I was just reading an article on Mises that is a response to another article by a libertarian; it's also a good example of how many libertarians put principle and morality before just about anything else. A lot of people really get caught up in not understanding libertarians sometimes or how they come to the conclusions they do. The LP even calls itself "the party of principle", but I don't think a lot of people understand what that means.

I don't entirely agree with either of these articles.. Quite honestly I like Carl Milstead a lot and I think he has some really great ideas, especially for transitional libertarianism - which is all this country is ever going to accept.

But.. I do think this one by Per Bylund is a good example of the libertarian thought process and presents some great challenges to Milstead's ideas.