What am I?
Yet another of these tests. They're certainly a big improvement on the conventional left/right axis, which is completely useless for describing those of us who are libertarians. But this one still hasn't got it quite right and I suspect that's why I have been categorised as more of a capitalist than a libertarian.
For example, one proposition is this:
The fact that many people starve to death is unfortunate but unavoidable.
I am meant to agree or disagree. But I don't accept the question! I believe that starvation is both unfortunate
and avoidable. Simply introduce free markets and property rights.
Then, what about this:
We need stronger laws for protecting the environment.
We do. But the laws required are the same as those needed to avoid starvation - free markets and property rights. Not probably what the quizmaster had in mind.
Then we get:
Employees should have the right to go on strike without the risk of being permanently replaced.
Yes or No? It depends on what their contract says.
But here's my result:
posted by David Farrer at 06:42
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