I'm trying to figure out where I fit politically.

Economically, I'm strongly pro free market. I believe the economy should be driven primarily by private enterprise, with free trade and generally low taxes. I do support Land Value Tax (LVT) since it dont taxes production (even my fav economist milton friedman say its the least bad taxes which i agree)

I prefer a small government focused on a limited set of core responsibilities: national defense (both domestic and external security), the courts, and enforcing public morals. Beyond those areas, I think the government should stay out of the economy and people's lives as much as possible.

I'm also skeptical of democracy as the best system. Instead, I lean toward a council-based model where leaders of different sectors or social groups form a council, and that council appoints the executive leadership rather than relying on direct popular elections.

On immigration, I take a pragmatic rather than ideological view. I generally see immigration as a net positive because it grows the economy, expands the labor force, and increases the pool of people available for military service. I don't view citizenship through the lens of race. I think anyone can become a citizen regardless of ethnicity, keep their culture, traditions, and customs, as long as they share a common civic identity centered on loyalty and pride in the nation.

What political ideology would you say this is closest to?

I really enjoyed this test.

I’d say it is fairly representative of where I stand on things.

Generally I consider myself a proponent of Social Liberalism.

Happy to hear any thoughts, opinions, or anything else.

What do you think?

Probably shouldn’t be surprised.

pretty accurate ngl

another slop thing