxes one should pay and that the government should be involved (even if minimally) in regulating businesses

so i do absolutely believe in a strong government, but also in globalism and anti protectionist bullshit
@danilo your clarifications are really needed, thank you xD
@marc, i did? phew

For people in my social structure, I am considered a Fascist due to aspirations to restore a lost past (especially Brazil bc it had some glory in its Imperial days), morality, social stability and pre-modern aesthetic. Modern aesthetic is way too shitty in my opinion.

Indeed, I am archaic.

I actually believe the rich should pay more taxes than the commonfolk, but I abhor the common Latin leftist mantra that only the rich should fund the State themselves and stupid regulations that we Brazilians have.

Well, Latin America has a whole tradition of USA-backed Military Governments combating Soviet-backed Communist Guerillas. The Cold War was basically... that.

I am not a Nationalist per se, I am more of a PaleoConservative/Classic Liberal.

"The political compass is too reductionistic tho :<"

its always interesting to see how different our opinions can be! while personally i disagree it still is very interesting to see how different people can differ on ideologies despite having so many other things in common

The descriptions should be biased (especially on the Communist description), of course.
Something a Right-wing conservative would hate to admit is Hitler being a Conservative (at least here in Brazil, where neocons say Hitler was Left-wing due to his anti-England stance).

Nono, I mean it does in no way accomodate for the variance of far-left political views.
It for example in no way accommodates space for anarcho-communists. They would not fit on the chart.