where do you stand on the socialist spectrum? i’ll start: my socialist views are a fusion of market socialism, welfarism, georgism and left-libertarianism - i took the leftvalues quiz (as shown in the photo attached in this post), and i got “centrist marxism”. you DON’T have to take the quiz though.

EDIT: i just added the link

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    54 minutes ago

    just started but man I find the questions already a bit wierd. “has no right to” with options that are neutral agree/disagree and strong version. Its hard to answer that without it being extreme due to phrasing. if the instead said like shouldn’t then you could click agree without it sounding like there are no exceptions. no right to makes the stronly options sorta pointless.

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        22 minutes ago

        yeah the link does not apparently send me to the area where you elaborate. I gave up at a certain point. Using group names and such when it should be more generically phrased just makes it wierd. Environmental concerns are not something about being socialist, its about seeing whats happening and having some intelligence. I don’t view socialism and capitalism the way these are like im much more of a spectrum person with socialism/capitalism and democracy/authoritarianism.

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          Socialism and capitalism aren’t really a spectrum, if anything they are bimodal. Socialism is a mode of production where public ownership is the principle aspect of the economy and the working classes in control of the state, capitalism is where private ownership is the principle aspect and capitalists in charge. Democracy and authority aren’t contrary to each other, what matters is which class holds that authority, the working classes or capitalist class.