Libertarian Quiz: What kind of libertarian are you?

Anarcho-capitalist

17 (39.5%)

Left-libertarian

6 (14%)

Agorist

11 (25.6%)

"Small L" libertarian

2 (4.7%)

Minarchist

6 (14%)

Paleo-libertarian

1 (2.3%)

Geo-libertarian

0 (0%)

Neo-libertarian

0 (0%)

Libertarian socialist

0 (0%)

Total Members Voted: 25

[MacFall]

About right.

Left-libertarian     
   100%
Agorist    
   100%
Anarcho-capitalist    
   75%
"Small L" libertarian    
   75%
Paleo-libertarian    
   25%
Geo-libertarian    
   8%
Minarchist    
   8%
Libertarian socialist    
   8%
Neo-libertarian    
   0%

[atomiccat]

Anarcho-capitalists are libertarians who oppose the state entirely and propose to have a free market in the provision of security and arbitration. The term anarcho-capitalism derives from Murray Rothbard to describe a stateless society based on the principles of laissez-faire or the philosophy in support of such a proposition. Anarcho-capitalists may tend to still associate more with the political right and make use of the political process, unless they are agorists or left-libertarians at the same time.

Anarcho-capitalist    
   100%
"Small L" libertarian    
   92%
Left-libertarian    
   83%
Agorist    
   75%
Minarchist    
   33%
Paleo-libertarian    
   25%
Geo-libertarian    
   17%
Libertarian socialist    
   17%
Neo-libertarian    
   0%

[BobRobertson]

As quizes go, I prefer the Mises Institute's "Are You An Austrian?"

http://mises.org/quiz.aspx

[Laetitia]

I saw a facebook post from Judge Andrew Napolitano that he'd be on Glenn Beck's show today. I thought that meant he'd be hosting, which is one time I always like to watch the show... but, oh dear. It's Glenn Beck. He's doing a show where he has his audience taking a quiz to find where they are on the Libertarian spectrum.

I'm watching, but only because Napolitano was introduced just before I reached for the remote.

[MotorBoatingSOB]

You Scored as Anarcho-capitalist
Anarcho-capitalists are libertarians who oppose the state entirely and propose to have a free market in the provision of security and arbitration. The term anarcho-capitalism derives from Murray Rothbard to describe a stateless society based on the principles of laissez-faire or the philosophy in support of such a proposition. Anarcho-capitalists may tend to still associate more with the political right and make use of the political process, unless they are agorists or left-libertarians at the same time.


Anarcho-capitalist   
100%
Agorist   
92%
"Small L" libertarian   
83%
Left-libertarian   
83%
Paleo-libertarian   
33%
Minarchist   
33%
Geo-libertarian   
8%
Libertarian socialist   
0%
Neo-libertarian   
0%

[Cognitive Dissident]

Kind of interesting interpretation of libertarianism--that ends by telling you what collectives you belong to. (?)

You Scored as Anarcho-capitalist
Anarcho-capitalists are libertarians who oppose the state entirely and propose to have a free market in the provision of security and arbitration. The term anarcho-capitalism derives from Murray Rothbard to describe a stateless society based on the principles of laissez-faire or the philosophy in support of such a proposition. Anarcho-capitalists may tend to still associate more with the political right and make use of the political process, unless they are agorists or left-libertarians at the same time.


Anarcho-capitalist   
100%
Agorist   
83%
"Small L" libertarian   
75%
Left-libertarian   
75%
Minarchist   
50%
Paleo-libertarian   
17%
Geo-libertarian   
8%
Neo-libertarian   
8%
Libertarian socialist   
0%

[Cognitive Dissident]

I also strongly disagree with the notion of "left" libertarian as something that even exists (or it's poorly named.)  Since left- and right-wing are associated with how you'd like to use the government against your enemies, it doesn't have much to do with libertarianism in my mind.  Put another way, and in another context, if you're libertarian, you're radically centrist.

[Cognitive Dissident]

I also strongly disagree with the notion of "left" libertarian as something that even exists (or it's poorly named.)  Since left- and right-wing are associated with how you'd like to use the government against your enemies, it doesn't have much to do with libertarianism in my mind.  Put another way, and in another context, if you're libertarian, you're radically centrist.

It dates back to old British politicking when Libertarianism was at the time considered the radical left of British politics, believing in extremist views such as individualism, personal ownership and trade, and the dissolution of the monarchy and monolithic state functions. Adam Smith is often accredited as being a major influencing factor in these ideals.

Actually, it dates back to French Parliament, in which the rabble-rouser socialists sat up in the far left wing of amphitheater type seating.  That's literally where the term came from.  Note its roots in populist government--my reason for disliking left- or right-wing being associated with libertarianism.

[thersites]

You Scored as Anarcho-capitalist

Anarcho-capitalists are libertarians who oppose the state entirely and propose to have a free market in the provision of security and arbitration. The term anarcho-capitalism derives from Murray Rothbard to describe a stateless society based on the principles of laissez-faire or the philosophy in support of such a proposition. Anarcho-capitalists may tend to still associate more with the political right and make use of the political process, unless they are agorists or left-libertarians at the same time.

Anarcho-capitalist    
   92%
Left-libertarian    
   83%
Agorist    
   67%
"Small L" libertarian    
   50%
Geo-libertarian    
   42%
Libertarian socialist    
   25%
Paleo-libertarian    
   17%
Neo-libertarian    
   8%
Minarchist    
   0%


Really kind of poorly set up quiz-too many questions that simply can't be answered yes or no. And, to be honest not enough categories(as if they are needed anyway as someone else mentioned.) I am, for instance, most certainly not an anarcho-capitalist. Ah well.