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Radical Libertarian
You scored 87% on social permissiveness and 85% on economic permissiveness.
A Libertarian believes in little to no intervention both socially and economically. Some advocate no government (anarchists), others advocate an extremely decentralized and small government (minarchists) that is limited to very basic fundamental functions. Libertarians strongly oppose foreign intervention, war, laws against individual social behavior, police powers, and believes in laizze-faire capitalism and strong personal liberty. Philosophically, libertarians are usually individualists. Most Libertarians are heavily inspired by and schooled in the ideas of Natural Rights and Natural Law, which comes from the Classical Liberal and Enlightenment tradition of the 17th-18th centuries. Indeed, the most extreme libertarians are the result of the farthest reaches and implications of those ideas. Libertarians may sometimes form alliances with civil libertarians and fiscal conservatives. Examples of a Libertarian would be Murray Rothbard, Ludwig Von Mises, H.L. Mencken, Lysander Spooner, and Friedrich Hayek.
I don't think I'm that extreme, but I am a libertarian.
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"Some people complain about the system. The system is not good, so they can't do anything. It's an excuse. Freedom is in your heart." (Jin Xing)
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