Where do you fall on the political compass?

Don't judge.

Good or bad lel?

You are what you are Rk. It's not good or bad it's just what you think. What you think can be expressed in good or bad ways but that's where morals and humanity come into the equation.

Not into politics so have no idea what it means.

Same section as Stalin, so must mean I'm a ballsy person.

I honestly think that I am a bit more authoritarian than the test says.
Needs more diverse questions

am i a bad person?

am i a bad person?

Your underlying ideology does not have to align with your realistic opinions on how the world should work/countries should be run. A disparity between the two perhaps represents some realism and experience.

am i a bad person?

It's not who you are underneath, it's what you do that defines you

wow molvi your phd from lse has not come in handy i see

The activists that bring about revolution may well value freedom but they are generally a small segment of the population. It's largely unimportant what a million people protesting think if the other 50 million will vote for nutters. That's basically what happened with Egypt.

Truthfully it's hard to say. In an ideal world the USA and Europe would occupy the nation for several decades and bring about a new generation of peoples who believe in our values but we lack the resolve to do that these days and it's somewhat imperialistic even if benevolent. Realistically i think what is going to happen is that we'll have multiple small and divided ISIS like groups which eventually get put down before another pops up. The big danger is that the isolationists win and the west pulls out of the region because if that happens then one of these groups will spread like a plague and develop a moderately functional state.. a few years later we find a massive terrorist attack was sponsored by them (like how Gadaffi sponsored the bombing of a plane in the UK).. after that, the danger is that the people in the west lose patience.. if that happens, there will be a war against Islam!

The Arab Spring is progress and i'd prefer democracy to dictators but it's still expressing significant differences between our two peoples and will cause further tension.

Terrorism primarily spawns in states which lack law and order. In Libya we saw that Gadaffi was prepared to wipe out what he saw as terrorists while the country fell into anarchy once the government formed afterward was found to lack authority. Destroying terrorism requires strong governance which does not exist in many Arab states.

ISIS is the bigger danger, your correct.

EDIT: Can someone please explain left,right, authoritarian, libertarian?

Left: ++++++

Right: ++++

Libertarian: +

Authoritarian: +