Hey Geno. Thank you for bringing up the main point that bothers me about Libertarianism on the web (and I guess I didn’t make my point very clear that there are the Libertarians I know in real life who seem so normal, even if I disagree with a lot of what they say, and the Libertarians on the web, who are repeatedly jackasses to all of the writers on this blog)–and that is that there is an overpopulation on the web of Libertarians who ARE far right–who DO espouse violence and aggression against Latinos specifically–and they get all the air time, all the commenting time, all the publicity. Where *does* a person find a more middle of the road Libertarian crowd on the internet?

I am not Libertarian and have no desire to be such, so I really have no interest in all at learning more about Libertarianism than I already know–but in the interest of fairness and accuracy, and even reaching out to Libertarian communities, I am more than willing to link to moderate libertarian organizations/media/blogs. If you feel like leaving some suggestions in comments, feel free to and I will check them out.

And I would guess that there are Libertarians in Latin America–but I really wouldn’t know for sure. Libertarianism seems to be such a U.S. philosophy–there really were no “founding fathers” in most Latin American countries–it’s hard to get to a strict constitiutional reading of the law, when the law literally only existed for a few decades or when colonizers and dictators controlled your country for most of it’s existence, you know?