Fun With Memes -- Part 145

[nekosensei]

Swiped from lady_curmudgeon

What's Your Political Philosophy? created with QuizFarm.com

You scored as Green The Green Party believes in an America where decisions are made by the people and not by a few giant corporations. Their environmental goal is a sustainable world where nature and human society co-exist in harmony. Old School Democrat 80% Green 80% New Democrat 75% Libertarian 55% Foreign Policy Hawk 40% Socially Conservative Republican 30% Pro Business Republican 25%

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[nick-101.livejournal.com]

What's Your Political Philosophy?
You scored as a New Democrat
New Democrats emphasize fiscal conservatism, and have a strong preference for the free market. They believe in small-scale programs that provide targetted help to those in need, while working with the business community.
Green
80%
New Democrat
80%
Old School Democrat
65%
Foreign Policy Hawk
65%
Libertarian
60%
Pro Business Republican
45%
Socially Conservative Republican
40%

I always tend to get New Democrat . . .

[donutato-kun.livejournal.com]

And this time wasn't any different.

Normally it's followed by either Green or Libertarian (I'm very environmentally conscious, but I think I should have the freedom to figure that out for myself). Social Conservative and Foreign Policy Hawk are always on the bottom (again, I don't like people telling me what to do, and I don't like telling other countries what to do).

Ironically, I have pro-business Republican tendencies (which probably led to the New Democrat result) -- owing to the fact that I think we live in a capitalistic culture, and you're not going to change 500 years of instinct going to our Mother culture (England) no more than the Communists in China could truly change their people's 5000 years of cultural instinct. Best to work with business or keep them in check (don't like to live with them, but can't live without them). If we're truly meant to have a paradigm shift (like from Feudalism to Capitalism), it's gonna happen no matter what the government intervention, and it could take decades, even centuries. To try to force it inorganically through sheer will (before the time is right, in a matter of a few years) was the big mistake of Communist Russia.