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[quote comment=”110518″]Re 9.: Matt, are you referring to the compass? If so, completely disagree & you clearly seem to have missed the nuances contained in the ?’s and the analysis. Glad to agree to disagree….[/quote]
I am referring to the questions originally in this thread that now seem to be “deleted”. The political compass is a tried and tested survey that I am very familiar with.
Sorry about the quiz – a reader suggested it and I put it up without checking the questions – haha!
The damn thing doesn’t work either… Wah Wahhhhh.
Re 9.: Matt, are you referring to the compass? If so, completely disagree & you clearly seem to have missed the nuances contained in the ?’s and the analysis. Glad to agree to disagree….
[quote comment=”110512″]Re 3.: Agreed. The compass is far more nuanced.
Re 7.: Furey, Nice try at mis-guided partisan projection.[/quote]
This study was so biased that I bet a lot of conservatives were considered Democrats by this survey. Some of the “conservative” answers in the survey were nonsensical. You can absolutely tell the writer of the questions had an agenda. Only the first and last questions seemed even remotely neutral.
Re 3.: Agreed. The compass is far more nuanced.
Re 7.: Furey, Nice try at mis-guided partisan projection.