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Libertarian government upholds the rule of law, protecting private property, the basis of economics. Without first protecting existing property, growth cannot even be begun.You wanted no government involvement in your life
You got it in Somalia
Kind of like a Libertarian "It's a Wonderful Life"
you can seriously claim that Somalia is "Libertarian", and nobody (but me) will call you on it?
Fascism is no more Libertarian, than Communism. Manipulation of government, to oppress citizens, by any party against any other party, is "playing politics" -- not "doing business" by "working hard to get ahead" like a Libertarian.Here is the problem with libertarian success. As a country attempts to follow the libertarian ideas, the country moves toward fascism.No libertarian success stories exist, right?
i fear there seems to be no means of "correcting once and for all" major misconceptions. If Libertarianism can be called something it is not; and then if nobody ever calls or gets called on that fact; then there is no debate, everybody's mind has already been made up (to whatever purpose), in error, about which errors they (somehow) care not
Typical Libertarian response. When challenged, you backtrack, move the goalpost and respond....We only have government do the good stuff
If that is the case, you are no different than our current political structure. The Libertarian ideal becomes...I want to keep the government programs that help me and scrap the things that help everyone else