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p o d k a tz nine terms and conditions apply hi um i was listening to your first uh hour and uh i'm not

too sure if we have a debate here i'm'm a libertarian. I live in New Hampshire.

I'm 42 years in the libertarian movement.

And I'm part of the free state movement, which is moving libertarians to a particular state,

to basically gather together, create a liberty society,

and get away from people who aren't particularly interested in libertarianism.

You can think of it as a migration of Catholics to create a Catholic state, or a migration of Jews to create a Catholic state or a migration of Jews to create a Jewish state.

I think my main issues in terms of libertarianism is that it's kind of premised on a lot of enlightenment values.

Although I would agree with some of the ideas in libertarianism, I'm just not sure how or why I should believe in classical liberalism.

So would you say, for example, that you believe in utilitarian ethics as a libertarian?

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