This is an interesting result. I am not used to Distributionism showing up in a test score that is for sure. I often score a bit odd on these things. I consider myself generally right wing depending on how it's defined but don't like centralization and autocratic measures (Even sometimes get libertarian left quadrant on a test or two before I suspect because of this). On the 64 question test I got Christian Democracy. Of which it looked similar to Boat:
>>3062 with the India JP combo. I haven't taken the shortest test. I guess I'll be moving to Nigeria now, wish me luck!
>>3064The images for me wouldn't export cleanly. it was just a transparent PNG file, maybe because I am using LibreWolf, and thus, not a Chromium based browser.
>>3065Funny on the mixed results, Centrist, Social Democrat and Democratic Socialist can be dirty words depending on which group you are with, especially the later two between each other. Whether you call yourself a Democratic Socialist or a Social Democrat is a fraught choice on out-group presentation versus in-group power conflict and gatekeeping. I think these questions can sometimes be too weighted and vague ,like, for example, two or three questions I noticed were sort of the same phrasing, "traditions are important" and "preserving tradition is important". Which someone can agree strongly with without having policy ramifications. I reckon answering strongly against capitalism more raised your socialism score and maybe more hesitation elsewhere lower it back slightly.