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If a sizable number of Libertarian Nutjobs were there to fight with the Socialist Nutjobs, they'd probably be better off.

It is not my fault hat almost all the people doesn't agree with your libertarian fantasies.

To view it from a political perspective, it's a scale from authoritarian (Apple) to libertarian (Linux).

It's funny how libertarian conservatism gets apoplectic when wealthy people make the wrong choice.

Now, I may be describing a more centralized authoritarian setup than a libertarian might be comfortable with.

If you want a libertarian paradise where government doesn't interfere, move to Somalia.

Personally, I tend to default to looking for free market/libertarian solutions to societal problems based on two major risks.

Much more libertarian on the business side than its European neighbours, much more welfare than USA and most other countries that are business friendly.

I don't know how anyone can read an article like this and still think seasteading can create a libertarian utopia.

Probably crazy libertarian fantasy to build a supertall in downtown SF on your own land in direct defiance of the local government, unless you're state/federal.

But I think many conservatives in these cases also prefer a nonprofit or dividend-type model to a more libertarian-style private-ownership model.

Rather, their idea is that the same freedom and informality that allows definitely-horrible things like this, would also allow for controversially horrible things, like libertarian policies.

This made me think of the "Libertarian Girl" hoax, in which an unsuccessful male libertarian blogger got a lot of traffic by claiming to be a pretty girl.

Another self-serving Libertarian-themed post that works under the flawed premise that market forces can replace all natural monopolies efficiently, as well as surpass the laws of physics.