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if the left/right axis is based on collectivism vs private ownership then yes they are, that that collectivism means an authoritarian state is the reason for the other axis. I can't believe I'm defending political fucking compass.

Yes, go start one. What would you call significantly? Where has this strategy worked before?

Almost certainly not. But whether, or not, 'we' want one is another matter.

Do we really need yet another Political fucking Compass thread....?

political compass is crap

Political Compass also showed the Nazi party economically to the left of neoliberalism too

I have never thought that the Political Compass added anything more than confusion to the old Left Right analysis. I think it is sophistry. :D So Ner.

Not a real response, but I thought I'd offer you the 2010 version as well...for comparative purposes, like. 2010 2015

What do people make of the Political Compass analysis of the 2015 election? http://www.politicalcompass.org/uk2015

I can think of how a tactical Tory vote could be explained rationally. The Tories and Lib Dems are the only options....for now. The LibDems as a party are finished and it's possible at the next election after this one that the party will be in even worse shape. Voting Tory and causing them to...

Now that is talking tactical voting to the extreme. It makes no sense because the main criticism of the LibDems is that they are too Tory. Perhaps your political compass has become corrupted.

It's nothing to do with the forums here, except with regard to this particular thread. The comment was made on another site. You should stop letting your self-righteousness assert itself so strongly. that way you could avoid showing yourself up as a berk with posts like the above.

As I said - there are a few people posting who don't understand how the Internet works.

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IT'S NOT HERE!

Perhaps it's time for a sticky in the main forum then. Especially as people post politically sensetive posts, posts about drugs etc. I'm sure plenty of 'good' people post from work/university and now it's not a case of if the management here are prepared to tell tails to teacher but whether you...

I think that's just because we're more likely to disapprove of austerity & Trident etc. I don't think there's any bias in the way the options are presented. (Other than the assumption that politics consists of what politicians say it consists of).

I suspect this is a bit like where the political compass makes everyone out to be left libertarians, this makes everyone out to be liberal Left Green I'm sure there is no agenda behind it though

Absolutely. New Labour was, to be brutally honest, the natural evolution of the party, as they'd too often shied away from representing the working class. Unfortunately, people (even those of us who think we're politically clued-up) still buy into the romantic myths around Labour, rather than...

pathetic.