Tests What type of libertarian are you? AnarchocapitalistThe state is corrupt, a vile creature that exploits everyone for the sake of an elite. Eliminate the state and you will solve the problem. Anti-war, anti-NAFTA, very doctrinaire. Some Libertarians. Politics Knowledge Quizzes, Trivia, IQ Tests

Tests What type of libertarian are you? AnarchocapitalistThe state is corrupt, a vile creature that exploits everyone for the sake of an elite. Eliminate the state and you will solve the problem. Anti-war, anti-NAFTA, very doctrinaire. Some Libertarians. Politics Knowledge Quizzes, Trivia, IQ Tests

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AnarchocapitalistThe state is corrupt, a vile creature that exploits everyone for the sake of an elite. Eliminate the state and you will solve the problem. Anti-war, anti-NAFTA, very doctrinaire. Some Libertarians.

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Would you consider yourself a libertarian or libertarian-leaning?

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Is liberty one of the most important political values to defend?

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Free markets, economic interaction and profit motives are indispensable to liberty.

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Free speech, free press and free assembly, even if obscene, bigoted or against government policy, are indispensable to liberty.

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Government is largely inefficient or heavy-handed.

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The product of your labor belongs to you, but property belongs to everyone, so it's necessary to institute land reform, redistribution and taxation.

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The government is usually a tool for whining academics and socialist busy-bodies to attack the free market, and must be radically reduced right now.

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We need to move in the direction of greater social freedom and greater economic freedom.

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Corporate charters and protections are nothing more than welfare: abolish all corporations.

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If there can be black-only businesses then there can be white-only business: there is a right for private citizens to discriminate.

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Government is an unnecessary evil, a parasite that must be abolished.

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Immediate, unilateral free trade, because NAFTA and WTO are bureaucratic and somewhat socialistic.

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We should expand free trade agreements to many countries, without too many obstacles and regulations.

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Lincoln's incompetence precipitated the unnecessary War of Northern Aggression.

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A military draft is wrong, as is mandatory national service.

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The 14th Amendment - equal protection - was an excellent idea and an invaluable addition to the Constitution.

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The 2nd Amendment - right to bear arms - is being regularly violated in America today.

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The 10th Amendment - states' rights - should be very strictly enforced against the federal government.

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The 9th Amendment - other rights retained by the people - should be broadly defined to protect rights and freedoms that are not specifically mentioned elsewhere in the Constitution.

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At least some economic regulation, especially by the states, ought to be struck down through the 14th Amendment as unconstitutional.

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America must keep our troops within our borders - national defense, not national offense.

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In political debate, we should focus on the benefits of liberty and how it improves lives, and spend less time on natural rights or constitutional examinations.

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The libertarian movement has no real foreign policy, and needs to realize that an aggressive, principled War on Terror, loosely based on current US policy, is a necessary idea.

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Incrementalism, reform and compromise will bring more success than radicalism, rhetoric and overt passion - and must be the new libertarian strategy.

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