libertarian purity test

InquilineKea
Mon, 12 Nov 2007 20:02:02 +0000

Ah, but many of your statements seem to point in the same direction – after a while you start to notice patterns. It’s not all random.



But when it comes to the context of libertarianism, I know full well that I don’t really subscribe to many of the central tenets of it anyways. Actually to be honest, the only reason why I even occasionally say I’m libertarian is that I’m not particularly fond of the American system as it is right now (but really, another governmental system could be fairly effective - I just don’t know of one right now)

(especially with this quiz, my main desire was really just to see what other people would say about this)

when it comes to political issues, I really don’t have much passion. and i haven’t even read all that much yet - most of the books i read are pro-free market (although the majority of books on econ are probably pro-free market, considering the biases of econ departments). patterns occur with other things - but as you’ve said many times, none of us really are that qualified to know what are the best policies to achieve a desired outcome (even if we have a desired outcome in mind)

but really, no one really takes online tests that seriously anyways (just like the other tests we tend to post on forums and facebook).