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[Sprouts Farmers Market ✘]

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

https://www.lalibre.be/page/test-electoral-2019#/federal

I got 85% MR, 70% CD&V and 68% CdH (honestly I'm surprised that CD&V weren't top, I agree with them more than I do with either of those two francophone parties, MR and CdH).

At any rate now I know how I'd vote in the federal election in Belgium next month lol (one way or the other I'm francophone so it would be between MR and CdH); basically I agree more with CdH on social issues and unions but more on MR for the economy, state reforms and immigration, so I'd be an MR voter most likely.

Cool test.  I learned a few more words of French as I typed words and phrases I didn't know into the S3 translator browser extension.   
A few I didn't understand the topic, and one I was surprised by:  apparently the Belgian right/center-right parties want to let people drink alcohol while they drive?   Or am I misunderstanding?

Anyway my results are:
NVA, PP - 62%
CD&V - 59%
MR - 58%
VB - 53%
Groen - 46%,   ecolo - 45%,   Open VLD - 44%
CdH, DéFI  - 43%
sp.a 40% , PTB 38%, PVDA 37%, PS - 36%

I'm surprised a bit there's such a gap between CD&V and CdH, though I knew they had some differences.   Certainly I'd vote CdH before Vlaams Belang, or any other Francophone party aside from perhaps MR or PP.

[Anti-Bothsidesism]

https://www.isidewith.com/profile/3780402933/parties

[LAKISYLVANIA]

https://www.lalibre.be/page/test-electoral-2019#/federal

I tried taking the quiz despite not speaking French. I was able to answer about half the questions using things I could gather from context (as well as knowing spanish).

I got 42% PTB (far-left), 42% Ecolo (green, and who I would actually cast my ballot for), 40% PS (socdem), and 32% cdH (christian dem)

EDIT: When I clicked on what I assume is the "Flemish parties" section, I had Groen (also green) at 45%, so that's worth mentioning.

Flemish elections:


Federal elections:


European elections:


Brussels elections

[LAKISYLVANIA]

[ElectionsGuy]

I took the ISideWith quiz again.

91% Libertarian
77% Constitution
77% Republican
35% Socialist
32% Democratic
24% Green
21% Peace and Freedom

82% Gary Johnson
64% Donald Trump
54% John Kasich
51% John Delaney
45% Andrew Yang
41% Booker, O'Rourke
38% Gillibrand, Klobuchar
33% Sanders
31% Gabbard
30% Biden
26% Harris, Buttigieg, Warren
25% Castro

[John Dule]

My ISideWith ballot. No candidate who's actually running managed to score over 66%. And the one with 66% is Trump, who I'm definitely not voting for. So it looks like I'll be sitting this cycle out.



This one seems like bull; I don't see how I can be patriotic and also a neoliberal.

[Goldwater]

My ISideWith ballot. No candidate who's actually running managed to score over 66%. And the one with 66% is Trump, who I'm definitely not voting for. So it looks like I'll be sitting this cycle out.



This one seems like bull; I don't see how I can be patriotic and also a neoliberal.

It's probably calling you a "neoliberal" because you are economically right wing and too nationalist to be a libertarian, but not traditionalist enough to be a conservative.

[alancia]

https://lucasnorth.uk/sapply/

[Goldwater]

Your X-score is: 2.3
Your Y-score is: -1
Your Progressive score is: 6.5

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

Your X-score is: -4.9

Your Y-score is: 1.7

Your Progressive score is: 9.9

[Wells]

http://www.selectsmart.com/pastpres/ppresults.html

1.    Theodore Roosevelt (100%)
2.    Abraham Lincoln (99%)
3.    Franklin Delano Roosevelt (91%)   
4.    George Washington (90%)
5.    John F. Kennedy (90%)
6.    Thomas Jefferson (89%)
7.    Barack Obama (86%)   
8.    Harry S Truman (83%)
9.    Dwight David Eisenhower (82%)
10.    Ronald Reagan (80%)
11.    James Knox Polk (77%)
12.    Andrew Jackson (76%)
13.    James Monroe (76%)
14.    Bill Clinton (74%)
15.    Lyndon B. Johnson (71%)
16.    James Madison (70%)
17.    Woodrow Wilson (66%)
18.    George Herbert Walker Bush (64%)
19.    Jimmy Carter (63%)
20.    Gerald R. Ford (63%)
21.    William McKinley (62%)
22.    Grover Cleveland (59%)
23.    Richard M. Nixon (59%)
24.    John Adams (58%)
25.    Rutherford B. Hayes (56%)
26.    John Quincy Adams (55%)
27.    James A. Garfield (54%)
28.    Zachary Taylor (52%)
29.    Ulysses Simpson Grant (50%)
30.    William Howard Taft (47%)
31.    George Walker Bush (44%)
32.    Chester Alan Arthur (39%)
33.    Calvin Coolidge (36%)
34.    Benjamin Harrison (35%)
35.    Martin Van Buren (35%)
36.    William Henry Harrison (35%)
37.    Millard Fillmore (34%)
38.    John Tyler (34%)
39.    Franklin Pierce (32%)
40.    Andrew Johnson (28%)
41.    Herbert Hoover (25%)
42.    Warren G. Harding (24%)
43.    James Buchanan (11%)
44.    Donald Trump (0%)

