Moral Matrix

Following in the footsteps of Flea, Chris, Curt, and Chris I decided to take this test:



Your Score





You scored -0.5 on the Moral Order axis and -3 on the Moral Rules axis.

Matches

The following items best match your score:

System: Liberalism
Variation: Moderate Liberalism
Ideologies: Capital Democratism
US Parties: Democratic Party
Presidents: Gerald Ford (97.79%)
2004 Election Candidates: John Kerry (88.10%), George W. Bush (74.14%), Ralph Nader (69.94%)

Statistics

Of the 27702 people who took the test:

1.2% had the same score as you.
66.6% were above you on the chart.
27.6% were below you on the chart.
28.6% were to your right on the chart.
59.4% were to your left on the chart.

Compare that to where the candidates stood in the US election:





And one would say that if I were American, I would've voted Kerry, as he seems to score closest to me in ideology: but you'd be wrong; which is the problem with relying on people to vote based on plotting the grid and moving yourself into the largest demographic. Having too much political flexibility can make you seem untrustworthy. Politicians should at least seem to have clearly defined positions, not a "what do you want my position to be so you can vote for me" attitude.

That's why I'm convinced he lost. At least with Bush you knew what he stands for.

Rue thinks it was Theresa that cost Kerry the election.