| Catch22
I'm curious as to where the descriptions in your poll came from?
Academic libertarianism rejects the idea that it can be placed on a linear graph interpretation (right, left conservative, liberal) but must be viewed as being on another plane.
The fact that some can describe themselves as Far left libertarian (Socialist/Marxist/anarchist) and others as Far right libertarian (anarcho capitalist, minarchist) tends to reflect the incoherence of “libertarian” as a political party. And it certainly explains the internal squabbling and ineffectiveness of the Libertarian Party
<span style='color:red'>For several reasons: the first being a lack of coordination (just look at the decline of the FSP) Liberty Landing</span>
"<span style='color:blue'>The reason we can't find a relationship between the Constitution and the government is that there is none."-- Michael Badnarik</span> |