[rollo tomasi]

I used to be a Libertarian, then I turned 25, quit smoking pot, studied history, quit deifying our hypocritical Founding Fathers, understood reality, understood that the Spirit and Law of our Constitution is long gone, and bought enough marshmallows for when society starts to "burn" again.

To a libertarian, reality is hypocritical and should be shunned. BTW, the "war on drugs" is really a farce, so libertarians, you got that right.

[JCBreckenridge]

Yeah, it’s really a farce when you’re fighting to keep your kiddo off drugs long enough for them to get a decent job and an education.

[Clump]

I consider myself to be a constitutional libertarian.
The war on drugs is a sad joke used to justify huge government and control over the people.
My basic philosophy on government is that the less impact it has on my life the better. Also, I don’t much care what others do as long as they don’t hurt me or tell me what to think about it.
Gay “marriage” goes against natural law and will lead to a fundamental breakdown of the family and society which hurts me. It will also bring the wrath of God on our nation which hurts me.
Abortion hurts and kills unborn children without due process. And talk about an equal protection violation.
Babies one day out of the womb are treated as valuable (penalty of murder for killing one) while babies one day from delivery are treated as a tissue mass to be removed at the option of the mother for any reason at all. There is no legitimate let alone compelling interest to treat such humans differently.
So my point is that Libertarians should be chastised, but libertarians (lower case l) are wide ranging in views.