I'm not sure "Pro-government libertarian" is a sensible concept.
But I do like the idea of "Pro-liberty libertarian."
And there are some circumstances--we'd have to argue about which--where the existence of a state can enhance liberty.
I'm not really a fan of either (1) the state is never right, or (2) the state is always right. Both are religious observations, rather than policy prescriptions.
But I do like the idea of "Pro-liberty libertarian."
And there are some circumstances--we'd have to argue about which--where the existence of a state can enhance liberty.
I'm not really a fan of either (1) the state is never right, or (2) the state is always right. Both are religious observations, rather than policy prescriptions.