Libertarian Socialism Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Libertarian Socialism? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Libertarian Socialism from Polcompball and what is the personality traits.
INFP (XwX)
Libertarian Socialism personality type is INFP, but the mindset can also be associated with ENFP.
The following quote from a person's description of their personality type, can be a very accurate description of the Libertarian Socialist personality type: "In the realm of political ideologies, I'm more interested in what happens to people than what they believe. I'm interested in the ways in which people have been oppressed and how they've learned to overcome that oppression. I'm interested in the ways in which people have been forced to choose between their own needs and their needs for people around them. I'm interested in the ways in which people have been divided and discriminated against and how they've learned to create something positive out of these experiences. I'm interested in the ways in which people have been moved away from caring about themselves and their own needs and towards caring about themselves as part of a greater whole. The kind of movement that will create a better world." - INFP
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The Libertarian Socialist personality type is demonstrated by:
- Having high integrity, meaning that they are able to consistently act in accordance with their values, regardless of personal consequences, or even if it's not in their best interests to do so.
Libertarian Socialism encompasses a wide range of ideologies, but mainly rejects the conception of socialism as a statist form where the state bureaucracy retains centralized control of the economy. Workers within a libertarian socialist society have Direct Democratic control over the means of production. Libertarian socialist are also associated with emphasizing achieving socialism through direct action (where the workers gain control of the means of production through there own power rather than relying on elected officials) and either a none existent state (anarchism), a limited state, or a state with more direct forms of democracy.
