[taxesareforever]

Many traditionalists don't like the implications of libertarian ideas but very few have cogent arguments against them.

I really believe that there is a difference between a (L)ibertarian and (l)ibertarian. I fall into the class of (l)ibertarian because I do not agree with everything the (L)ibertarians espouse to. But if I register as a voter my party affiliation would be Republican because there is not (l)ibertarian party.

[Beagle8U]

If you look at the Libertarian platform, there is little to separate them from liberals except they like guns and don't like taxes. Everything else is about the same.

I think "Liberal-terriors" would be a better name.

[thoughtomator]

I really believe that there is a difference between a (L)ibertarian and (l)ibertarian.

It's a HUGE difference. The (L) version is merely an anarchist. The (l) version is true to the founding ideals of this nation... perhaps the only ones left who are.