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Political compass 

The political compass is a political defining square, with four quadrants, with a questionnaire to identify you. As the political spectrum was quite unreflective of a lot of factors, they added a y/social axis to the current x/economic axis. A great example of why this is better than the plain old spectrum is France’s National front. It is often dubbed as “the far right party of France”, however, a lot of its economic policies are further left than the socialist party, so, it would give a lot more context to its beliefs. Authoritarianism tends to believe in government control, while libertarianism tends to believe in less government. Economic left tends to believe in spending more money and being open to progression, while conservatism tends to believe in cutting spending, and taking a cautious approach to progression. This has resulted in left wingers believing in equality and conservatism believing in hierarchy.
Where are you on the political compass?
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political compass 

a buzz feed quiz that shows edgy 14 year olds there political quadrant

there a four quadrants the top is is authleft and authright authleft is stuff like stalinism and the auth right is stuff like fascism and monarchy then you have the bottom the anti authority political side of the compass

just as the top of the compass its split into two the libleft and right on the left you have anarcho communism and on the right you have anarcho capitalism this isnt all the political ideologies but just to name a few
im so quirky now cus im now political by taking a buzz feed quiz called the political compass
political compass by playboi famez August 20, 2021

political compass memes 

Person 1: Hey, want to look at the political compass memes subreddit?
Person 2: No, if I wanted to look at clowns I would go to the circus.

Political Compass Memes 

Political Compass memes are memes centered on the political compass, it was originated from the subreddit r/politicalcompassmemes and it often includes wojaks
Person 1: Yo, have you seen Political Compass memes
Person 2: No, and what is that?
Political Compass Memes by Aid_Nic October 18, 2020

Political Compass Memes 

A subreddit which carries the unique distinction of probably being the only political discussion community on the internet where people belonging to all political ideologies can interact and discuss their opinions with each other without someone getting their panties in a twist. A die-hard liberal can laugh at a meme along with a Trump supporter; a communist can amicably chat with a anarchist; etc. etc. This is quite remarkable considering that 99% of political subreddits inevitably become echo chambers full of vocal extremists that shoot down anyone with even slightly differing opinions.

Probably will get banned in a year or two.
*other politics subs*
Person 1: *expresses an extreme opinion that is rewarded with thousands of upvotes and awards*
Person 2: Listen, I think that might be going a little far because.....*rational argument*
Everyone else: REEEEEEE YOU CAN'T HAVE A DIFFERENT OPINION FROM US WE ARE ALWAYS RIGHT!!1! *mass downvoting Person 1 with possible death threats in inbox*

Political Compass Memes
Person 1: Expresses an opinion
Person 2: Hey man I think that might be a bit flawed because *rational argument*
Person 1: That's a valid point man. But I'll still portray you as a soyjak in my next meme.
Everyone else: Based

Political compass memes 

The most unbiased and trust-worthy subreddit for political compass memes. All opinions on this subreddit are equally represented and everyone gets along with each other very well with very little infighting in the community.

Overall it's a very based and wholesome subreddit, with some of the most intelligent dialogue and in-depth political discussion I've ever seen, truly a place to check out for my fellow enlightened folk.
Have you seen r/politicalcompassmemes? Political compass memes is truly the last baston of intelligent political discussion on the internet, especially reddit.

r/PoliticalCompassMemes 

A circle-jerking meme cult that uses anything and everything in their power to repose the infamous LibRight
"All quadrants are based.... but LibRight. F*ck 'em.

r/PoliticalCompassMemes.
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