Political Survey Essay

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Well my survey Political compass my results were not what I expected since the survey was about do you prefer white people or black people. Since I thought that I was a pasafice but I was wrong since my results was that I prefer white people over black people. But I know that it was wrong my results was wrong I am a fair person I believe in equality and that everyone should be treated the same way as other people. My result was that I prefer white people over black people the test was press l if you see white people and press j if you see black people and good things or bad things. I think that there way is wrong to get results from wrong answers and what is right and what is wrong how do you know what good or bad. Then my second survey I took …show more content…

Each page you went next to would change the subject of the questions like for example there were equality, work, market, nation, liberty, authority, traditional, and progress. Do I agree with my result, not most of the time but some of my results I agree with them that it is what I am who I am. Also the last survey I took was project implicit the questions was about religious things if you believe in religion or are you passive. It asked me if I believed in a religion and ask is it important to you would you be passive if you had a chance. The question in project implicit was really deep the survey really wanted to know what you think and who you really are. From all the survey´s I took they all have one thing in common they all have a last question did the survey helped you in any way or would you show this website to your friends or other people. And the difference is that they all have different questions and different ways to get answers from you to make your answers to the results you're trying to find out. In the end it's up to you not everyone have the same mind as you same opinion as you so there is surveys to help you figure out who you really are or if which side are you on the world or are you with god who do you

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