Opinion of the previous poster's PM score

[Yelnoc]

Fits him well.  Doesn't fit North Carolina, but then I'm pretty sure he's from Pennsylvania.

[Yelnoc]

Going by that score, he belongs in the Libertarian Party.

[Yelnoc]

Standard American Democrat (SAD, in a good way )

I have to wonder what Irish party he's a member of.

[Yelnoc]

Econ isn't bad.. social score is much too high.  Is it because of one issue (abortion perhaps?) or because you're a social conservative?

I wouldn't call myself socially conservative.  I don't reject change automatically at all, but I am a bit more authoritarian than the mainstream.  It was probably my abortion answer that drove up, though I did not prioritize the issue.  Basically, I don't believe the lowest common denominator man (or woman) is competent enough to behave in a way that doesn't harm society in someway, and thus needs a few nudges from the state in the right direction.  Like seat belt laws, taxes on fatty foods and drugs, etc.

[Yelnoc]

Mirrors mine, so obviously a FF.

[Yelnoc]

Too much of an anarcho-socialist for my tastes

[Yelnoc]

Molotov chucking types make me sad inside

[Yelnoc]

I did not quite have you down as an anarcho-capitalist.

[Yelnoc]

I have a feeling that I have commented on you before.  But still, it bothers me.  You seem like too nice of a guy to be a Randite.

[Yelnoc]

I have a feeling that I have commented on you before.  But still, it bothers me.  You seem like too nice of a guy to be a Randite.

What's that supposed to mean?

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Have you read that book? -_-

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[Yelnoc]

I don't think Klecly is as much of a neocon as he thinks he is.  Give it a few years

[Yelnoc]

Economic score is fine.  I have to wonder how many boxes one has to check as a "critical issues" to get a score over +/-5, though.  I just retook the PM test and my score moved slightly closer to the center economically while flip-flopping socially.  I don't see how people get so far from the center (not that I think the PM test is particularly accurate).

[Yelnoc]

I'm curious where he would place on a more international test.  Seatown is certainly an American Liberal, but the PM score would lead me to believe he is a strand of socialist, which I haven't picked up in any of his posts.