RightValues / LeftValues

I believe these tests are meaningless given the circumstances we live in, as I mentioned before.

Well... I think everyone in this thread will agree that these tests have no significance and hardly anyone takes them as a badge of belonging to a particular ideology (well, except for communists, of course, they get coupons), but it's quite interesting to see how people perform on specific questions (that's why I'm still waiting for Mental's results). When I go through these tests, I base my answers on my idea of the most effective and comfortable system of governance and social norms, taking into account both my own experience and the conclusions I've drawn through analytical reasoning, but NOT considering my own life situation, because that would make it pointless and would make my reasoning inconsistent and biased. That is, when making the ultimate choice of answers, I consider a hypothetical state, choosing in the answers what I consider to be the most correct for the existence of a healthy society, but without forgetting the realities of the world. Here, one might ask: but Revan, your results are like that, but you want to move to Japan, how is that possible?! And the answer is very simple: if I were to move to Japan and have fewer rights than the native inhabitants, then... Well, that would be quite fair. After all, I wanted it myself, and no one forced me to jump out of a helicopter there. On the other hand, if I were to come there and not only not accept such a situation, but also start demanding rights for people from the CIS, demanding that borders be opened with the CIS countries, and that the customs of the CIS be respected in this country, in my opinion, that would be a complete disaster.