libertarians

Amusingly, NearlyFreeSpeech.net, which is a hosting provider run by libertarians, does not allow their customers to be anonymous to them.

Reminiscent of the folding table libertarians with their questionnaire and that political cartesian coordinate chart.

I've not seen anyone, not even libertarians, argue in favor of allowing companies to fraudulently misrepresent their products.

Extreme Libertarians are just as crazy as the extreme's of any other party.

I always take note when I see libertarians and left-liberals in agreement (e.g.

Overwhelmingly, these are not libertarians or fans of capitalism.

It may surprise you to learn that religious people, democrats, republicans, libertarians, etc.

I guess the people who hired the writer of the article aren't libertarians.

And exactly how does one go about collecting that fee from someone who doesn't want to pay it in a way that is totally cool with arch-libertarians?

Even arch-libertarians believe in collecting fees to correct externalities.

I'm not a libertarian, but I don't think libertarians are quite anarchists.

Conservatives, progressives, and libertarians call it different things.

This has always been entirely about ideological "BS", but not the kind the myself and any other libertarians are spewing.

It's no different from me claiming your talking about libertarians is "those people" talk.

I'd imagine that libertarians are on the far "nothing is anybody's business" end of the spectrum.

But Libertarians are still the "R&D" department for politics.

Libertarians care about [1] and are a significant percentage of the user base and a worthwhile demographic for advertising etc.

Libertarians are right alongside that--it's a huge gift of power to the corporations.

For Democrats (and some flavors of Libertarians), that means the State should stay out of people's personal lives, but it can very much get its fingers in the economy, and provide a safety net when citizens make poor choices.