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bluesbassman 10-02-2005 04:58 AM

Libertarian Purity Test & Museum of Communism
 
Here is a link to a "libertarian purity test" on Prof Bryan Kaplan's website. I scored a 156/160:

Libertarian Purity Test


Not related, but also check out on his site his excellent museum of communism:

Museum of Communism

imported_CaseClosed326 10-02-2005 06:53 AM

Re: Libertarian Purity Test & Museum of Communism
 
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Kurn, son of Mogh 10-02-2005 08:38 AM

Re: Libertarian Purity Test & Museum of Communism
 
I got a 48.

This test is severely flawed and assumes that a "perfect" libertarian is an anarchist. The author is welcome to his opinion, but is wrong.

Cyrus 10-02-2005 08:38 AM

Re: Libertarian Purity Test & Museum of Communism
 
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Here is a link to a "libertarian purity test" on Prof Bryan Kaplan's website.

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Before accessing it, tell me if it contains this question:

Would you assume the position of Moderator on a web message board (such as 2+2), a position that allows you to censor posts and ban posters?

Just curious.

bluesbassman 10-02-2005 08:41 AM

Re: Libertarian Purity Test & Museum of Communism
 
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Here is a link to a "libertarian purity test" on Prof Bryan Kaplan's website.

[/ QUOTE ]
Before accessing it, tell me if it contains this question:

Would you assume the position of Moderator on a web message board (such as 2+2), a position that allows you to censor posts and ban posters?

Just curious.

[/ QUOTE ]

It does not contain that question.

MMMMMM 10-02-2005 10:01 AM

Re: Libertarian Purity Test & Museum of Communism
 
Funny Cyrus.

Libertarian philosophy pertains to limitations on the role of government, and allows private entities great latitude as to whatsoever they choose to do. Censorship within a private entity is vastly different than censorship for all persons which is imposed by the government.

If you want to invite all of your friends over for dinner, but stipulate that they must wear yellow shoes and cannot say the word "Fandango" whilst on your premises, that entirely is your prerogative, and a Libertarian would support your right to set such guidelines for your guests.

When the government tries such a stunt; that is what the Libertarian objects to.

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SheetWise 10-02-2005 02:46 PM

Re: Libertarian Purity Test & Museum of Communism
 
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I scored a 156/160

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Wow.
118.
But I got all of the correct ones right. [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

jcx 10-02-2005 06:17 PM

Re: Libertarian Purity Test & Museum of Communism
 
Interesting that he posted a pic of Ayn Rand in the test, she actually despised libertarianism.

Cyrus 10-02-2005 07:33 PM

Pure
 
The way the questions are written is a hoot!

In the mind of that webmaster, Libertarians must be socially inept illiterates.

bluesbassman 10-02-2005 07:45 PM

Re: Libertarian Purity Test & Museum of Communism
 
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Interesting that he posted a pic of Ayn Rand in the test, she actually despised libertarianism.

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Nevertheless, Rand is probably the single biggest influence among libertarians.


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