Where do you stand in the political spectrum ? Take The Test .

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One time only , peace .

Libertarian, but really I think I lean conservative.

Last Edited by Rochelle on 11/29/2012 11:11 PM

Interesting, who would have known I was libertarian?

I took the longer test too, on the other link you provided...I'm about on par with Ghandi, weird.

Libertarian. I am an Independant, and vote a mix of parties every election.

Me as well. I guess I should get ready to be beaten by some British soldiers now. Sigh.

Straight up Libertarian .

I don't stand in the spectrum
I'm free and so cast my own.

Politics are for those who haven't figured out how to be a good people together and alone.

Hence Libertarian

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Actually, no.

ian

Latin: suffix form of -an from -ianus, a modifier of the main word to which it is attached: belonging to, coming from, being involved in, or being like something.

I am not.

Scored 100% Libertarian!!

Libertarian.

I'm the lone Centrist on GLP, I bet.

anyone, who didn't score 100% libertarian, is a fascist nazi socialist state lover, imho.

I scored 98%...



I'll go put on my jack boots now.

Hmm.. I answered all 6 pages of the long form...

On the graph, it put my dot here:
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Dead middle of Authoritarian/Libertarian, with a slight shift to the left.

Huh. Go figure.

Thanks OP!

these are my results from the long test:

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the political spectrum is statism ie. communism socialism.default statism ie libertarianism and constitutionalism. anarchism ie voluntarism.

but primary to that is who controls the money supply,which is why today we have corporatism. im an anarchist.im for an unregulated free market monetary system such as a black market but thats not to say you cant have competing markets. money is created providing health care,infrastructure and essential services but not mandated from a centralized authority.the devaluation of the currency has a direct relation to the public need.its the natural equivalent to having both an integrated yet compartmentalized system similar to natural models.today we have a centralized integrated system which is vulnerable to systemic collapse.

Anyone notice on their political chart of well-known people, Obama and Romney are right next to each other.

Love our two-party system.