re: "I was imprisoned for my beliefs. I want to give the government more power"

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I love how Hank constantly claims to be libertarian then goes on to prove that he's in no way a libertarian

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Another poster who cannot grasp the distinction between a utopian ideal and practical application.

In any case, a libertarian society would have a social contract (implicit or more likely explicit) and taxes, too. The terms of the contract would just be different, and the taxes would be lower.

I know of very few libertarians who advocate for either no government or a government which provides zero services. Those people are called “anarchists.”