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                              Personal Issues
                                                              YM N
             Military service should be voluntary. (No draft) Y
           Government should not control radio, TV, the press Y
                                             or the Internet.
             Repeal regulations on sex for consenting adults. Y
               Drug laws do more harm than good. Repeal them. M
                    Let peaceful people cross borders freely. Y


                              Economic Issues
                                                              YM N
            Businesses and farms should operate without govt. Y
                                                   subsidies.
              People are better off with free trade than with Y
                                                     tariffs.
           Minimum wage laws cause unemployment. Repeal them. Y
                  End taxes. Pay for services with user fees. M
                  All foreign aid should be privately funded. M


        Who do you support in the 2000 U.S. Presidential election?
         Alan Keyes


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                                  Self-Government
Your Political Philosophy:


According to your answers, your political philosophy is libertarian. 


Libertarian 


Libertarians are self-governors in both personal and economic
matters. They believe government's only purpose is to protect people
from coercion and violence. They value individual responsibility, and
tolerate economic and social diversity. 


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Your Personal Self-Government Score is 90%.  Your Economic
Self-Government Score is 80%. 


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  Libertarian 40.0% Left-liberal 14.9% Moderate 28.8%
Right-Conservative 8.5% Authoritarian 7.8%








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Other Political Philosophies


Left-Liberal 


Left-Liberals prefer self-government in personal matters and central
decision-making on economics. They want government to serve the
disadvantaged in the name of fairness. Leftists tolerate social
diversity, but work for economic equality. 


Moderate 


Moderates favor selective government intervention and emphasize
practical solutions to current problems. They tend to keep an open
mind on new issues. Many moderates feel that government serves as a
check on excessive liberty. 


Conservative 


Right-conservatives prefer self-government on economic issues, but
want official standards in personal matters. They want the government
to defend the community from threats to its moral fiber. 


Authoritarian 


Authoritarians want government to advance society and individuals
through expert central planning. They often doubt whether
self-government is practical. Left-authoritarians are also called
socialists, while fascists are right-authoritarians. 


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