Got strongest moral section as care and identify as left-liberal(not unexpected)

Isn't liberal right, not left?

It seems I'm a conservatist

Your scores are:
Care 16.7%
Fairness 16.7%
Loyalty 33.3%
Authority 50%
Purity 25%
Liberty 100%

Your strongest moral foundation is Liberty.
Your morality is closest to that of a Libertarian.

Looks like i'm the only one that dont care if it's fair ;)
I find it 100% acceptable that someone byes all 15 toys. Ofcorse it's stupid to do, but it is there problem to waist money and prablebly make there son hated by the other kids.

Edited 10/28/2015 15:43:53

It seems I'm a Left-Libertarian. Not really surprising. I'm not surprised that my strongest side is Care, either ^_^

Care: 97.2%
Fairness: 83.3%
Loyalty: 77.8%
Authority: 75%
Purity: 88.9%
Liberty: 69.4%

Conservative

*high care rating is only because I am a hindu and vegetarian. An insect is just as important as me or you.*

Intresting what's your opinion on insects killing each other of instance ant colony's fighting?

mass genocide.
and does that mean killing a bug is equal to murdering a person.

Edited 10/28/2015 17:22:39

My moralities are evenly divided with care 20,2% being the biggest.

The test says that I'm a Left-Libertarian with close traits to Conservative.

Actually I'm a nationalist.

Care 88.9%
Fairness 72.2%
Loyalty 33.3%
Authority 55.6%
Purity 55.6%
Liberty 50%

Strongest moral foundation is Care.
Morality is closest to that of a Left-Liberal

The problem I had with this test was that some of the question didn't specify whos actions you were judging.
For example, one of the statements was "Some men have a private, all-male club and feminists take them to court, demanding that they open it up to women."
I don't know i'm suppose to judge the all-male club or the feminists.

Edited 10/28/2015 18:34:05

Lolicon yes murdering an insect is tantamount to killing a person. A soul of one being is equal to the soul of another. Once you make a distinction between two souls its allows a person to justify immeasurable violence and evil. Indeed one can say by creating a hierarchy of souls among humans one can justify social darwinism.

Yeah true Snakeman. I found myself hesitating at questions because I had to interpret them. Not clear enough, especially that one example you cited.

Edited 10/28/2015 18:34:25

For the record, I think of myself as a moderate

Yeah some of the questions where very dodgy

Care 66.7%
Fairness 63.9%
Loyalty 47.2%
Authority 66.7%
Purity 75%
Liberty 61.1%

Your strongest moral foundation is Purity.
Your morality is closest to that of a Conservative.

The problem I had with this test was that some of the question didn't specify whos actions you were judging.
For example, one of the statements was "Some men have a private, all-male club and feminists take them to court, demanding that they open it up to women."
I don't know i'm suppose to judge the all-male club or the feminists.

Some men have a private, all-male club = no action, but situation.
feminists take them to court = action

But the question remains: give all thumps up coz they have the right to let the court look to the situation, or all thumps down coz court should judge that it can stay an all-male club?

I kept it neutral because I found it a banal question.

I feel purity has the largest range of variation between people. Just at a quick glance though.

I had the most difficulty and left neutral the question about the christian baker as he has a right to what he believes in and not making the cake and so do the people requesting the cake to be made.

That actually happened...
As you can guess by my profile pic, I tended to pick the more liberal options.

Also, what about the one where a guy peed on a church? WHO THE FUCK DOES THAT????

@LordofTurnips: how can you think that?! T_T

In essence, it has nothing to do with believe.
In my opinion, he can refuse any request made by a costumer coz he is not there slave.
When you sell something you can not refuse a customer to buy it, but with an order/request, you should have the right to decline!