EU profiler.

[InsaneApache]

Open to all of course.

http://www.euprofiler.eu/

Post your scores. Mine was with the UK Independence Party. Blimey.

[rasoforos]

It got my EU pro-EU integration correct (strongly pro)

It got my socio-economic status almost ok (a bit to the left though it should be leaning to the right)

It totally messed up with the party that fits my status. It seems to think that the most pro-EU party is the ex-Socialist party. The one that got elected in the 80's by mottos like 'out of EU and out of NATO' and the one that currently has a half-American president...yeah right...

...They did a good job with the poll but messed up the parties I think.

[Che Roriniho]

That's pants. It says I should be BNP. In that case I should start thinking of the most painful suicide I can think of. It got my compass location closest to conservative though, which was acceptable, but wied, seeing as BNP was one of the furthest away from me.

[drone]

Between the Tories and UKIP (played as an Englishman).

[Rhyfelwyr]

I was placed between the Conservatives and the BNP. Which is strange, since they are two of the parties I put as being least likely to vote for.

[InsaneApache]

I think that all the graph does is show your relevent position with regards to the other partys. I don't think it's intended to show who you should vote for, rather which of the political partys is closest to your view on the EU.

[Evil_Maniac From Mars]

The graph shows your pro- and anti- EU contrasted with a simplified socioeconomic left-right slider, so those who are anti-EU or pro-EU and are very strong in those beliefs may come close to an extremist party in some countries. Also, extremist parties on this scale may be put close to non-extremist parties (for example, The Greens are fairly close to Die Linke - closer than in real life IMO), which would not happen on the political compass scale.

Now, for my results. With Germany, I came very close to Die Republikaner, who I think I will vote for in the European election. My socioeconomic policies were more free market extreme and less socially extreme than Die Republikaner's, but my anti-EU was the same. Interestingly enough, it also put me near the DVU, which I gave a one on the 0-10 scale of who you would vote for (with 10 being most likely and 0 being the least likely). The only party I gave a lower rating than the DVU was Die Linke.

[Andres]

Meh, I'm almost exactly in the center of that graphic (a very little bit anti-Euro and a very, very little bit to the left). It comes as no surprise to see that there doesn't exist a single political party in Belgium that comes close to that.

[Rhyfelwyr]

Now, for my results. With Germany, I came very close to Die Republikaner, who I think I will vote for in the European election. My socioeconomic policies were more free market extreme and less socially extreme than Die Republikaner's, but my anti-EU was the same. Interestingly enough, it also put me near the DVU, which I gave a nine on the 1-10 scale of who you would vote for (with 1 being most likely and 10 being the least likely). The only party I gave a lower rating than the DVU was Die Linke.

Wait... 1 is MOST likely?! Well, looks like I mucked that up.

[Evil_Maniac From Mars]

Wait... 1 is MOST likely?! Well, looks like I mucked that up.

No, my mistake. 0 is least likely and 10 is most likely. I gave DVU a 1.

[Strike For The South]

UKIP. Is that like a dessert?

[InsaneApache]

No. It's a nightclub where young, nubile women dance around a pole wearing only bikinis. I hope that clear it up for you.

[Pannonian]

I'm moderately in the Lib Dem quadrant, but equidistant from all 3 parties. If I were in Scotland, SNP comes close to my position. Northern Ireland apparently has no political parties.

[ICantSpellDawg]

I took the quiz as an Englishman and wound up exactly in the middle on the EU integration bar and half-way to the right on the Economy. I was closest to the Tories as one would imagine.

[tibilicus]

71.9 % Lib Dems followed by the Conservatives at 64.2%.


Luckily both UKIP and the BNP were at the bottom of my list..

[CountArach]

I answer all teh questions, but I can't see my results... this happening to anyone else?

[Incongruous]

British National Party

75% in accordance with Welfare, family and health
92% in accordance with Migration and immigration
0% in accordance with Society, religion and culture
100% in accordance with Finances and taxes
100% in accordance with Economy and work
75% in accordance with Environment, transport and energy
100% in accordance with Law and order
0% in accordance with Foreign policy
80% in accordance with European integration


UK Independence Party

75% in accordance with Welfare, family and health
83% in accordance with Migration and immigration
50% in accordance with Society, religion and culture
88% in accordance with Finances and taxes
63% in accordance with Economy and work
92% in accordance with Environment, transport and energy
75% in accordance with Law and order
13% in accordance with Foreign policy
83% in accordance with European integration

Conservative Party

75% in accordance with Welfare, family and health
58% in accordance with Migration and immigration
56% in accordance with Society, religion and culture
58% in accordance with Finances and taxes
75% in accordance with Economy and work
58% in accordance with Environment, transport and energy
88% in accordance with Law and order
63% in accordance with Foreign policy
67% in accordance with European integration

Not surprising.

