1

For someone sponsored by a libertarian fellowship this summer, I was surprised to be surpassed by Ramesh Ponnuru. I got a 65. I think my foreign policy views too often diverge from the mainstream libertarian ones. Also, I had no idea there was such dispute over the Federal Reserve, with which I am generally content. I guess I knew Friedman was dipleased with it.

2

I scored a 35, for the record.

3

Oh, and Tim Sandefur (http://sandefur.blogspot.com) got a 96

4

50. Somewhat surprised.

5

46 for me. Should we abolish the state and disband the military? Is all government inherently evil? Should we privatize the court system? Should we cut military spending by 75%?

I'd like explanations from people who answered the above questions in the affirmative.

6

51, and my friends(?) and family do try to stop me from giving my opinion!

7

http://www.jeffdoolittle.com

64

8

119

You will be unassimilated...

Myria

9

101!!

10

33, interestingly enough.

11

My first try which I didn't take seriously was 79, I took it again seriously out of boredom and got a 88.

So Joe, where did you actually score in favor of individual rights?

12

Tom Girsch, Lean Left, 12

13

My score is 32.

14

Douglas Bass, Belief Seeking Understanding, 21

15

20 for me.

16

Lana at live from the guillotine - 65 and I have been asked to shut up more than once.;)

17

Scored 68 on it, which doesn't surprise me: I've been a moderatly strong libertarian/mild conservative since around 1980 or so. Not liekly to ever increase tiwards anarcho-capitalist... I believe the state has some legitimate function, even as a neccessary evil.

It just needs to be limited severely to about 30% of it's present size. ;)

18

*pleah* Must proof next time. My speeling goes all to hell when I'm sleepy...

19

128 for me.

20

Six

21

I scored a 54, which is about what I expected on that spectrum.

22

21 for me. I was surprised it was that high.

23

47.

24

I scored a whopping 39.

25

31, which is about what I expected. All those arbitrary 50%s in the second part should be somewhats. I'm decidedly libertarian, but not at all pure about it. In particular I am what they would label an interventionist.

As a moderate user of recreational drugs over the last 35 years I have no doubt that sudden across the board legalization would not be a good thing. A culture of moderation will not be an easy thing to develop, but a climate of cautious decriminalization is the better environment in which to do so.

26

I got a 21.

27

48 for me. (Right Left Whatever)

28

I got a 105. But then, I didnt answer a few questions that don't apply to me.

29

My score: 45

30

I came in as a 43. The test makes libertarians even of us garden-variety conservatives.

Eric Rasmusen

http://php.indiana.edu/~erasmuse/w/0.rasmusen.htm

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PinkDreamPoppies; Alas, a Blog co-blogger; 19 when being generous in my readings of the question, 8 when being much less generous.

32

160.

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35

These libertarian tests always surprise me because I guess I'm more libertarian than I think I am.

34

160, pretty much as expected. Sounds dogmatic, but there were obviously some answers that I'm less confident in than others. That's not really going to be reflected in a binary scoring system, however.

35

25, soft core at best

36

72 and often told to shut-up

37

I am an semi active Libertarian with the New Jersey with a score of only 83.

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