The Political Quiz Test
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Then you'd probably just complain that it was too short.
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James Madison
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I'm curious as to most people's response to #50.
I spent some time thinking about it, but ultimately agreed.
That's who Alexander Hamilton died...at least some good can come out of them.
Personal:93%
Economic: 87%
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Hey, James Madison was a Federalist.
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Radical Libertarian
You scored 82% Personal Liberty and 87% Economic Liberty!
You scored 82% Personal Liberty and 87% Economic Liberty!
RonPaulwillWin
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amidionitrite?
Your result for The Politics Test... TotalitarianYou scored 7% Personal Liberty and 6% Economic Liberty!
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Your result for The Politics Test... TotalitarianYou scored 7% Personal Liberty and 6% Economic Liberty!
Truth Warrior
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Where'd all the conservatives go? McCain? 
McCain? 
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"Radical Libertarian
You scored 87% Personal Liberty and 92% Economic Liberty!
A radical libertarian believes in little to no government intervention for both personal and economic matters. A radical libertarian generally believes in one out of these two options: (1) A government that is extremely small and limited to the extent of protecting people's liberty - this view is known as Minarchism (2) No government at all, in which the private sector takes up all legitimate functions that a government would have - this view is known as Anarcho-Capitalism. Radical Libertarians tend to be strongly opposed to war, police powers, victimless crimes, foreign intervention and what they consider to be a welfare state. Radical Libertarians tend to be inspired by the Austrian school of economics, classical liberalism and 19th century individualist anarchism. Libertarian thought is individualist in nature. They try to protect both personal and economic liberty. Examples of Radical Libertarianism would be Murray Rothbard, H.L. Mencken, Ludwig Von Mises and Lysander Spooner. "
Wow... I didn't realize I would be considered a "radical libertarian". But then again... I do believe in virtually NO economic itnervention from govt, and virtually to absolutely NO intervention in personal affairs.
I am also by no means an anarcho-capitalist... I don't think we should privatize fire/police and the like, and believe in some fundamental/basic labor laws. Otherwise, let the market take care of everything else!
You scored 87% Personal Liberty and 92% Economic Liberty!
A radical libertarian believes in little to no government intervention for both personal and economic matters. A radical libertarian generally believes in one out of these two options: (1) A government that is extremely small and limited to the extent of protecting people's liberty - this view is known as Minarchism (2) No government at all, in which the private sector takes up all legitimate functions that a government would have - this view is known as Anarcho-Capitalism. Radical Libertarians tend to be strongly opposed to war, police powers, victimless crimes, foreign intervention and what they consider to be a welfare state. Radical Libertarians tend to be inspired by the Austrian school of economics, classical liberalism and 19th century individualist anarchism. Libertarian thought is individualist in nature. They try to protect both personal and economic liberty. Examples of Radical Libertarianism would be Murray Rothbard, H.L. Mencken, Ludwig Von Mises and Lysander Spooner. "
Wow... I didn't realize I would be considered a "radical libertarian". But then again... I do believe in virtually NO economic itnervention from govt, and virtually to absolutely NO intervention in personal affairs.
I am also by no means an anarcho-capitalist... I don't think we should privatize fire/police and the like, and believe in some fundamental/basic labor laws. Otherwise, let the market take care of everything else!
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If you really think about it - if two people *REALLY* want to "duel", they are gonna fuckin' do it whether there is a law against it or not.
Much like most other issues.
In the end, you're definitely right about the self-ownership part.
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"You scored 93% Personal Liberty and 99% Economic Liberty!"
The quiz is bullshit. The only reason I did not get 100% is because free speech is not a right in my oppinion. All rights are property rights. I can not go in your house start cussing at you and declare free speach when you try to remove me.
the quiz is BULLSHIT! I am 100% Liberty bitches.
The quiz is bullshit. The only reason I did not get 100% is because free speech is not a right in my oppinion. All rights are property rights. I can not go in your house start cussing at you and declare free speach when you try to remove me.
the quiz is BULLSHIT! I am 100% Liberty bitches.
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Hey, James Madison was a Federalist.
Touche.
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In popular usage, I think "radical" has gotten a bum rap.
Ron Paul is a "radical".<IMHO>
Perhaps the popular usage is just another part of the "brainwash programming".
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/radical
Ron Paul is a "radical".<IMHO>
Perhaps the popular usage is just another part of the "brainwash programming".
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/radical
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Is this the World's Smallest Political Quiz? My firewall at work has me blocked from the site (no "Games" sites...blargh!). Luckily, if this IS the same quiz, I took this awhile ago and my results were: 70% personal and 90% economic.
Edit: Okay, just took that quiz again and scored 100% on both. Guess my personal beliefs shifted slightly in the past year or so.
Edit: Okay, just took that quiz again and scored 100% on both. Guess my personal beliefs shifted slightly in the past year or so.
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I scored 69% Personal Freedom and 88% Economic Freedom, Right Libertarian.
That's about right, although I have a problem with the "rights are granted by the Constitution" question.
Right ARE NOT granted by the Constitution. Rights are granted by God, the Constitution provides those natural rights will not be taken by government.
That's about right, although I have a problem with the "rights are granted by the Constitution" question.
Right ARE NOT granted by the Constitution. Rights are granted by God, the Constitution provides those natural rights will not be taken by government.
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*cough*. I responded "no" to that question, and it was apparently the right response. You have a problem with it because you didn't think about it. Also, I don't exactly like the little absolute you shoved in there regarding a god.
There was another trick question, involving your right to enforce your beliefs on another.. I responded that you did. I think those two were why I got 100% better over my peers on personal liberty... maybe the creator of the quiz wasn't an idiot.
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No, I responded that I didn't agree with that statement either.
And, how do you know how I responded on the question about enforcing my beliefs on another?
Maybe your Declaration of Independence doesn't have the words "endowed by their Creator" in it? Sorry, I'm a Christian, therefore I interpret that to mean God.
You have the right to believe anything you want to believe. I'm not going to argue with you.
