What’s your political compass?

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My father was anarcho-syndicalist,unexpectedly.I thought it would be liberalism or capitalism or something.

I don't have a clue how to take a picture and show it so I will describe my results. Is in the light green bottom left box, but of you take the very middle between all the squares, I am almost a square down from the very centre and two squares left of the very centre if that makes sense? So close to the centre of all the squares but on the green bit.

I got minarchism, individual anarchism, agorism and anarcho-capitalism. I identify as minarchist and anarcho-capitalist.

Left libertarian -- bottom left corner, but I am "cybernetic anarchist" - which means I believe that we should
use systems theory more explicitly in the design of political systems instead of emotions.

This leads you to a humanist/anarchist position pretty quickly because all the other stuff is just lies.

I’m bumping this in case anyone else wants to participate.

The web page with my results wouldn't allow me to "save image as" so I had to screenshot the results and crop the image. I hope the following is suitably visible:



My result was unsurprisingly democratic socialism and I did the 216 question test.

Edit:

The original image, which I managed to save in the end:

I had trouble with some of the questions because I thought that a lot of it really depended on the context, so I went back and forth in my head before answering. For example, having a one party state was advantageous in that it was more effective at getting things done than a democracy. I agree that is true, except that it's more effective at getting the things of that specific party done. It is not more effective at getting the things that is best for the people or the country done, or even effective in the long run because it will not be a place for open comprehensive debate, so lots of ideas will get overlooked and eventually the party will get lost. I got stuck on that one until I just said lets just let pedantry win.

Does that mean I can dominate the world?

The short version.

What's the other end of the top one that some folks have scored "moderate unitary" for?

I bet this would be Brain’s political compass:

I am sure where one is living affects answers…

For me, multiculturalism triggers wariness for troubles, like the PLO and the Syrian refugees.

Where I live is very multicultural as it is.