someguy2116
City:
Job:
In a relationship:
Best friend:
Politically:
green: confident, yellow: guess, red: uncertain
Inactive followers? Check yours!
Fake/Bot followers? Check yours!
sponsored by Circleboom
Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Principled: He repeatedly defends traditional moral positions, e.g. 'Divorce should never be celebrated,' showing consistent adherence to his values.
- Passionate: His tone is intense and urgent across topics — 'Has there ever been a government in history more blatant about how much they just want you to suffer?' — demonstrating strong emotional investment.
- Observant: He notices small cultural cues and optics, complaining about them specifically: 'Insanely bad optics, holy shit,' indicating attention to detail in public messaging.
- Loyal: He expresses attachment to country and community: 'I do not love my nation... I love it because it is my country,' revealing tribal fidelity.
- Plainspoken: He prefers blunt language and direct calls, evident in lines like 'They mock you as they exploit you,' which shows a straightforward communication style.
Weaknesses:
- Intolerant: Frequent hostile generalizations about groups (for example, 'Do Indians understand how hated they are?') indicate low tolerance for out-groups.
- Combative: His posts are often aggressive and insulting, e.g. 'You’re all just most pathetic, histrionic losers,' which can alienate potential allies.
- Absolutist: He tends to frame issues in black-and-white terms such as 'There is no debate with leftists, they are unreasonable,' reducing nuance.
- Provocateur: He courts controversy and dark humor — for instance speculating about being shot and 'laugh[ing] hysterically in heaven' — which risks backlash.
- Echo-chambered: Frequent praise of niche partisan figures ('I support Senator Babet wholeheartedly') and blanket dismissal of opponents suggest limited engagement with dissenting perspectives.
Your Simpsons character
Reverend Lovejoy
Reverend Lovejoy is an apt match: a religious figure who often displays conservative, judgemental, and weary attitudes toward culture and church politics, much like this user's mixture of piety and exasperation. The user's repeated church-focused remarks — 'Longing for a churchwarden like that.' and strict views on liturgy and roles — mirror Lovejoy's clerical lens, even if this account's tone is harsher and more polemical than the Reverend's occasional world‑weariness.
Your MBTI personality Type
ESTJ
ESTJ fits his pragmatic, rule-oriented, and outspoken style. Extraverted: he tweets loudly and publicly about politics and culture ('You’re all just most pathetic, histrionic losers'), suggesting sociable engagement with public debate; Sensing: he focuses on concrete problems and immediate impacts like migration and housing ('an utterly massive artificial increase in adult population due to migration'); Thinking: his judgments are framed as logical moral conclusions ('The liberal insistence that language has no real meaning is quite frustrating'); Judging: he prefers order, tradition and definitive answers ('Divorce should never be celebrated'). Together, these patterns point to ESTJ.
Some pickup lines for you
- Are you a parish noticeboard? Because I keep checking you for signs that you’re real — and I’d volunteer as churchwarden just to be nearer to you.
- You must be old-school like my car with wind-up windows, because every time I see you I want to take things back to basics.
- I’ll defend your honour like a proud South Aussie — and I’ve got a stubborn wombat-level loyalty you can count on.
- If being devout was a sport, I’d go to confession just for a chance to ask you out afterwards.
- Call me Tom Petty tonight: 'I won't back down' — unless you tell me to, in which case I'll listen, because mercy is in the catechism too.
Your 5 Emojis
Your new Twitter bio
Catholic South Australian • Traditional conservative • Parish-minded, car-loving, old-school gamer • Commenting on culture, faith & nation — blunt, unapologetic, and local-first.– @someguy2116
Your signature cocktail
The Parish Wombat
The 'Parish Wombat' is a no‑nonsense, old‑school sipper: Australian whisky for local pride, vermouth for a touch of tradition, and bitters for a quietly stern finish. It reflects his love of country ('proud South Australian'), his old‑fashioned tastes ('My current car still has wind up windows'), and his firm, slightly sharp demeanour ('You’re all just most pathetic, histrionic losers'). Classic, bitter, and unmistakably local.
Your Hogwarts House
Slytherin
Slytherin fits because he prizes a strong in‑group, ambition for political influence, and a readiness to use harsh rhetoric to defend his goals. He repeatedly calls for opponents to be removed — 'They all need to go' — and emphasizes national preservation and power dynamics: 'They invade your country, making your life materially worse.' These reflect Slytherin traits of resource-protection, cunning confrontation, and prioritizing the group's survival over conciliatory compromise.
Your movie
Your song
I Won't Back Down - Tom Petty
Tom Petty's defiant anthem fits his refusal to yield: themes of standing firm against pressure mirror lines like 'I do not love my nation... I love it because it is my country' and his frequent denunciations of opponents. The song's blunt, resolute tone complements his plainspoken conservatism and unwillingness to compromise.
Your time travel destination
Your video game
Your spirit animal
Your (un)funny joke
Your superpower
Your fictional best friend
Your dream vacation
Your alternate career path
Your celebrity match
Did you enjoy your Horoscope?
Your horoscope is 94 days old! Generate a better one from your latest tweets, unlock more insights and use a smarter pro AI!