Talk:State of World Liberty Index
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Criticism / comparison
[edit]Making a comparison with the 2006 Freedom House's index and the corresponding State of World Liberty Index gives Hong Kong a third spot on the latter, but is omitted in the former. I also believe it is not valid to compare this index with that of other indices that are made by professionals. Finally, it should be duly noted that this index is extremely biased in favour of right wing ideological dogma.--Kimse84 (talk) 09:43, 13 July 2013 (UTC)
2021 ranking
[edit]According to the reference link and text within the page itself, New Zealand was first, but the table on the page lists the United States as first? What happened there?
Link to the reference I mention: https://patrickrhamey.com/saturday-research/2021/4/29/2021-state-of-world-liberty-index
2604:CA00:100:10DB:0:0:60:7DA (talk) 20:50, 2 March 2022 (UTC)
The ranking chart
[edit]If that's from The State of World Liberty Index (source 2) it's wrong. America isn't even close to the 1st place. 2001:14BB:AD:ED60:79E6:D11A:83DD:BBBC (talk) 07:18, 22 January 2023 (UTC)
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