See my response above. And I appreciate your views, as well. I've long discussed/studied/debated Libertarianism, and, as I mentioned above, its failure to address issues as fundamental as the problem of public goods, free riders, and ex ante regulation, render it(for me) useful only as a conceptual framework from which to critique more mainstream political philosophies, but God/Flying Spaghetti Monster help us all if Libertarianism were ever made policy.