re: Uber and Lyft Are The Arguments to turn (Social) Liberals to Libertarians

I think a municipal charter is a bit like a home owner association, perhaps not as strict and combined with commercial interests as well. What plane of existence do you anarcho-libertarians live, dorm room, parent's basement, under ground missile silo?

I'm willing to debate what "libertarian" policy ideas would work, I'm not generally opposed to uber or whatever it is in New Orleans but I don't have much of an interest and rarely take cabs. I do have an interest in zoning of property, and I would prefer the homes around me don't become hostels. But if the citizens of New Orleans or my neighborhood decide otherwise, then so be it.