I haven’t noticed any poll options, so for those who’d like to make their stances known feel free to post here to identify your (current) position.
#1. Minarchist
#2. Anarchist
#3. Other (please elaborate)
I’m a member of the second camp.
[EDIT: It’s also understood that all comments of which of the above is “right” will be saved for other threads.]
I guess the second camp has now two members [;)]
Hoppean market anarchist.
Evolutionary anarchist.
I am a paleolibertarian, since I believe that the state has the right to protect the unborn. I am a strong proponent of civil liberties. I am not a Left-Libertarian nor market anarchist because I believe that copyright (NOT patents) createc innovation. I also believe that the state has the right to restrict immigration of the “inferior races.” [;)] I am a paleolibertarian because Ron Paul is also a paleolibertarian. I am not a minarchist because I hate its utilitarian aspect. Every individual is unique and should be protected. No individual should assassinated in order to benefit the “majority”.
I’m Constitutional Monarchist. Unforunatly I’m hort in time to elaborate.
Rothbardian anarchist. 
Ultra-minarchist, currently flirting with anarchism.
Very Moderate Minarchist, and philosophical anachist.
A minarchist, at the moment. My position might change after I read more Mises and Rothbard. I am still fairly new to the Austrian School.
I’d consider myself an anarchist.
Anarchist.
Anarchist.
¨ The anarchist is the enemy of humanity, the enemy of all mankind; and his is a deeper degree of criminality than any other. No immigrant is allowed to come to our shores if he is an anarchist; and no paper published here or abroad should be permitted circulation in this country if it propagates anarchistic opinions. ¨ - THE WHITE HOUSE, April 9,1908.
I accept all of the following labels (in alphabetical order)
Abolitionist, agorist, agnostic, American, anarcha-feminist, anarchist, anarcho-capitalist, anarcho-liberal, anarchristian, anti-ageist, anti-aggression, anti-classist, anti-fascist, anti-interventionist, anti-nationalist, anti-racist, anti-statist, anti-war, artist, audiophile, austrian, autarchist, author, bibliophile, consistent, diversitarian, Earthling, environmentalist, extreme skeptic, feminist, fiscal conservative, free market anarchist, free marketeer, free market environmentalist, free market liberal, green libertarian, honest, hopeless romantic, human, humanist, ifeminist, individualist, individualist anarchist, individualist feminist, individualist masculist, intellectual, leftist, left-libertarian, left-Rothbardian, left-wing capitalist, lesbian feminist, liberal, libertarian, libertarian capitalist, libertarian feminist, libertarian masculist, market anarchist, market liberal, Marylander, masculist, moderate, natural lawyer, patriot, philosopher, private propertarian, progressive, propertarian, proletarian, radical, radical libertarian, realist, revolutionary, scientist, sex-positive feminist, skeptic, soft utilitarian, stigmergic socialist, student, thinker, tolerant, voluntaryist, and writer.
I do not view voting or copyrights to be unethical, however, despite my appreciation of agorism and voluntaryism.
Short answer: I’m in the second camp.
According to this quiz, I am:
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Anarcho-Capitalist |
Anarcha-Feminist
Anarcho-Syndicalist
Christian Anarchist
Anarcho-Communist
Anarcho-Primitivist
And according to this quiz, I’m:
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Anarchist |
Republican
Communist
Democrat
Fascist
Socialist
According to this quiz, I am not an anarchist but am a libertarian.
The ever-baised Political Compass quiz also does not place me where I belong. Egh.
The word “lesbian” was auto-deleted. Glitch?
That’s a lot of labels!
I consider myself a market anarchist with agorist, left-rothbardian persuasions (that’s right, I said left-rothbardian).
Left-Libertarian, Market Anarchist, Anti-Minarchist.
Minarchist-Libertarian influenced by Franklin-Jefferson-Hayek-Rothbard.
I think of myself as liberal (by this I mean an over-arching outlook which subsumes private property anarchism and classical liberalism). I do not think I have sufficient reason to agree with Mises against the anarchists or vice versa (this is not just because I am still studying the ideas; I think many anarchists and their opponents should acknowledge the need to give this controversy further consideration), so I prefer to identify myself as liberal, open to different specifications within the broad group of positions which emphasise liberty.
Right- Libertarian Free Market Anarchist.