>And the ultra-libertarians around it. Here's a little perspective which might dispel you of that notion. If anything, the people you describe are willing to c

>And the ultra-libertarians around it. Here's a little perspective which might dispel you of that notion. If anything, the people you describe are willing to compromise any alleged libertarian principles they may hold for a seat at the table. It would arguably make them lesser-libertarians. They are commonly described as "Beltway Libertarians" The distinction has been around for awhile now. As a rule, someone accepting state contracts probably isn't "ultra-libertarian". This probably won't make you more amenable to the cause of liberty, but the distinction is worth making. A little accuracy in your pejoratives goes a long way. https://www.lewrockwell.com/2005/07/lew-rockwell/regime-libertarians/ https://www.lewrockwell.com/2005/07/lew-rockwell/regime-libe...