Which politopia do you live in?

[neverborn]

http://www.politopia.com/val.php3

[flamingyouth]

1. I'm apparently in the Southwest, which according to this is good

SW- You would feel most at home in the Southwest region You advocate a large degree of personal freedom and a large degree of government control over the economy. Your neighbors include such folks as Jesse Jackson, Ralph Nader, Hilary Clinton, and Zack de la Rocha of Rage Against the Machine, and may refer to themselves as "liberals," "left-wing liberals," "civil libertarians," "democratic socialists," "egalitarians," or "anarcho-socialists."

[BelleCarolinaPeridot]

2. South ! Go figure ! :)

South-You are a Southerner-an egalitarian-which means that you advocate an increased role for the government in the economic realm. You are more or less pleased the government's role in the personal realm.

[eyesroll]

3. I'm a southwesterner (described above already)

[WannaJumpMyScooter]

4. About as far west and south as you can get

funny, that.

[EstimatedProphet]

5. It calls me a Southerner

A little surprising, because I would have figured Southwest...
I do have to argue some of the other people listed-FDR as fewer personal freedoms? And BUSH as the CENTER?!?

[miss_kitty]

6. this wasn't called the "Soviet of Washington" for nuthin'

i was just going to say w/o taking the test, "gee flamingyouth-that looks good to me" because i hate typing my email in spots, but i used my spam receiving email name so no harm no foul-et voila! another seattlite in the SW i am!

[neverborn]

7. NW here

[tarkus]

8. I was a southerner...

In the context of the United States that would offend me, but I guess that is a good place to me on this thingy.

[Fragile Halo]

9. I am moderate... I was in Centerville.

I like that I am in the middle and am flexible in my thinking. However, I don't know what to think of it. Wasn't that Bush country anyway? I fear what you'll say.

I always thought I was and will continue to be a liberal.

[neverborn]

12. I'm in NW, so :P

[Bombtrack]

10. centerville

http://www.politopia.com/image.cgi?P1=0&E1=-3

[timtom]

11. I ended up strongly in the Southwest, too.

n/t

[Chovexani]

13. Another strong Southwesterner

Seems to be a theme. :)

[JohnKleeb]

14. ok

South-You are a Southerner-an egalitarian-which means that you advocate an increased role for the government in the economic realm. You are more or less pleased the government's role in the personal realm.

So I am south of Kerry and slightly north of Jesse Jackson and near my hero FDR.

[CrownPrinceBandar]

15. South, with a touch of west.............

http://www.politopia.com/image.cgi?P1=2&E1=-8

[Shananigans]

16. The SE part of Centerville...

I'm a bit disappointed. I mean, Centerville? Give me a break. But...*sigh*...such is life.

[buycitgo]

17. that's just about the STUPIDEST thing I've ever seen

Bush as a centrist? favoring GREATER personal freedom than Kerry?
FDR as extreme as Limbaugh?
why even bother with idiotic crap like that

[neverborn]

21. FDR was as extreme as Limbaugh.

[DemWitch]

18. Due West of Centerville

1/2 way between Centerville and the border.

[brainshrub]

19. Here I am

http://www.politopia.com/image.cgi?P1=8&E1=-4

This is very similar to the Political Compass.

http://www.politicalcompass.org/

[supernova]

20. SWterner

SW- You would feel most at home in the Southwest region You advocate a large degree of personal freedom and a large degree of government control over the economy. Your neighbors include such folks as Jesse Jackson, Ralph Nader, Hilary Clinton, and Zack de la Rocha of Rage Against the Machine, and may refer to themselves as "liberals," "left-wing liberals," "civil libertarians," "democratic socialists," "egalitarians," or "anarcho-socialists."

I am in fact egalitarian.