Authoritarian: 40.6
Liberal 59.4

Nativist 44.7
Cosmopolitanism 56.3

Conservative 60.7
Progressive 39.3

Econ. Deregulations 37.7
Econ. Regulations 62.3

Small Budget 31.1
Big Budget 68.9

Privatization 41.5
Nationalisation 58.5

Budget:

12% Military
43% Welfare
10% Environment
16% Science
4% Agriculture
15% Education

State: Federal Multi-Party Republic
Social: Religious Centrism
System: Social State

Btw the bottom left box (green) doesn't exist. You can't have a society based on liberty (Libertarian) in combination with leftist economics, which are inherently coercive and involuntary.

Up-down represents social values (gay marriage, abortion, guns, drugs), left-right represents economics (healthcare, education, tax). It's very possible to have libertarian-based social values as well as a more controlled economy.

https://www.politicalcompass.org/chart?ec=-1.75&soc=6.97

Again and again, bullshit.

Forcing someone to provide service to customers they don't like is involuntary, immoral, and not libertarian. Giving people superior treatment from the government for arbitrary reasons by stealing from more deserving people and their tax dollars is involuntary, immoral, and not libertarian. Stealing people's property (guns) is involuntary, immoral, and not libertarian.

Edited 1/15/2017 00:00:13

Bottom left box is an oxymoron.

Do any superpowers have strict gun control laws? Like, is it illegal to have a firearm anywhere?

China^

Technically there is only one superpower currently, but Leibstandarte is right.

That's what I would have guessed. China is so weird. Seems like a good white flag strategy, though.

I was going to ask how they keep animal populations in check but it's probably a whole different ballgame over there with carnivores and stuff. That and government control I'd guess.....

Condensed urban areas or whatever their deal is probably adds to the gun control laws issue.

China's so weird, brah.

Whether or not the bottom left square is an oxymoron depends on individual interpretations of freedom. True freedom doesn't exist. You always answer to someone or something and we all decide which "oppressive" systems are permissible to us. Some people are more opposed to government regulations, some are bothered by the restrictions put in place by powerful conglomerates, organized crime, or religion. It's a philosophical question for sure but just because it's an oxymoron to one person doesn't mean it is to another. We all have different ideas about what freedom actually means.

Russia doesn't ban guns but they used to and I think they still have pretty strict regulations for average citizens.

Technically there is only one superpower currently, but Leibstandarte is right.

there's no "technically" about it, the meaning of "superpower" is kind of subjective.

Russia doesn't ban guns but they used to and I think they still have pretty strict regulations for average citizens.

I can't think of one big country besides America that gives out handguns without a license, or at all allows automatic guns. China near bans every gun from civilians. In India it's a big hassle to get a handgun and automtaic guns are illegal to civilians, no exception. And in Russia both handguns and autoguns are illegal to civilians.

https://i.snag.gy/8PX9hL.jpg

Religious Progressive Globalism

...k state religions are now progressive cool

https://i.snag.gy/5dAg9Z.jpg

Anyhow, I accidentally closed it out early, so no screenshot of right, but estimating from this screenshot I took:

>90% cosmopolitan/<10% nativist
70% small budget/30% big budget
60% privitisation/40% privatisation
60% economic deregulation/40% economic regulation
60% progressive/40% conservative
60% liberal/40% authoritarian

anyhow I accidentally closed the tab so I would screenshot my choices but the notable ones were
*0% taxes (!!!) well actually just kidding it goes from 0-40% taxes on imports but that's it
*no deficit
*barely any social spending (like I spent 1% on fighting poverty).
*heavy healthcare spending, though in an ideal system I don't think healthcare should be fully free, since folk should watch out for themselves, take care of themselves, not get off scot-free or be going to the hospit to clip their nails or something, but 99% of it (perhaps higher for some dealings) should be government-paid

Edited 1/15/2017 02:23:49

https://www.politicalcompass.org/yourpoliticalcompass?ec=-0.13&soc=0.51

in other words, "i am 12, what is politics"

That's why I joined the forum. To learn from you fine folks.

That and my republican ideals beats down my liberal ideals the older I get.