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

http://www.selectsmart.com/pastpres/ppresults.html

1.    Franklin Delano Roosevelt (100%)                More Info
   2.    Theodore Roosevelt (97%)                More Info
   3.    Abraham Lincoln (87%)                More Info
   4.    Bill Clinton (86%)                More Info
   5.    John F. Kennedy (85%)                More Info
   6.    Barack Obama (82%)                More Info
   7.    Ronald Reagan (78%)                More Info
   8.    Lyndon B. Johnson (76%)                More Info
   9.    George Washington (76%)                More Info
   10.    Thomas Jefferson (76%)                More Info
   11.    James Knox Polk (76%)                More Info
   12.    Harry S Truman (73%)                More Info
   13.    Woodrow Wilson (71%)                More Info
   14.    Dwight David Eisenhower (71%)                More Info
   15.    Grover Cleveland (68%)                More Info
   16.    Andrew Jackson (66%)                More Info
   17.    James Monroe (65%)                More Info
   18.    John Adams (65%)                More Info
   19.    John Quincy Adams (62%)                More Info
   20.    James Madison (61%)                More Info
   21.    William McKinley (60%)                More Info
   22.    Richard M. Nixon (56%)                More Info
   23.    George Herbert Walker Bush (56%)                More Info
   24.    Jimmy Carter (56%)                More Info
   25.    James A. Garfield (53%)                More Info
   26.    Calvin Coolidge (52%)                More Info
   27.    William Howard Taft (52%)                More Info
   28.    Rutherford B. Hayes (50%)                More Info
   29.    Ulysses Simpson Grant (49%)                More Info
   30.    Gerald R. Ford (48%)                More Info
   31.    Chester Alan Arthur (47%)                More Info
   32.    Warren G. Harding (46%)                More Info
   33.    John Tyler (43%)                More Info
   34.    George Walker Bush (43%)                More Info
   35.    Benjamin Harrison (43%)                More Info
   36.    Martin Van Buren (41%)                More Info
   37.    Herbert Hoover (41%)                More Info
   38.    Zachary Taylor (39%)                More Info
   39.    William Henry Harrison (39%)           
   40.    Franklin Pierce (32%)              
   41.    Millard Fillmore (31%)        
   42.    Andrew Johnson (24%)        
   43.    James Buchanan (14%)    
   44.    Donald Trump (10%)

[OneJ]

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

[Goldwater]

The Politigram Compass

This quiz is like the political compass, bur with a third scale (progressive vs. conservative). My score was 1.67, -1.80, -3.20

[100% pro-life no matter what]

The Politigram Compass

This quiz is like the political compass, bur with a third scale (progressive vs. conservative). My score was 1.67, -1.80, -3.20

I didn't like that quiz because it combined issues relating to immigration and race with those relating to religion, abortion, and sexuality.  Those are two fundamentally different categories, and blending them gives answers that make no sense.

[Goldwater]

The Politigram Compass

This quiz is like the political compass, bur with a third scale (progressive vs. conservative). My score was 1.67, -1.80, -3.20

I didn't like that quiz because it combined issues relating to immigration and race with those relating to religion, abortion, and sexuality.  Those are two fundamentally different categories, and blending them gives answers that make no sense.

Eh, I  mean if you have enough scales it makes sense to separate them, but I can see why they would be combined on something with only 2 or 3 scales.

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

De Leonism.  Works for me.

[Sprouts Farmers Market ✘]

[Goldwater]

De Leonism.  Works for me.

Before I clicked on the link I was thinking of LaRouche for some reason, and I was briefly quite concerned,

[DavidB.]

0.75, 3.00, 7.90

[Sirius_]

Perfectly balanced, as all things should be

Similar agenda to the political compass though.

[bagelman]

[John Dule]

Unsurprising results here: