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This looks fun. My result:

Your result for Nationstates Gameplay Ideology Test ...

Libertarian Socialist or Left-Libertarian Defender

62% Liberty, 69% Equality, 46% Stability and 33% Power!


Your commitment to both liberty and equality makes you a blend of the Liberal and the Socialist. For you liberty and equality are two parts of the same condition. Everyone has to be free to pursue their own way-of-life but in order for that to happen everyone must start with a similar basic standard of living. You value liberty particularly in cultural and personal life. You also value government intervention to promote equity in economic life while still supporting private enterprise.

You are generally opposed to militarism and would rather people settle disputes through diplomacy rather than war, but you aren't averse to defending the weak against oppressors.

Historical ideologies and personages that you may sympathize with are Jeffersonianism, Georgism, Robert Nozick, Immanuel Kant(Founder of Progressivism), Karl Popper, George Soros(Open Society), and some aspects of Sun Yat Sen's ideology.

The Nationstates equivalent is Unibotism.

EDIT: Forgot the mf'ing link...

http://forum.nationstates.net/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=375331

This is interesting ... I am an Ultra-Conservative Defender/Utilitst

69% Liberty, 54% Equality, 92% Stability and 33% Power!

Your level of commitment to stability is like that of the Fascist but your recognition of other principles makes you more like the garden-variety Conservative in practice. The implications of fascism scare you but at the same time you feel that conservatives are far too prepared to compromise with others. You feel that ‘life back in my day’ was better than now and think that far too many things change too quickly. You usually find comfort in the routine and familiar.

You are generally opposed to militarism and would rather people settle disputes through diplomacy rather than war, but you aren't averse to defending the weak and defenceless.

Mine was basically the same as Point Breeze's.

Libertarian Socialist or Left-Libertarian Defender
69% Liberty, 69% Equality, 23% Stability and 8% Power!

Also the same as PB's, though my percentages were:

62% Liberty, 77% Equality, 46% Stability and 17% Power!

Your result for Nationstates Gameplay Ideology Test ...
Liberal Cosmopolitan Defender
54% Liberty, 15% Equality, 23% Stability and 42% Power!

You think liberty is important both for yourself and for all of humanity. You respect others and think it is important that everyone be given the opportunity to make decisions for themselves rather than have authority figures tell them what is best.In fact you believe this fundamental right should be defended against all would-be tyrants. The autonomy of every person is important to you but you think there are times in which personal action needs to be limited. As such you recognise that there is a role for government as long as it depends on the consent of the governed – this makes representative government important to you. You prefer the role of government to be small. In practice you will tolerate government activity as long as it is efficient and allows you to get on with your life. You are likely to advocate for both a predominantly free political environment and a cosmopolitan and permissive culture.

You are generally opposed to militarism and would rather people settle disputes through diplomacy rather than war, but you aren't averse to defending the weak against oppressors.

@Point Breeze, where on the page is the nifty famous historical figures part?

Right below the line about militarism...

Hmm. Then it seems not to be present on my particular ideology.

I think only Libertarian Socialists have it. The author probably was one and so knew a few to put. You can read through the other ideologies on the right side of the screen.

How very half-assed.

Yeah, it seems to be only present on your ideology's.

Then I must simply find another quiz that measures our proximity to famous leaders or philosophers.

John Locke comes to mind. Libertarianism in general is probably a good topic to explore.

People have told me I'm an insufferably die-hard libertarian.

hey everyone i found this interesting so here's mine:

Nationalist Socialist

23% Liberty, 31% Equality, 92% Stability and 92% Power!

Stability is so overwhelmingly important to you that you wish to return to an era that may never have existed exactly as you imagine it. You may be prepared to support some very drastic action to preserve or revive traditions and institutions that make you feel safe and secure. For you a sense of belonging is very important and you can get passionately romantic about ‘the land in which our ancestors lie’. Government in the hands of your opponents is something to be scared of but government in the hands of those you trust can be something to cherish. Under such a government you will feel as if you belong to one big family that embraces everyone. However you will be very wary of anyone who is excluded by that ‘family’ and may need to report disloyal behavior to the government. This you can conveniently do as they have an agent stationed in every neighborhood! You cherish your traditional culture but in some cases it may need to be reinterpreted to better serve the regime. You tend to value private-enterprise but feel that some government intervention in economics is needed to preserve your orderly way-of-life.

You believe in the right of conquest and desire a Strong Military to defend what you believe.
I guess that sounds like me 

I had an awful flashback to Orwell's 1984 for an instant, there.