im a little at the left of libertarian

Wonder how correct this scale is. I've always considered myself right wing, against abortion, small government, low taxes, true free market economics. My friends have told me I'm a right wing kinda guy. Heh maybe I'm as right wing as it gets in Canada then, the biggest hippie country I've ever seen.  

I'm basicly what most Americans would call a communist. But most Americans are basicly what I'd call insane, so that's ok.

Right where I thought I'd be

wow. Looks like a thread brought back from the dead.

Okay, I liked the way that second test scored me much better than the first. It's much more accurate, imo.



Your PERSONAL issues Score is 70%.
Your ECONOMIC issues Score is 90%.

I'm unusual, because I think market forces are the best way to ensure efficiency, innovation and progress but in order to make the market free, abusive monopolies need to be broken up and antitrust needs to be heavily punished. This makes me appear to the economic left whereas I would place myself firmly on the right,.

In the religion and morals sections I tend to vote massively against enforced values and for scientific principles (basically that our morals are derived from selection pressures) which makes a general libertarian. I also have an anti-monopoly, anti-establishment bias which places me down the scale too - I identify with the FSF and EFF's values.

I do find that, after living in the USA, it is a vote between the Loony Party (Democrats) and the Really Loony Party (Republicans) as both are far to the Authoritarian and Economic Right extremes. In Britain, both parties have roughly the same policies now (i.e. "Communist" to an American and "Right Wing" to a British person) and it's just a matter of switching them every few terms to reduce corruption.

Interesting that most seem to be Left Libertarian

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Left-libertarianism 

 I'm apparently a Left-Libertarian, but am actively against income redistribution. Is that allowed?

 Are you really against all forms of income redistribution is the real question you should be asking yourself, are you against school vouchers, against subsidized healthcare (not governement healthcare but subsudies to make healthcare cheaper), are you against programs to help children from poor families, etc. etc.