iSideWith.com

[Phatscotty]

THE DEBATE IS OVER!


Candidates you side with...

96% Ron Paul
86% Gary Johnson
65% Virgil Goode
60% Mitt Romney
39% Jimmy Mcmillan
12% Jill Stein
9% Stewart Alexander
9% Barack Obama


57%Minnesota Voters
59%American Voters

80% Libertarian Social Conservative my ass! Suck it TGD! (j/k)
58% Republican
31% Democratic
21% Green

Interesting.

It tells me that either he doesn't present his honest opinions in these fora or he answered the questions on the survey intentionally so that the results would look this way.

pfffff hahahaha okay Woodruff!

Post of the year

[Woodruff]

THE DEBATE IS OVER!


Candidates you side with...

96% Ron Paul
86% Gary Johnson
65% Virgil Goode
60% Mitt Romney
39% Jimmy Mcmillan
12% Jill Stein
9% Stewart Alexander
9% Barack Obama


57%Minnesota Voters
59%American Voters

80% Libertarian Social Conservative my ass! Suck it TGD! (j/k)
58% Republican
31% Democratic
21% Green

Interesting.

It tells me that either he doesn't present his honest opinions in these fora or he answered the questions on the survey intentionally so that the results would look this way.

pfffff hahahaha okay Woodruff!

Post of the year

No, it's an observation. Though it doesn't at all surprise me that you would consider "an observation" to be equivalent to "a conspiracy".

So since you responded to this post of mine...were you ever going to answer my questions?

[thegreekdog]

Woodruff, if you look at the questions, I believe there may be 3 answers, at most, with which Phatscotty would not agree with Gary Johnson (the libertarian): (1) abortion; (2) immigration; (3) gay marriage. I suspect PS said "states decide," "deport them," and "states decide" in answering those questions. That's consistent with Ron Paul's view. It's not consistent with Gary Johnson's views. In every other way, Johnson and Paul are the same (fiscally, economically, foreign policy). So, it makes sense that Phatscotty would have the highest total for Ron Paul.

[maasman]

Candidates you side with...

87%
Gary Johnson

on domestic policy, foreign policy, healthcare, economic, social, and immigration issues

82%
Jill Stein

on science, foreign policy, and social issues

76%
Ron Paul

on domestic policy, healthcare, economic, and social issues

72%
Barack Obama

on science, immigration, social, and environmental issues

65%
Jimmy McMillan

on foreign policy, domestic policy, healthcare, and social issues

55%
Stewart Alexander

on social issues

39%
Mitt Romney

on economic issues

30%
Virgil Goode

on domestic policy issues

66%
Wisconsin Voters

on foreign policy, science, domestic policy, healthcare, social, immigration, economic, and environmental issues.

67%
American Voters

on foreign policy, science, domestic policy, healthcare, social, immigration, economic, and environmental issues.

Who you side with by party...

87% Democratic

84% Green

70% Libertarian

24% Republican

Interesting enough.

[GreecePwns]

It's interesting to see that Gary Johnson is by far the best-matched candidate among users of that site.

[BigBallinStalin]

It's interesting to see that Gary Johnson is by far the best-matched candidate among users of that site.

It's odd too...

[Army of GOD]

so are people actually going to vote for who they're most compatible with, or are you guys going to be douchebags and vote for Obama just because you don't want Romney to win?

[Mr_Adams]

So, I see a few libertarians, a few democrats, but nobody has listed a "republican" leaning result? Also, nobody has my low score of 2% agreement with Obama beat yet

[Frigidus]

95%
Jill Stein on healthcare, science, domestic policy, foreign policy, environmental, social, and immigration issues

80%
Stewart Alexander on healthcare, science, foreign policy, social, and immigration issues

72%
Gary Johnson on domestic policy, economic, foreign policy, social, and immigration issues

64%
Barack Obama on science, social, and immigration issues

59%
Ron Paul on domestic policy, economic, and foreign policy issues

23%
Mitt Romney on economic issues

[Lootifer]

Stein 95%
Obama 94%
Alexander 80%
Paul 59%
Mittens 9%

Though my results are likely to be slightly off as I am quite uninformed on some of the more granular details of american policy

[Phatscotty]

Woodruff, if you look at the questions, I believe there may be 3 answers, at most, with which Phatscotty would not agree with Gary Johnson (the libertarian): (1) abortion; (2) immigration; (3) gay marriage. I suspect PS said "states decide," "deport them," and "states decide" in answering those questions. That's consistent with Ron Paul's view. It's not consistent with Gary Johnson's views. In every other way, Johnson and Paul are the same (fiscally, economically, foreign policy). So, it makes sense that Phatscotty would have the highest total for Ron Paul.

lmao! I mean, you are right to both of the states rights thing, but I did not answer deport them. wtf? haha I think I said "born here" but i'm not sure which imm Q you referred 2

[saxitoxin]

I liked the "Results of Users from These Sites" section:

Democratic Underground: Jill Stein
DailyPaul: Ron Paul
4Chan: Gary Johnson
AOL: Mitt Romney (I didn't know AOL still existed.)

[Phatscotty]

I liked the "Results of Users from These Sites" section:

Democratic Underground: Jill Stein
DailyPaul: Ron Paul
4Chan: Gary Johnson
AOL: Mitt Romney (I didn't know AOL still existed.)

