Rhyme Or Reason: Rapper Or Libertarian Quiz

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Can you tell the gun-and-gold-loving, tax-hating libertarians from the gun-and-gold-loving, tax-hating rappers? "Rhyme or Reason: Rapper or Libertarian Quiz" is your chance to unravel the intertwined worlds of hip-hop and political philosophy. This engaging quiz will challenge your knowledge of whether certain statements were penned by influential rappers or espoused by prominent libertarians.

Navigate through a lyrical labyrinth where the lines between rap lyrics and libertarian ideals blur. From expressions of personal freedom to critiques of government overreach, this quiz will explore the common ground between the hip-hop genre and libertarian thought.
This Rapper or Libertarian Quiz Read morepromises an entertaining and enlightening experience. Challenge yourself, explore the nuances of lyrical expression, and discover the unexpected parallels between the world of rap and the principles of libertarianism. Let the quiz be your guide through the beats and beliefs of "Rhyme or Reason."

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1.

Licked whipped cream off the chests of two buxom women at a Leukemia Society luncheon.
- A.
  
  Rapper
- B.
  
  Libertarian
Correct Answer
B. Libertarian

Explanation
2008 Libertarian Party presidential candidate and former GOP rep Bob Barr

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2.

Quote: "I learned to earn because I'm righteous."
- A.
  
  Rapper
- B.
  
  Libertarian
Correct Answer
A. Rapper

Explanation
Eric B. & Rakim, "Paid in Full"

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3.

Quote: "So you think that money is the root of all evil? Have you ever asked what is the root of money?"
- A.
  
  Rapper
- B.
  
  Libertarian
Correct Answer
B. Libertarian

Explanation
Ayn Rand, Atlas Shrugged

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4.

Indicted in 2009 for failure to pay taxes for three years, accused of treating his nonprofit "like a personal ATM."
- A.
  
  Rapper
- B.
  
  Libertarian
Correct Answer
B. Libertarian

Explanation
Bill Sizemore, Oregon anti-tax activist and former gubernatorial candidate

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5.

At press time, the IRS was dogging him for owing $6.6 million in back taxes.
- A.
  
  Rapper
- B.
  
  Libertarian
Correct Answer
A. Rapper

Explanation
Death Row Records cofounder Suge Knight

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6.

Favored article of bling: gold dollar-sign pin.
- A.
  
  Rapper
- B.
  
  Libertarian
Correct Answer
B. Libertarian

Explanation
Ayn Rand

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7.

Quote: "Cash rules everything around me."
- A.
  
  Rapper
- B.
  
  Libertarian
Correct Answer
A. Rapper

Explanation
Wu-Tang Clan, "C.R.E.A.M."

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8.

Quote: "America needs fewer laws, not more prisons."
- A.
  
  Rapper
- B.
  
  Libertarian
Correct Answer
B. Libertarian

Explanation
James Bovard, Lost Rights

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9.

Shocked fans with his 2008 release, "Legalize All Drugs."
- A.
  
  Rapper
- B.
  
  Libertarian
Correct Answer
B. Libertarian

Explanation
John Stossel

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10.

Quote: "I'm all for America, fuck the government."
- A.
  
  Rapper
- B.
  
  Libertarian
Correct Answer
A. Rapper

Explanation
Eminem, "Rap Game"

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Rhyme Or Reason: Rapper Or Libertarian Quiz

Licked whipped cream off the chests of two buxom women at a Leukemia Society luncheon.

Quote: "I learned to earn because I'm righteous."

Quote: "So you think that money is the root of all evil? Have you ever asked what is the root of money?"

Indicted in 2009 for failure to pay taxes for three years, accused of treating his nonprofit "like a personal ATM."

At press time, the IRS was dogging him for owing $6.6 million in back taxes.

Favored article of bling: gold dollar-sign pin.

Quote: "Cash rules everything around me."

Quote: "America needs fewer laws, not more prisons."

Shocked fans with his 2008 release, "Legalize All Drugs."

Quote: "I'm all for America, fuck the government."