What are your thoughts on it. I personally like to interpret it as a sort of pragmatic libertarianism. One that understands that some form of taxation/welfare is necessary, if not beneficial, and has some forms of business restrictions that would align with the NAP and maximize personal independence, but also keeps with the “cultural aura” (best I can describe) of self responsibility and maximum personal independence?
Something along that. Not a devout libertarian yet, just mixing political ice cream samples together.
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