libertarians want to abolish most things, but do the American people?

And Trump trolls the media, or does he? This is a propaganda report,

drive time, newsblast. I am Brad Binkley. The Libertarian position for those running for

office, whether it be presidential or any local office, is abolish most things.

Abolish the Fed, the IRS, the IRS, the CIA, Social Security, Medicare, the IRS, the the C. I. A Bias, the CIA, Social Security, Medicare,

the FBI, you name it, they'll abolish it.

Which for members of the Libertarian Party

is totally exciting and they can get fired up about.

But what about people who are not already members

of the Libertarian Party?

The people who libertarians must reach

in order to grow their party

and really make some noise on the mainstream level.

How do those people feel about these agencies and programs that libertarians

promise to abolish? Do they also want to get rid of them or does the thought of getting rid of these programs

and agencies and or agencies does it scare them because they feel that they

benefit personally from them and that maybe they'd be worse off in their own lives if these things were gone, especially if there is not a clear

alternative that they can buy into that will make them feel good about. You know, saying, yes, get rid of this thing that I think benefits me because I believe this is going to be better, which is a hard sell because even as how is human psychology, even if we are comfortable in something that we don't love but is okay,

the thought of getting rid of that is still scary to us

if we aren't so super confident that the thing that's going to replace it or the alternative situation is going to be much much better for us.

Humans are selfish.

Humans are great, but we're also selfish.

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