Political Survey

In this survey, you are asked to give your opinion of a set of statements characterising political views. Please rate each statement on the scale given, which runs from "strongly disagree" to "strongly agree".

For statistical purposes, please tell us where you live:

The following are a set of propositions. Tell us whether you agree with them, as they would apply to the country where you live.

Society is more important than family.
We don't need religious faith to have a sense of right and wrong.
Legal protection for free expression creates more trouble than it's worth.
Drug abuse is a problem primarily because of its effects on society, not its effects on drug users alone.
Large corporations are more important to the economy than small businesses.
Alcohol is a more dangerous drug than marijuana.
Everyone bears a moral responsibility for the actions of their government, even when they do not support them.
Sometimes the only way to make a legitimate point of view heard is to break the law.
A person's social status should depend on who their parents are.
Sometimes children shouldn't obey their parents.
Our nation has a glorious history.
Religious faith needn't be based on the literal word of God.
Schools should concentrate on training people for the workforce.
Dealing with nuisance crimes like petty vandalism doesn't make serious crime less likely.
The government should subsidise farmers so that they stay in business, even if it would be cheaper to buy food from abroad.

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