How come there aren't more libertarians on /pol/. Seems like there should be more people with economically sound ideas who don't want the libtards or cuckservatives interfering with their shit.
>>71437637
Hans Hoppe reporting in from beautiful sunny Nevada!
>>71437858
Got a political compass?
>>71437637
There aren't that many people who identify as libertarian in general.
I would call myself a libertarian but I'm Britain, a country where it's ultimately impossible to acheive a true libertarian state.
>>71438861
Whys this senpai?
We have to be as ready to turn on the natsocs as they are willing to turn on us, when our mutual objectives are accomplished.
>>71439028
There will always be the monarchy looming above us. Even if we had the most open social and economic structures conceivable a monarchy hinders the success of it.
Granted, the power the monarch has is much more limited than it was in the past obviously and I'm personally not for removing them from their positions.
>>71439028
I assumed you were referring to that part of what I said.
>>71437637
Open Borders ay?
Nice compass btw.
Libertarianism is to conservatives what socialism is to SJW's
Unachievable utopia. Time to grow up senpai
>>71437637
We mostly lurk due to the recent cult-like devolution on /pol/.
what am i other than an indecisive retard
>>71439461
>>71439524
Alright senpai i see now i dont mind a monarchy it kinda keeps the government from fucking up to much if we had a good monarchy that is
>>71439622
Perfect way to put it
Lolbertarians believe that everyone in the world is a smart, law-abiding, moral white man when that is simply not the case.
Libertarianism is a form of cuckservatism, except admittedly without the neocon foreign policy (which is commendable). Aside from that I can't really see how it differs from regular free market cuckservatism.
I think there is a split on /pol/ between people who basically like society as it is, or don't really care about wider society, and people in this category usually become libertarians or regular conservatives (who are more hardline on immigration etc). And there are people who really hate modern society, hate the modern world and these people are more drawn to extreme and unorthodox ideologies like fascism or national socialism.
>>71439942
I agree that the monarchy isn't an issue but libertarianism is rooted in the ideas of freedom from rule. It's just more relevant in the U.S. because of it's history
>>71439622
You're right, true libertarianism is impossible and can't happen but the majority of the ideals are clearly capable of happening in a society.
>>71439955
Far from it but government overreach has proven to be a much more damaging part of countries.
