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Originally Posted by roachboy
dk: fine, i retract the word. substitute another you like more. "real americans" say or "patriots" or whatever. it's not important.
but how about you answer the question?
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the question I see you asking is this:
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why would flexibility and responsiveness not apply to how libertarians use their own political viewpoint?
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it's a moot question when you consider that the libertarian doctrine sees no flexibility and responsiveness in a bloated government. Smaller governments and entities are better capable of dealing with most crises due to the lack of beauracratic red tape and increased logistics in pursuing actions to react to said crises. Despite the usual rhetoric about Libertarians being 'me, me, me', it's more historically accurate to depict the libertarian philosophy of smaller government is better government because it doesn't hamper the individual in liberty, spirit, or collective cooperation.