Besides clarification on your definition of a "limited safety net", you sound very much Libertarian. A few things you are against, though, that go against Libertarian beliefs: They (we) believe in strong state's rights, and legalization of drugs.
1. Your views on abortion?
2. Gay marriage?
3. Balancing the Federal Budget (does debt matter, and if so, how?)
Libertarians are social liberals, but fiscal conservatives.
1) I would not personally choose to abort unless life-threatening, but I am "limited" (gestational time) pro choice
2) Sure, let them marry, no skin in that game. Why shouldn't they legally inherit? Largely a religious (econ positive) argument... I am an atheist. Awesome for population control. States' rights? FU Utah.
3) Absolutely. Largely a flat tax argument. Initially revenue deficit but a rev surplus within 5Y and a massive driver of domestic growth.
Social safety net. I grew up in the wealthiest town (at the time) in the US (Kenilworth, IL). My dad lost $80MM in 1987 with Fossett. I had a childhood g/f who lived in a large home w/o heat or adequate food as the divorce left them unable to make ends meet. Mother was suffering from MS and hanged herself when the daughter (g/f) was 16yo. Rich or poor; the experience of her coming to my parents house for a meal left an indelible impression. I am not in favor (at all) of institutionalized, generational Welfare. Very limited food and housing aid.