Political Typology Quiz

[Mike Christ]

Government does everything badly. It's a monopoly. Monopolies always give the worst service for the highest price.

wrong. The government is for the people by the people, and people have absolutely no interest in providing bad service.

In America, it's by the wealthy, for the wealthy. They just keep the sheep and cattle happy by making them think they're apart of their game.

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[kokjo]

Government does everything badly. It's a monopoly. Monopolies always give the worst service for the highest price.

wrong. The government is for the people by the people, and people have absolutely no interest in providing bad service.

In America, it's by the wealthy, for the wealthy. They just keep the sheep and cattle happy by making them think they're apart of their game.

Surprise: America is not the whole world.

[cypher-punk]

Government does everything badly. It's a monopoly. Monopolies always give the worst service for the highest price.

wrong. The government is for the people by the people, and people have absolutely no interest in providing bad service.

In America, it's by the wealthy, for the wealthy. They just keep the sheep and cattle happy by making them think they're apart of their game.

On the other hand: Even Dick Fuld, CEO of Lehmans bank provided an abysmal service to his customers, harming his own net value.
That whole "bad service" notion has got to be a fallacy.

[hawkeye]

Government does everything badly. It's a monopoly. Monopolies always give the worst service for the highest price.

wrong. The government is for the people by the people, and people have absolutely no interest in providing bad service.

The whole "for the people by the people" is just propaganda.  I'm surprised you haven't figured that out yet.

But anyway, you are claiming that the government always gives us good service?  Supposedly because "we the people" don't want bad service?   I only need to point out one bad example to completely refute your argument.   Do you think I can't?

[kokjo]

Government does everything badly. It's a monopoly. Monopolies always give the worst service for the highest price.

wrong. The government is for the people by the people, and people have absolutely no interest in providing bad service.

The whole "for the people by the people" is just propaganda.  I'm surprised you haven't figured that out yet.

But anyway, you are claiming that the government always gives us good service?  Supposedly because "we the people" don't want bad service?   I only need to point out one bad example to completely refute your argument.   Do you think I can't?

of course sometimes shit happens.

how about:
"The average quality of services from the government is good."

[Merralea]

A much more comprehensive test that has been around for ages

http://www.politicalcompass.org/test

1. This isn't really any different than the rest of the diamond charts.
2. For some reason, the question-maker is under the impression that corporatism is a part of libertarianism.

[myrkul]

Government does everything badly. It's a monopoly. Monopolies always give the worst service for the highest price.

wrong. The government is for the people by the people, and people have absolutely no interest in providing bad service.

You've never actually interacted with the government - any government - have you?

[kokjo]

Government does everything badly. It's a monopoly. Monopolies always give the worst service for the highest price.

wrong. The government is for the people by the people, and people have absolutely no interest in providing bad service.

You've never actually interacted with the government - any government - have you?

yes i have, and it was simple and easy.

[myrkul]

Government does everything badly. It's a monopoly. Monopolies always give the worst service for the highest price.

wrong. The government is for the people by the people, and people have absolutely no interest in providing bad service.

You've never actually interacted with the government - any government - have you?

yes i have, and it was simple and easy.

Just that once?

[kokjo]

Government does everything badly. It's a monopoly. Monopolies always give the worst service for the highest price.

wrong. The government is for the people by the people, and people have absolutely no interest in providing bad service.

You've never actually interacted with the government - any government - have you?

yes i have, and it was simple and easy.

Just that once?

a few times.

[myrkul]

Government does everything badly. It's a monopoly. Monopolies always give the worst service for the highest price.

wrong. The government is for the people by the people, and people have absolutely no interest in providing bad service.

You've never actually interacted with the government - any government - have you?

yes i have, and it was simple and easy.

Just that once?

a few times.

And what happens if you don't get good service? Who do you complain to, and what happens?

[Mike Christ]

Government does everything badly. It's a monopoly. Monopolies always give the worst service for the highest price.

wrong. The government is for the people by the people, and people have absolutely no interest in providing bad service.

In America, it's by the wealthy, for the wealthy. They just keep the sheep and cattle happy by making them think they're apart of their game.

Surprise: America is not the whole world.

Surprise: Your world is not encompassed by America. Guess what happens when you're born American?  Is it:

A. You get a free stab at the country you want to live in

Or

B. You're fucked.

Please tell us, kokjo, about this universal government you're referring to that you appear to exist in.

[kokjo]

Government does everything badly. It's a monopoly. Monopolies always give the worst service for the highest price.

wrong. The government is for the people by the people, and people have absolutely no interest in providing bad service.

You've never actually interacted with the government - any government - have you?

yes i have, and it was simple and easy.

Just that once?

a few times.

And what happens if you don't get good service? Who do you complain to, and what happens?

there are some laws about they need to give me a guide on how to complain, when they make a final decision.
but i have never been in a situation, where that was necessary. after that there are still the courts...

[kokjo]

Please tell us, kokjo, about this universal government you're referring to that you appear to exist in.

Denmark.

[myrkul]

there are some laws about they need to give me a guide on how to complain, when they make a final decision.
but i have never been in a situation, where that was necessary. after that there are still the courts...

OK, so, let me get this straight. If a government employee gives you poor service, you complain... to the government. And if that doesn't get you satisfaction, you can take them to court? To the government court?

Ever heard the phrase "conflict of interest," chummer?

[cypher-punk]

Can folks please refrain from anecdotal evidence fallacies, like you hear on F*CKSNOISE TV all the time?

[kokjo]

there are some laws about they need to give me a guide on how to complain, when they make a final decision.
but i have never been in a situation, where that was necessary. after that there are still the courts...

OK, so, let me get this straight. If a government employee gives you poor service, you complain... to the government. And if that doesn't get you satisfaction, you can take them to court? To the government court?

Ever heard the phrase "conflict of interest," chummer?

trias politica, go look it up.

[myrkul]

there are some laws about they need to give me a guide on how to complain, when they make a final decision.
but i have never been in a situation, where that was necessary. after that there are still the courts...

OK, so, let me get this straight. If a government employee gives you poor service, you complain... to the government. And if that doesn't get you satisfaction, you can take them to court? To the government court?

Ever heard the phrase "conflict of interest," chummer?

trias politica, go look it up.

Don't work too well, when the same guy signs all the checks.

[cypher-punk]

there are some laws about they need to give me a guide on how to complain, when they make a final decision.
but i have never been in a situation, where that was necessary. after that there are still the courts...

OK, so, let me get this straight. If a government employee gives you poor service, you complain... to the government. And if that doesn't get you satisfaction, you can take them to court? To the government court?

Ever heard the phrase "conflict of interest," chummer?

trias politica, go look it up.

Don't work too well, when the same guy signs all the checks.

Except for the guy himself.

[kokjo]

there are some laws about they need to give me a guide on how to complain, when they make a final decision.
but i have never been in a situation, where that was necessary. after that there are still the courts...

OK, so, let me get this straight. If a government employee gives you poor service, you complain... to the government. And if that doesn't get you satisfaction, you can take them to court? To the government court?

Ever heard the phrase "conflict of interest," chummer?

trias politica, go look it up.

Don't work too well, when the same guy signs all the checks.

Except for the guy himself.

are you implying that i sign all the checks?