Test. Your political and economic orientation.

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Considering the nature of your answers, the test concluded that you are more aligned with the ideology of Solidarity.
A political and economic strategy for mobilizing society during periods of serious crises or threats. It sharply increases the mobilization capabilities of social relations and its effectiveness through the synergistic effect that arises when different social groups realize the commonality of their interests and take coordinated actions. It has similar postulates to Corporatism, which advocated for the creation of Corporate states, where class struggle would be replaced by class cooperation in the name of the prosperity of the corporate state. Today, Solidarity is used as an ideology for reform; for example, Yulia Tymoshenko, in her speeches, called for a transition of the economy towards Solidarity. In the 1930s, Russian (White) émigrés abroad created the Union of Russian Solidarists, which aimed to overthrow communism in the USSR.

Everything seems fine, except for the mention of Tymoshenko and some dubious "White" organizations... This is actually the policy of the USSR during the period of industrialization, that's what it is. The construction of new cities based on pure enthusiasm, huge factories, railways, and plants that spring up in a matter of months. This is a state whose power is concentrated in the hands of young, energetic people, and not old fogeys reading speeches from a piece of paper. In general, I am close to socialism in all its modifications. Everything depends on the specific historical moment - for example, for Russia now, national socialism would be the best, for the USA - social democracy, for India - social liberalism. In any case, the state must take care of its citizens, and not profit from them or conduct dubious experiments.

Как можно сделать мутную воду прозрачной?
- Не трогай её, и она очистится сама. :smile04:

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