The OFFICIAL CSMA politics test 432

oh, my scores:

100% personal 70% economic libertarian

(I believe in moderate redistribution -- to the extent that any member of society should have *equal* access to the tools and resources to become, and remain, a productive member of society, ye olde "equal starting line, not equal outcomes" conservativism clbuttical liberalism)

32 out of 160 on the libertarian purity test. Minarchy is a great theory, in theory-land, but when put in practice I believe it quickly devolves into inefficient 'he who has the gold makes the rules' feudalism (cf. the latter half of the 19th century). Minarchy combined with Georgism -- in limiting the wealthy's ability to monopolize land (including natural resources), and the economic rents therefrom, might have a chance of working, if you give me Georgism I'll give you minarchy!

100% in the 'free & equal buttociation' vertex. Obviously, since I'm a quasi-Georgist, which is in fact something of an orthogonal third-leg on the socialist-capitalist axis (we catch poo from both sides, since Henry George was enemy of the (truly) Socialists, and of course the LVT targets with laser-like focus those who consider their government-bequeathed and enforced breastles to real estate (and natural resource holdings) "capital".