A lack of influence by the state.

It depends what regulations you are on about anyway

Through regulation.

In some cases they are, only sometimes though mainly just through regulation and bailouts

Government should break up monopolies

That violates your own principles.

That violates the monopoly owners rights.

Your own system ALREADY contradicts itself.

What about the people that want to get into his field of buisness

They can

Monopolies violate human rights

What about it? They start, he buys them out

Or our competes them.

Only giving people one choice

Theres many ways to be a legal monopoly

A Monopoly doesn't ban them from competing, It just stops their competition from having much of an effect

True, but we're looking at a lolbertarian society here @notaglobe

I’m not economically libertarian just socially

I’m economically centrist

So I like some leftie ideas

i am warming to the idea of a constitution for some core values, but it should be amendable with a large majority

Economic freedom doesn’t always result in personal freedom, sometimes it does but it depends

So you are socially Libertarian yet think some Government laws like Human Rights should be completely unaccountable to the people? @bobthebuilder69

That doesn't work, since your economic principles violate someones human rights.

@Crafty should be difficult to do, including many years of struggle to do so and direct democratic consent

Yeah people shouldn’t be able to violate human rights

You taking tax violates their rights

So then no regulation happens?

That's not really Libertarian then

Then you get monopolies

If we lived in a true free market, slavery and human trafficking would be legal

That’s a violation of human rights is it not

Tbf, monopolies tend to form hostile environments which would be considered against the libertarian world view

And taxation is a necessary evil

@bobthebuilder69 disagree

Taxation is Theft

^

And violates your principles.

Yeah by definition it is

Taxation must only be theft

It should be done of course but it should be very limited