[tibilicus]

British National Party

75% in accordance with Welfare, family and health
92% in accordance with Migration and immigration
0% in accordance with Society, religion and culture
100% in accordance with Finances and taxes
100% in accordance with Economy and work
75% in accordance with Environment, transport and energy
100% in accordance with Law and order
0% in accordance with Foreign policy
80% in accordance with European integration



Not surprising.

So you support the BNP?

[seireikhaan]

I ended up in the top left quadrant, by about a 1x1 inch square. I put myself as a Brit, and apparently ended up as being closest to the Conservative party, although they were still barely within my bubble due to stark differences in regard to, well, a lot.


Conservative Party

33% in accordance with Welfare, family, and wealth
17% in accordance with Migration and Immigration
75% in accordance with Society, religion, and culture
13% in accordance with finances and taxes
25% in accordance with economy and work
33% in accordance with Environment, transport, and energy
94% in accordance with law and order
88% in accordance with foreign policy
58% in accordance with European integration

[Evil_Maniac From Mars]

I answer all teh questions, but I can't see my results... this happening to anyone else?

You usually just have to wait a moment for it to load.

[KukriKhan]

I pretended to be an American immigrant (now citizen) of Ireland:



I think it indicates I'm closest to their Lib(eral?) Party. Hmmmm.

Anyway, bottom-right quadrant, kinda cozying up to the center.

[Incongruous]

So you support the BNP?

Oh dear, try again.

[Justiciar]

I took this a few days ago (on the Paradox forums, I believe) and fell remarkably in line with the Liberal Democrats, with Labour sitting at my sphere's edge.

[Pannonian]

I ended up in the top left quadrant, by about a 1x1 inch square. I put myself as a Brit, and apparently ended up as being closest to the Conservative party, although they were still barely within my bubble due to stark differences in regard to, well, a lot.

Sounds a bit like me. There was a party from one of the other countries that was sitting almost directly on top of where I landed, but most of the parties were a distance away towards the top of the graph. I think what counts as a moderate in England is hugely Euro-sceptical compared to most of Europe.

[Tribesman]

I think it indicates I'm closest to their Lib(eral?) Party.

Thats Declan Ganleys one man show party , Libertas .

SF was my nearest on europe , if you took a line from Kukris centre point at about 320 deg its where it hits the ege of his range

[Husar]

Well, nationally it tells me "Freie Wähler" or free voters, if that's a party, I haven't heard of it yet, it wasn't in the graph I think, no party was in my circle nationally.

In european terms it tells me the "Svenska Folkpartiet i Finland" should get my vote.

Oh and it has me down as slightly left and almost half way on the pro EU side.

[Furunculus]

if the scoring was the same as political compass i would be L/R = 3 and EU/UK = -9

it put me between UKIP and BNP.

and oddly enough it put the Cons as more left wing than labour.

[Banquo's Ghost]

Thats Declan Ganleys one man show party , Libertas .

SF was my nearest on europe , if you took a line from Kukris centre point at about 320 deg its where it hits the ege of his range

That's fascinating.

The problem in Ireland is that all our parties are morons.

That said, the profiler was interesting but too one-dimensional (as these questions tend to be). It dropped me into the Labour party (see Kukri's chart, reddish point to top left) which is pro-Europe and left of centre. Whereas if I vote, I tend to fall somewhere near Fine Gael (pro-Europe, sort-of conservative). Despite several 100% comparators, apparently my views on civil liberties, finance, bail-outs and locking people up diverge. Which is odd, since my views on those things are conservative, or at least what used to be conservative. Apparently, nowadays, if one believes that preserving civil rights against the lies of power-hungry governments who use terrorism as an excuse, this makes one a leftie.

I thought the questions had rather a lot of weighting towards national politics rather than the EU. And they don't understand that one can be very pro-Europe, but very anti the Lisbon Treaty.

Interesting to delve into the European party comparisons though.

EDIT: Amusing that the British graph has New Labour further over to the socio-economic right than the Tories.

[tibilicus]

Oh dear, try again.

Well?

[naut]

In between the Tories and Greens, 72% and 70% respectively. Although it put me pretty close to the BNP as well, 67%, which made me laugh.

It doesn't seem to take the party probability into account though. I put Lib Dems as 10, Tories at 7 and Greens at 5. All the rest at 0.

Edit: The overseas voter rules are a pain though. Got to register before May 19th...