Safety Not Guaranteed - was pretty good for whatever genre that was.

David Koch ran as the Libertarian Party's vice-presidential candidate in 1980.

No, more like people that use roads and bridges should pay for them.

It's not a all surprising if you know anything about libertarianism

Doesn't he already have a holiday?
It's call Presidents Day.

Hell's bells - Twain had it right: it's a good walk spoiled.

Plus a library of old tv shows like Duck Tails and Darkwing Duck.

I would be surprise if Amazon & Disney didn't strike some sort of deal - where you would get a Disney channel through Prime.

How about if the Masters of Evil move in - I mean the Thunderbolts.

and a really bad soundtrack.

What's your alternative to a marketplace of idea - "revealed knowledge"?

The welfare state exists. Not wanting one, won't make it a reality. So to me, the question should be - how do we make it better for the aid recipients and the tax payers.

I love the Art Institute.
But what you call pizza, the rest of the world calls casserole

Eh - purity vs. pragmatism. If there has to be a government run social safety net, the universal minimum wage is cheaper and easier than the thousand of other programs already running (social security, section 8, medicare, medicaid, chip, etc. etc.). And it can be funded with no additional cost by shutting down and…

Since there aren't any elected Libertarians on the national stage, I have to go with libertarian leaning politicians. The closest you'll get is a Justin Amash or Thomas Massie or (to a lesser extent) Rand Paul. Unlike your typical Republican, they don't mouth their commitment to reducing the scope of the government,…

Obama's war in Libya was pretty stupid.

I can't/won't speak for all Libertarians. The few Libertarians I know in the real world like the idea of universal minimum income.

Your correct, I should have said "I don't remember that when reading the works of…"

Yeah… I don't remember than in von Mises or Hayek. Pretty sure you are mistake.

You should pick up a history book.
See: World War 1; Korean War; and Vietnam War.