Opinion of the Issue, part 17

[Associate Justice PiT]

1	Women in the Military	83.3; 5.6; 11.1; 0.0; 0.0
9	Legalize Prostitution	73.1; 11.5; 0.0; 3.8; 11.5
6	Allow Gay Marriage	75.9; 6.9; 0.0; 0.0; 17.2
4	Free Trade Expansion	41.7; 25.0; 2.8; 11.1; 19.4
10	Legalize Selling Human Body Parts	44.0; 16.0; 0.0; 8.0; 32.0
5	Legalize Hard Drugs	31.3; 28.1; 6.3; 9.4; 25.0
15	Campaign Finance Reform	40.6; 15.6; 3.1; 6.3; 34.4
16	Funding of Religious Charities	19.4; 35.5; 3.2; 16.1; 25.8
8	Punish Illegal Immigrants	26.9; 11.5; 0.0; 7.7; 53.8
14	Privatize Social Security	31.3; 3.1; 9.4; 12.5; 43.8
13	Reduce Federal-Owned Lands	24.0; 8.0; 24.0; 12.0; 32.0
12	Stricter Gun Control	22.6; 3.2; 9.7; 16.1; 48.4
7	Eliminate the Income Tax	16.1; 9.7; 0.0; 6.5; 67.7
11	Restrict Abortion	22.9; 0.0; 5.7; 20.0; 51.4
3	Return to the Gold Standard	9.1; 4.5; 4.5; 9.1; 72.7
2	Support the Patriot Act	4.0; 4.0; 4.0; 12.0; 76.0

     Well that was the first time that a lean option got the most votes.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     Lean yes. The current system does not work, though it might be preferable to simply impose certain regulations. After all, the loss of a sector of the economy to governmental hegemony is not desirable.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     Lean yes. The current system does not work, though it might be preferable to simply impose certain regulations. After all, the loss of a sector of the economy to governmental hegemony is not desirable.

Ah, PiT, suggest you reread both the "call of the question," and your response.

Or are you turning in to a actual socialist/theoretical libertarian like Lunar?

     I forgot what the question that I posited actually was. Reviewing the question, my answer would have to be neutral to lean no.