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Got southeast on Politopia.

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The what ideology do you agree with?
   Fascism (100%)             
   National communism (97%)             
   Theocratic Socialism (95%)             
   Conservative social democracy (87%)             
   Eco-socialism (77%)             
   International communism (77%)             
   Democratic socialism (73%)             
   Green anarchism (66%)             
   Religious anarchism (64%)             
   Neoconservatism (62%)             
   Social liberalism (62%)             
   Paleoconservatism (61%)             
   Social democracy (61%)             
   Neolibertarianism (60%)             
   Liberal conservatism (59%)             
   Christian democracy (58%)             
   Anarcho-socialism (58%)             
   Classical liberalism (55%)             
   Libertarianism (44%)             
   Anarcho-capitalism (30%)   

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Well i've never really considered myself that.  Those ecological and nationalistic ones seem sort of strange to me.

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Your closest fit

http://sentimeter.thestar.com/#/results/d03ba7c2-87b5-44dc-a799-4e4dada1f75c

Faith and Family Right

The Faith and Family Right take moderate positions for the most part and generally think of themselves as centrists, though their views on family values are decidedly conservative.

Faith and Family Right are proponents of personal responsibility wherein individuals assume accountability for the choices they make as well as the consequences of those choices. This is balanced with a sense of moral obligation to ensure the well-being and dignity of others, particularly the poor. Faith and Family Right express a deeper concern about poverty than most other groups and their views on income inequality and support for the redistribution of wealth are more aligned with their counterparts on the Left than with those on the Right.

While they are broadly supportive of capitalism Faith and Family Right are wary of its capacity to foster greed. They support unions as a mechanism to balance the interests of management and labour.

Faith and Family Right are most likely of any group to identify as being religious — albeit it to varying degrees — and their views tend to reflect the shared tenets of most mainstream religious beliefs. While they do not necessarily advocate for a more religious society, they generally feel that the values and principles associated with traditional religious beliefs are a sound blueprint for social cohesion.

Closest to Heritage Right
Furthest to Steadfast Right

Same, except Closest was Libertarian Right and Furthest was Steadfast Right.

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(Substituting the word "American" for "Canadian")

That's what I did.  It made sense that way.

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<p><em>Your result for The Foreign Policy School Test...</em></p><h4>"Classic" Neocon</h4><p>You scored 15 Force, -2 Institutions,  and 9 Ideals!</p><p style="text-align:center"><img src="http://cdn.okcimg.com/php/load_okc_image.php/images/0x0/0x0/0/8410292930663605735.jpeg" width="150" height="180" /></p><div>You want to change the world for the better, you're willing to use force to do it, and you don't particularly care what the rest of the world thinks.  On behalf of the world, I hope that your notion of changing it for the better agrees with mine, or, if it doesn't, that you don't live in a country with the means to pursue your agenda.  You are probably a disgruntled former liberal who writes angry editorials that are published in the very newspapers you denigrate as elitist and liberal.</div><p><a href="http://www.helloquizzy.com/tests/the-foreign-policy-school-test">Take The Foreign Policy School Test</a> at <a href="http://www.helloquizzy.com/">HelloQuizzy</a></p>