I didn't write the quiz to prove one side right or wrong; the statements are based on the opinions of those I call statists, i.e., who advocate having a government for whatever reason. On the "answer" page I try to explain why those opinions are logically flawed, e.g., in statement #1 "If you don't vote you can't complain," I show that not only is it false for more than one reason), it is an example of public school indoctrination of pro-state slogans designed to prevent rational thought and shut down opposing arguments. All emotion-based slogans ("You're a racist!" is a prime example) are meant to shut down debate, and stifle any challenge to the status quo.

I don't grade the quiz on right-vs-wrong answers. The statements are all taken from things statists have said, things they truly believe. Agreeing with them doesn't make one wrong necessarily, it just means he is likely an advocate for government. No advocate for government ought to feel insulted by scoring many True responses - just as no anarchist ought to feel insulted by being called unpatriotic - patriotism is in fact a meme supporting the belief in government. It is no insult for one who doesn't believe in government to be called unpatriotic. Likewise, it should not bother anyone who advocates a government that uses force to ensure compliance with its commands to be called an authoritarian.

--Jackney Sneeb