Political definitions

[josh]

A lot of people are quick to label others whose views differ from their own so I thought some would be interested in defining those labels.
Although like anything else this guy may be a dangerous "insert label here" .
Read these at your own great risk.

(check out the title of the page,must be an orwell fan)

http://www.newspeakdictionary.com/ns-my.html


This pretty well describes me . How about you.

Libertarian-Capitalism - The most prevalent form of libertarianism in the United States (When one hears the term 'Libertarian', you can be pretty sure they arte actually referring to this type). It is a belief in free-markets (little or no state intervention in the economy) and a strong belief in personal freedoms. Governments would only provide basic services (police, a judiciary system, and military). For the most part, this was the type of government supported by most of the founding fathers of the United States, but over the years our system has succumbed to various State-Socialist and State-Capitalist elements.