Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Ideological Consistency: Repeatedly stresses ultraconservatism, Eurasianism, and sovereign democracy across many posts.
- Interactive: Runs polls and asks followers for input, e.g., "Doing this poll because I'm bored Where would you consider me on the political spectrum?"
- Historical Awareness: Cites Schumpeter, De Gaulle, Mussolini, and other historical figures in tweets.
- Creative Use: Mixes memes, music links, and visual jokes like the ‘fire rises’ video reference.
- Passionate Advocacy: Shows strong commitment to shifting Indonesia rightward and supporting policies such as ultraconservatism.
Weaknesses:
- Extremist Rhetoric: Praises dictators and fascist regimes, e.g., "I don't hate Mussolini" and "Venezuela should be a Falangist state".
- Contradictory Stance: Claims "never again under a dictatorship" while also glorifying dictatorial models.
- Unrealistic Proposals: Suggests bomb Taiwan or grant EU membership to Russia, which are implausible.
- Provocative Language: Uses inflammatory phrasing like "insufferable Jakartans wine mums" and insults opponents.
- Oversimplification: Makes blanket judgments about countries and peoples without nuance, e.g., the list of 7 countries he dislikes.
Your Simpsons character
Mr. Burns
The user presents as an ultraconservative, far‑right ideologue who glorifies authoritarian leaders and wants to reshape Indonesia into a reactionary state. Tweets such as "We should embrace ultraconservatism instead of conservatism" and "Tbh I just simply cannot find myself hate Mussolini especially before 1938" reveal admiration for fascist ideas. He explicitly calls for "the most conservative/reactionary government" in Indonesia and even boasts policies like "preemptively bomb Taiwan" and "fascists > kapitalis" indicating a willingness to use extreme force. These traits mirror Mr. Burns, the series’ ruthless, power‑hungry capitalist who routinely manipulates politics, embraces elitist authoritarianism, and shows little regard for democratic norms. Like Burns, the user mixes business‑oriented rhetoric with a desire for total control, making him the closest match.
Your MBTI personality Type
ENTJ
The user frequently seeks interaction and external feedback, as seen in "Doing this poll because I'm bored" and "Interaction bait time What's your HOI4 TFR ideology?" indicating extraversion. Their focus on abstract, future‑oriented ideas like "creative destruction" and "Is this even possible theoretically speaking?" shows a dominant intuition (N). They consistently rely on logical analysis over personal sentiment, for example "Let the free market do its job and cannibalise the bubble because from there a new innovations can be created" and "We should embrace ultraconservatism instead of conservatism," reflecting a thinking (T) preference. Finally, they propose concrete, organized reforms such as "massive reorganisation of political parties under the banner of 'all Indonesian patriotic front'" and a strategic shift "Drastically shift Indonesia to the right," demonstrating a judging (J) orientation.
Some pickup lines for you
- Your love for 'creative destruction' has me thinking we could start a revolution in my heart—let's let the free market of emotions burst, and watch a new, innovative love bloom.
- If I were to draft a sovereign democracy, the first article would guarantee you a lifetime seat in my thoughts, and as a proud Eurasianist, I'd make sure your cultural heritage is celebrated every day.
- I may not be a KMT member, but I'm ready to sign a Dang Guo‑style loyalty oath to you—ultraconservative devotion, no foreign interference, just pure, orderly affection.
- My HOI4 TFR ideology is set to 'Romantic Totalitarianism'—but in reality, I just want a 4‑player co‑op (you, me, coffee, and late‑night debates) to conquer the world together.
- Your playlist of bangers and admiration for leaders from Turkey to Japan tells me you're a world‑class diplomat of taste—so how about we negotiate a treaty over a dinner and let the music be our peace accord?
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Policy tinkerer, English ed student & free‑market advocate. Saved an orphanage from fire. Gaming, music & history nerd. #Indonesia #WorldAffairs– @vilcinsky
Your signature cocktail
Iron Pancasila
The cocktail, named "Iron Pancasila", mixes Indonesian arak, Russian vodka, a dash of absinthe, spiced ginger syrup, and bitter Aperol to capture the user's blend of nationalist pride and far‑right flair. The strong, fiery ginger syrup mirrors the tweet "We should embrace ultraconservatism instead of conservatism" and the harsh bitterness of Aperol reflects his love for "fascists > kapitalis". The inclusion of absinthe nods to his line "Satanism I can understand ... but occultism and sorcery? That's the red line I draw" while the Russian vodka honors his fascination with "EU membership for Russia" and "Wholesome Russia run chat". Together the drink is a bold, polarizing blend that feels like a "creative destruction" shot, echoing his reference to Schumpeter: "Creative destruction".
Your Hogwarts House
Slytherin
The user shows strong ambition for political power, saying 'I ... Drastically shift Indonesia to the right to the point it's the most conservative/reactionary government' and proposing a massive re‑organisation of parties under an 'all Indonesian patriotic front' to implement sovereign democracy. They openly admire authoritarian leaders, noting 'Tbh I just simply cannot find myself hate Mussolini especially before 1938' and listing Vladimir Putin (pre‑2022) among great leaders. Their rhetoric emphasizes cunning political strategy and a willingness to use extreme measures, as seen in 'We should embrace ultraconservatism instead of conservatism' and support for concepts like 'Dang Guo'. This combination of ambition, resourcefulness, and a pragmatic, ends‑justify‑the‑means mindset aligns with Slytherin values. While occasionally bold, the overarching drive for control and elite status points to Slytherin.
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Your song
The Imperial March (Darth Vader’s Theme) - John Williams
Their relentless drive for authoritarian power and a return to a rigid, ultraconservative order mirrors the ominous, marching theme of John Williams’ "The Imperial March (Darth Vader’s Theme)". In a tweet they write, "We should embrace ultraconservatism instead of conservatism", and later declare, "I want to drastically shift Indonesia to the right to the point it's the most conservative/reactionary government". Their call for a "massive reorganisation of political parties under the banner of ‘all Indonesian patriotic front’" and a suggestion to "increase spending militer kita sebesar 4‑5%" echo the militaristic, empire‑building feel of the music. The piece’s relentless, marching rhythm captures their vision of a sovereign democracy that is strong, imposing, and unyielding, much like the dark power associated with Darth Vader. This soundtrack is often used to underscore authoritarian dominance, making it an apt anthem for their political aspirations.
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