Lotus Jewel
Student of the Shakyamuni
I seem to recall that I previously did this test, and my position was more toward the center of Left and Libertarian. I guess my political outlook has evolved somewhat.
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I seem to recall that I previously did this test, and my position was more toward the center of Left and Libertarian. I guess my political outlook has evolved somewhat.
Little Dragon
Well-Known Member
I am usually languishing in the green quadrant. Unless I read something horrible that the government have done or said. Then it's closer to the red quadrant.
It means you are in the sensible quadrant, like so many here.
The loony purple (libertarian) quadrant is best.It means you are in the sensible quadrant, like so many here.
We let you mind your own business.
PoetPhilosopher
Veteran Member
I've probably gone a little bit further left lately.
Anarchy rules the purple!
Most of us prefer minarchy.
Getting through the minarchy would be like the camel threading the needle.
I like what I like, despite its having
a vanishingly small chance of being
implemented.
McBell
Unbound
That is just part of the appeal
Not for me.
But as a "pragmatic libertarian", I hope only
to influence powers that be in the direction
of more justice, liberty, prosperity, wisdom.
Any trend, however small, in that direction
would be success.
metis
aged ecumenical anthropologist
That's where I'm at as well.
Don;t take another step you may fall off.
I've been watching my Gen Z/Millenial son and his buddies working to tank the stocks of the corporations who treat their employees like crap and try to cut pay in order to boost stocks, while working to boost the stocks that treat their employees well and pay them well. Methinks the market needs this kind of correction. This might explain why I've moved a couple of notches to the left.
Would these efforts fit into your "pragmatic libertarian" scenario?
My answer would depend upon whether
their methods are honest or dishonest.
How are they tanking a company's stock?
Not likely that would most likely be a right with authoritarian corporate view like Donald Trump
That looks like something I should respond to,
but without punctuation, it's just word salad.
So I'll just offer a piece of cheese.