Arianna Huffington owns AOL now. Looks like she's not doing a very good job!

[libertasvelnex]

100%
Ron Paul
on economic, domestic policy, foreign policy, social, healthcare, environmental, science, and immigration issues

99%
Gary Johnson
on domestic policy, economic, foreign policy, social, environmental, healthcare, and science issues

76%
Virgil Goode
on foreign policy, domestic policy, environmental, healthcare, and immigration issues

67%
Mitt Romney
on domestic policy, healthcare, environmental, and immigration issues

28%
Jimmy McMillan
on domestic policy and immigration issues

9%
Stewart Alexander
on foreign policy issues

4%
Jill Stein
no major issues

3%
Barack Obama
no major issues


96% Libertarian

79% Republican

13% Democratic

13% Green

- Libertas Vel Nex

[whitestazn88]

odd... this picture and my quiz results aren't the same in terms of party. it says i'm 74% socialist, 71% green, 65% libertarian, and 60% democrat...

[HapSmo19]

98% Paul (surprising considering I would send 30 million more troops to Afghanistan tomorrow -- GIT 'ER DUN!)

93% Romney (really?....really?)

86% GJ

24% O'Bama (on social issues. I guarantee there's a glitch in the system)

-----

93% Republican
69% Libertarian
23% Green('nother glitch)
20% Demonscat

[BigBallinStalin]

98% Paul (surprising considering I would send 30 million more troops to Afghanistan tomorrow -- GIT 'ER DUN!)

93% Romney (really?....really?)

86% GJ

24% O'Bama (on social issues. I guarantee there's a glitch in the system)

-----

93% Republican
69% Libertarian
23% Green('nother glitch)
20% Demonscat

That's the problem with that website. It doesn't factor in contradictory stances, and/or nuanced positions.

If you selected the "GIT 'ER DUN!" foreign policy of HapSmo, then you'd be 0% libertarian.

HOWEVER, there's another problem. To speak holistically, Afghani government allowed Al-Qaeda to operate there, and Al-Qaeda initiated violence against the US. The US is then justified to defend itself and punish Al-Qaeda. Since Afghanistan was unwilling to cooperate, then invasion could be justified and would still be adhering to libertarian principles...

But libertarianism wouldn't justify state-building and a ten year occupation... the US would only have to target Al-Qaeda, remove its bases, punish whoever, then leave ASAP.

How does iSideWith.com factor this problem in? ehh....hm.

[Phatscotty]

There is far too much opium to control for us to just "leave". Since we have been there, the opium crops have set new record productions every year like clockwork. (Only true up to 2009. might still be true, just don't know it for a fact)

[thegreekdog]

Woodruff, if you look at the questions, I believe there may be 3 answers, at most, with which Phatscotty would not agree with Gary Johnson (the libertarian): (1) abortion; (2) immigration; (3) gay marriage. I suspect PS said "states decide," "deport them," and "states decide" in answering those questions. That's consistent with Ron Paul's view. It's not consistent with Gary Johnson's views. In every other way, Johnson and Paul are the same (fiscally, economically, foreign policy). So, it makes sense that Phatscotty would have the highest total for Ron Paul.

lmao! I mean, you are right to both of the states rights thing, but I did not answer deport them. wtf? haha I think I said "born here" but i'm not sure which imm Q you referred 2

Yeah, that's the one. I think that's existing law (born here = stay here), which I think is what Ron Paul stands for (although I'm not entirely certain of his immigration policy).

That's the problem with that website. It doesn't factor in contradictory stances, and/or nuanced positions.

And I'm not sure the "most" to "least" important to you factors in enough.

[thegreekdog]

so are people actually going to vote for who they're most compatible with, or are you guys going to be douchebags and vote for Obama just because you don't want Romney to win?

I will vote for Gary Johnson.

[pimpdave]

Obama is the greatest President in American history.

[Woodruff]

so are people actually going to vote for who they're most compatible with, or are you guys going to be douchebags and vote for Obama just because you don't want Romney to win?

I'm now going to explore Jill Stein (who I don't recall having ever heard of before). If she and/or Gary Johnson are actually on the ballot, I will almost certainly vote for one of them (I need to research her more to determine if this poll was really accurate or not). If not, then I will probably vote for Obama, unless Ron Paul is on the ballot (which I don't expect).

[Woodruff]

So, I see a few libertarians, a few democrats, but nobody has listed a "republican" leaning result? Also, nobody has my low score of 2% agreement with Obama beat yet

I must admit, I was curious as to which single item you agreed with him about. <smile>

[Woodruff]

I liked the "Results of Users from These Sites" section:

Democratic Underground: Jill Stein
DailyPaul: Ron Paul
4Chan: Gary Johnson
AOL: Mitt Romney (I didn't know AOL still existed.)

Arianna Huffington owns AOL now. Looks like she's not doing a very good job!

Or she's not using it like a hammer. I mean, Huff-Po frequently has articles that criticize
Obama policies, for instance.

[puppydog85]

Gary Johnson 95%
Ron Paul 91%
Romney 57%
Barack Obama 10%

92% Libertarian 82% Republican

I am a little soft on immigration for them. Still voting for Mr.Paul, though.