Government (big or small) is something that should be present in even the most ideal context.
True		False

A government of, by and for the people is the only acceptable system.
True		False

Property is theft.
True		False

Constitutional rights are necessary in order to prevent "a tyranny of the majority".
True		False

Constitutional rights must be enforced along side resolutions of the majority in order to create a proper balance
True		False

Rights are simply a sugar-coated means of over-ruling the will of the majority.
True		False

Both public ownership of industry and redistribution of wealth, at least to a degree, are things that should be evident in economic policy.
True		False

Both the lower and upper classes should work to cooperate instead of struggling against each other.
True		False

A redistribution of wealth can have a negative effect in that it discourages investment which might slow economic growth.
True		False

We as a society must be willing to adopt new ways of thinking as trial and error are the surest road to prosperity.
True		False

In social matters, we should make room for change while not trying to force it.
True		False

Social conventions are valuable because they have been through years of trial and error and were strong enough to survive - better the devil you know than the devil you don't.
True		False

Less successful countries may have much to offer world politics but lack the utility to do so.
True		False

While A) responsibilities to our neighbors are important, we must B) first look after our national interests.
True		False

The strongest countries in the world should be willing to exercise their power and prerogative as they are the ones best equipped to conduct global affairs.
True		False