Why is being a libertarian seen as a meme? I've never understood

>>129367381
Good in theory but running nations of millions of people on 'principles' rather than a central government is a recipe for failure.

Because people think that you can't be libertarian without having no government at all. All the ROADS memes and the like are aimed at ancaps, but people don't see a difference between the two.

>>129367381
Do you know that in her elderly years Ayn Rand used roads?
>check mate

NatSoc is better.

>>129367381
You need a state to enforce order

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>>129367381
I'm surprised you don't realize pic related despised libertarians more than anyone.

Many libertarians are conservatives that suck liberal dick. Look at the issues they champion

>muh weed
>muh fags
>muh open borders

They're cowards; this is why Rand despised them. It is incorrect to conflate the two.

>>129367381
>Isn't it the best of both worlds?
It simply does not work.

Communists assert that all people are naturally willing to work, that is how a communist country can function.

Libertarians assert that all people are naturally acting in their own self interest, that is how a libertarian country can function.

Neither is true and neither will work.

I left libertarianism when Gary Johnson said "what's Aleppo?" That was so ignorant that it absolutely blew my mind that I had even considered voting for him.

Objectivist != libertarian

>>129367381
libertarians and liberals are the same thing. Both cucks.

>>129367381
Only a few people are truly able to live freely, responsibly, and sustainably. Libertarianism is the rational male's dream world, just like the welfare state is the emotional female's dream world. Neither can work, because neither take into account the needs of all people within that society. We don't need a society of individualists, but a Volksgemeinschaft in which people care for each other.

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Forgot link: http://aynrandlexicon.com/ayn-rand-ideas/ayn-rand-q-on-a-on-libertarianism.html