Was sailing through it, until I hit part II. Loaded questions everywhere.

I see libertarianism as a goal, to be reached incrementally, ratcheting our society in that direction for a change, instead of ratcheting it toward socialism.

In this sense, I don't support, for example, "abolishing" Social Security. I support plans that would eventually lead us to alternatives, reducing the need for such a program. This applies to most of the Part II questions. Don't abolish public roads, but hey, if we're going to build a new highway next year, let's look into making it a toll road, maybe even privately owned. A few less taxes needed. Libertarianism is as much a journey as a goal.

And Part III is right off the end of the pier. I am not an anarchist.

I got a 74, and that was answering some questions I didn't think were legitimate questions.