What type of libertarian are you?

[Doctor Cringelord]

What type of libertarian are you?

 

[Morpeko]

Your Result: Purist Libertarian (86%)
Purist libertarians are strict believers in the Non Aggression Principle and are typically anarcho-capitalists. You don't focus much on specific policy and are more interested in debating moral arguments for libertarianism, calling people "statist" over the internet until they block you, and repeating "taxation is theft" until your opponent gives up. You probably don't believe voting for anyone, even people as close to your beliefs as Rand Paul and you are against any government policies that limit certain freedoms in the short run, even if they might actually increase freedom in the long run. An example of a purist libertarian is Adam Kokesh.

83% Pragmatic Libertarian

57% Bleeding Heart Libertarian

29% Paleolibertarian

 

[Doctor Cringelord]

I wish this quiz had geolibertarian and libertarian socialist as results. Felt more like a “pop libertarian ideology” quiz

 

[ceecee]

I wish this quiz had geolibertarian and libertarian socialist as results. Felt more like a “pop libertarian ideology” quiz

That's how I feel too.

 

[SD45T-2]

Your Result: Pragmatic Libertarian (81%)

Pragmatic libertarians are libertarians who simply want to see government reduced and will use mostly means of politics to make that happen. You might be a Libertarian Party member or independent but you probably would not lose sleep voting for "the lesser evil", usually a Republican, as long as it is within reason. You advocate for specific policies tat limit the size of government. You are probably more of a consequentialist libertarian in that you support libertarianism on the grounds that it is beneficial rather than on a moral grounds. An example of a pragmatic libertarian is Rand Paul.

Paleolibertarian 65%

Purist Libertarian 39%

Bleeding Heart Libertarian 26%

 

[Kanra Jest]

Pragmatic Libertarian

Pragmatic libertarians are libertarians who simply want to see government reduced and will use mostly means of politics to make that happen. You might be a Libertarian Party member or independent but you probably would not lose sleep voting for "the lesser evil", usually a Republican, as long as it is within reason. You advocate for specific policies tat limit the size of government. You are probably more of a consequentialist libertarian in that you support libertarianism on the grounds that it is beneficial rather than on a moral grounds. An example of a pragmatic libertarian is Rand Paul.

I like to think I'm pragmatic. It's more the fact I can see both sides, both sides have usefulness as well as corruption, and our internal divisions, biases, hatred, blah blah, is the main issue that keeps us divided as a people.