Below you can see your results from the two views/surveys from the other two pages. All you have to do is use your two scores like an X and Y axis. The Political view is your X axis. You economic view is your Y axis. This is not scientific results. But it is pretty close. Notice where I am (Hamilton Big Blue). Now you know where you stand compared to me and famous leaders and the 2016 presidential candidates. You can click on it to get a bigger picture. You may also copy it anytime you want. Keep in mind these could possibly change from time to time when new/more information about a person comes out.
Quadrant I (top right):
- High government influence either by choice or necessity, based on religious affiliations, moral standards, considered more conservative. Believers in a more free market system. Yellow area though borders monarchist ideas.
- Less government influence. Believes in a free market and societal attitudes, considered individualist and libertarian. Gray area though borders chaos.
- Less government influence when it comes to regulation of society but control over montary systems. Considered to be highly liberal but also believers in more of a command economy. Gray are borders radicalism.
- High government influence either by choice or necessity based on societal needs. Believes government intervention is needed for humanitarian reasons. Considered to be socialist and believers in a command economy. Yellow area borders communist dictatorships.
From the chart above you can see why/how some elections turned out the way they did. But first here are some other explanations:
- The circles you see are pretty much the 6 main political parties of the US and where they would more than likely be compared to each other, not including those independents (which I am, just a very conservative one). Libertarian, Constitution, Republican tend to be the "conservatives" and the Green, Democrat, Socialist and Communist tend to be "liberals". See point #2.
- In reality there are no "left-wing" nuts or "right-wing" fanatics. So this does not really measure that. Although there are nuts and fanatics called extremists.
- The people on this chart are: in the yellow from top to bottom, Benito Mussolini, Adolf Hitler, Vladimir Putin, and Josef Stalin; in the green, Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, Tim, and Vladimir Lenin; in the blue, Daryl Castle, Gary Johnson, Hilary Clinton, Barack Obama, Karl Marx, and Bernie Sanders; in the pink, Jill Stein. If you want more then ask
- Those outside the circles are really outside American politics and should probably stay outside of America.
- Most independents would tend to be where Republicans and Democrats overlap. Now you know why presidents close to this area were elected twice with popularity. They played the center very well.
- You can see why some Democrats are compared to "socialists" since many ideas overlap, especially Obama compared to Clinton. But no where near close to the ideas of Stalin who took the ideas of Utopian society and ruined them.
- Both major parties are equidistant from major dictators.
- And you can see why Johnson and Stein will never be president.
- Although Democrats are right in the middle, that does not mean they are correct. They just believe in a perfect balance of between government control and economic freedom. American values though based on ideas that were not "centered".
- With this election, due to the last 20 years or so, politics are moving away from the center and are becoming extreme. That explains the popularity of Trump and Sanders and the disillusionment of the establishment candidates. Ted Cruz and Hilary Clinton were not going to be elected.
- Quadrant 1 (top right) believe in economic freedom and have government control over moral issues (whether being right or wrong).
- Quadrant 2 (top left) believe in economic and moral freedoms.
- Quadrant 3 (bottom left) believe in government control over economics but moral freedoms.
- Quadrant 4 (bottom right) believe in government control over economic and moral issues.
Hopes this helps. If any other questions, let me know. Have fun.
