From Brian Caplan, the Libertarian Purity Test. I scored 35, which makes me solidly libertarian, but I tend to agree with Tim Sandefur (who scored 96, making him a hardcore libertarian) that the test tends to assume that only anarcho-capitalists are "true" libertarians.
Joe Carter is compiling the results from bloggers, as is Tim Lambert.
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Seems that bloggers have a strong urge to post their scores for Bryan Caplan's Libertarian Purity Test. So here's a spot where you can post your score and find blogs with similar (or different) scores.
[Go here to see the table and the form.](http://cgi.cse.unsw.edu.au/~lambert/cgi-bin…
In an earlier post about Bush's stem cell veto, I mentioned that I am a libertarian. One of the comments got me thinking, and I want to answer it in detail. Posted by Quitter:
Libertarian? And you're a scientist? Where do you think your funding comes from?
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Every few months I take a political test just to see where I "fit in." Jason Soon reminds me of The Libertarian Purity Test. Funniest question?
58. Should the courts be privatized?
Yes
No
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I scored 62!!!!
I scored 100 (I would have made a higher score, but I believe that we need to control our borders and that we need a military) and I can't believe that anyone who got less than 75 should be considered a libertarian at all. Here's how I would break down the results:
0-9, Communist/Nazi
10-74, Conventional Republican
75-99, Small "l" libertarian
100-129 Large "L" libertarian
>130 Anarcho-Capitalist
This thoroughly un-reconstructed New Deal liberal scored a fifteen. Way too high. I demand a recount!