I got populist right.
Their description for it is a joke.
"Populist Right are very conservative and overwhelmingly Republican; they stand out for their intensely negative views of immigration. Unlike other GOP-oriented groups, they are highly critical of large corporations and banks and say the economic system unfairly favors powerful interests. They express strong support for former President Donald Trump; a majority say he should run for president again in 2024.
Like the other two deeply ideologically conservative typology groups, Populist Right are overwhelmingly White. However, in contrast with these groups, a majority are women. Populist Right also have less formal education than most other typology groups; just two-in-ten are college graduates."
I have multiple college degrees and I am not a White male. I don't want Trump 2024, I want DeSantis 2024. They have so many false assumptions and are condescending about this group.
Its funny how much they demonize the far right but they can’t even come up with a super biased test that properly illustrates actually uncomfortable or unpalatable far right views.
Suffice to say it don’t go far enough over for me. I did what I always do with these because the framing in the questions are retarded, I answer the most extreme right wing answer on all of them and see what it calls me: “faith and flag conservative”.
I got populous right. Never heard of it before. The political hierarchy always disdains 'populous' as a pejorative.
And I objected to the too much/not enough prison time question. Too much for whom and what did they do? Parade in a capitol building, or burn down a Wendy's in Atlanta?
So guess I'm populous right. Is this the new alt-right?
I got populist right. Their description for it is a joke.
"Populist Right are very conservative and overwhelmingly Republican; they stand out for their intensely negative views of immigration. Unlike other GOP-oriented groups, they are highly critical of large corporations and banks and say the economic system unfairly favors powerful interests. They express strong support for former President Donald Trump; a majority say he should run for president again in 2024. Like the other two deeply ideologically conservative typology groups, Populist Right are overwhelmingly White. However, in contrast with these groups, a majority are women. Populist Right also have less formal education than most other typology groups; just two-in-ten are college graduates."
I have multiple college degrees and I am not a White male. I don't want Trump 2024, I want DeSantis 2024. They have so many false assumptions and are condescending about this group.
They're redefining us, just as they have redefined so many other things.
We're Americans who stand for American values of hard work, fairness, and god given Constitutionally protected rights of individual liberty.
Simple principles.
I wasn't aware "GOP-oriented" was a political leaning. They're really muddying up the terms.
Some do, some don't. This test is predictably retarded.
I bet they do this for the lefty groups, too, right?
Its funny how much they demonize the far right but they can’t even come up with a super biased test that properly illustrates actually uncomfortable or unpalatable far right views.
Suffice to say it don’t go far enough over for me. I did what I always do with these because the framing in the questions are retarded, I answer the most extreme right wing answer on all of them and see what it calls me: “faith and flag conservative”.
Kawaii.
To a "feels marxist" any position that isnt theirs is "far right". That see no difference between centrist, normiecon, and hardcore trad right.
Voter Apathy Party.
"Populist Right", which is about what I expected. Reword some answer choices, like any survey, and I can be more 'evil' on the chart.
The topology they use is retarded - https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/interactives/political-typology-comparison-2021/
Top-most mentions Trump, because the typical 90's Democrat is somehow the most right-wing political identity today.
Got "Faith and Flag" which is ironic considering I was a pro-choice atheist Berniebro in 2016
I got populous right. Never heard of it before. The political hierarchy always disdains 'populous' as a pejorative.
And I objected to the too much/not enough prison time question. Too much for whom and what did they do? Parade in a capitol building, or burn down a Wendy's in Atlanta?
So guess I'm populous right. Is this the new alt-right?
Ambivalent right
I guess I didn't get populist because I thought the crime question was too vague and not specific enough.
I got Populist Right. Sounds accurate.