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ThaHoward
19 hours ago, XYZ96 said:

I am apparently.. social, peaceful, liberal and very progressive :P .. 

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Move back to DDR.

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9 minutes ago, ThaHoward said:

Move back to DDR.

but I never even lived in the east :P ... 

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ChillaKilla
25 minutes ago, ThaHoward said:

Move back to DDR.

Dance dance revolution?

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2 hours ago, ChillaKilla said:

Dance dance revolution?

yes, Dance dance revolution Land :P ... 

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DDR is the GDR in English, as in the German Democratic Republic, otherwise known as east Germany before the fall of the wall, if you were actually asking and not just making a joke :P ... 

 

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ChillaKilla
56 minutes ago, XYZ96 said:

yes, Dance dance revolution Land :P ... 

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DDR is the GDR in English, as in the German Democratic Republic, otherwise known as east Germany before the fall of the wall, if you were actually asking and not just making a joke :P ... 

 

I didn't know actually :P my Cold War era knowledge is admittedly limited

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ChillaKilla
3 hours ago, ThaHoward said:

Move back to DDR.

Because the DDR was so peaceful, yeah... Someone who scored very high on the peace axis would fit right in! /sarcasm

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ThaHoward
3 hours ago, XYZ96 said:

but I never even lived in the east :P ... 

No. But with that socialism score you would fit right into the glorious socialist state :P

 

Because the DDR was so peaceful, yeah... Someone who scored very high on the peace axis would fit right in! /sarcasm

How many wars were DDR involved in? 

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1 minute ago, ThaHoward said:

No. But with that socialism score you would fit right into the glorious socialist state :P

but I'm still very much not a socialist :o XD ... 

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ThaHoward

That score and voting for SPD - redder than herpes! 

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4 minutes ago, ThaHoward said:

That score and voting for SPD - redder than herpes! 

the SPD is quite central actually XD (also I've never voted here, as the last election I could've participated in was before I was 18..) 

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SPD is the Social Democratic Party of Germany, one of the two big parties and tend to be center/center-left.. and as they are social democratic they aren't socialist (as, social democratic doesn't fall under the umbrella of socalist) 

(just so people aren't confused of what the abbreviations are.. :P

 

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ThaHoward

Hush now. These are the same people who use Denmark (who are more capitalist than USA) and Norway (where the vast majority support capitalism and are opposed to socialism) as examples of successful (there is none) socialist countries :P 

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ChillaKilla
46 minutes ago, ThaHoward said:

How many wars were DDR involved in? 

Not being involved with wars =/= peaceful. Violence by the state against the citizens still utilized the militia and police forces.

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God of the Forest

LMAO, I run in the middle across the board 

 

Economic Axis: Centrist

Diplomatic Axis: Balanced

Civil Axis: Moderate

Societal Axis: Neutral

 

Closest match: Centrism

Results

 

The reason for this though is because most of those questions were incredibly vague in my opinion and I'm always one of those people who need the facts, context, and information behind anything in order to be able to make an appropriate decision. Shocker.

 

Lol, The whole time I was like "well that depends on what you mean by *insert question here*"

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On 5/9/2017 at 8:54 AM, ThaHoward said:

How many wars were DDR involved in? 

the one that just about ended humanity... (same as my country, I don't feel like there were many good guys in the cold war.)

 

to quote Marge, from Fargo: "So, that was Mrs. Lundegaard on the floor in there. And I guess that was your accomplice in the wood chipper. And those three people in Brainerd. And for what? For a little bit of money? There's more to life than a little money, you know. Don'tcha know that? And here ya are, and it's a beautiful day. Well. I just don't understand it."

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The Cold War? Yes, but they weren't the major player there really. Also their involvement were more forced than volntairly. We saw what happened at first when the socialist states wanted to go their own way and were brutally put down. The second time around they actually got independence. 

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https://8values.github.io/results.html?e=68.3&d=76.6&g=73.5&s=83.1

 

I'm on my mobile but

Social 68.3% markets 31.7% - social

World 76.6% nation 23.4% - internationalist

Liberty 73.5% authority 26.5% - liberal

Progress 83.1% tradition 16.9% - very progressive

 

Libertarian socialism

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A mere monkey

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Sounds about right

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1 hour ago, Maou-sama said:

Libertarian socialism is an oxymoron...

It was the first coined term.. Many left wing libertarians, and radical left wings in general, spend much time on theoretical debates on how right wing libertarianism isn't that..

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Perissodactyla

Voluntary Socialism

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libertarian_socialism

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anarcho-syndicalism


Noam Chomsky - The Relevance of Anarcho-syndicalism (1976)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_x0Y3FqkEI

 

Anarchism, Libertarian Socialism & Anarcho-Syndicalism (Noam Chomsky) (2002)

"Anarchism, Libertarian Socialism & Anarcho-Syndicalism: Workers' self-management and Democracy from below". Excerpts from "Conversations with History" (2003), "Beyond State Socialism" (2011), "Human Nature: Justice vs. Power" (1971) & "The Relevance of Anarcho-Syndicalism" (1976)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxYth0ktPsY

 

 

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darkstreamers252

I have one rule, call me a libertarian socialist and you will get punched in the face.

 

Economic Axis: Communist 90.2%

Diplomatic Axis: Internationalist 77.1%

Civil Axis: Libertarian 83.1%

Societal Axis: 95.3%

Result: Libertarian Socialist

 

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I agree with @Cthulhu dumb and loaded questions.

"Libertarian Socialism" makes no sense and I am no Libertarian.

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On 6/21/2017 at 0:47 PM, Elefsis said:

I have one rule, call me a libertarian socialist and you will get punched in the face.

 

Economic Axis: Communist 90.2%

Diplomatic Axis: Internationalist 77.1%

Civil Axis: Libertarian 83.1%

Societal Axis: 95.3%

Result: Libertarian Socialist

 

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I agree with @Cthulhu dumb and loaded questions.

"Libertarian Socialism" makes no sense and I am no Libertarian.

Its also impractical and basically an oxymoron.

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I didn't know there was such a thing  as Libertarian Socialism.  I don't think there is.  I deny anything resembling libertarian.  

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41 minutes ago, Sally said:

I didn't know there was such a thing  as Libertarian Socialism.  I don't think there is.  I deny anything resembling libertarian.  

It is entirely theoretical, like most of the moderate to extreme lower quadrant positions. 

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