The main *potential* base of the libertarians is under-40 males disaffected with the right and eagerly buying preps like squirrels preparing for the piss-earth apocalypse while doing fuck all when they have the opportunity to change history, and bitter 20-30 something moderate leftwingers who gave up their radicalism in exchange for nihilism disguised as humor, like a tranny's dress returned to walmart after a night out on the town. Thats libertatrianism in a nutshell. Small enough to be manageable for the state. Large enough to be a minor thorn in the state's side. Build 50 parties, each with two or three issues they hold sacred, and use those to splinter the major parties, and then come talk about libertarianism. Small but effective strategies are like bullets. One is good. Having many variations of the same is better. One makes a good example. Many makes a war or political campaign. In that regard libertarians only serve as a *good example*: A good example of what would work if it was treated as a mass strategy, and a *good* example of what failure looks like from lack of people willing to organize and scale up. Herein is fools gold. Maybe **somebody** will buy it. Maybe **lots** of people will buy it. If theres anyone willing to **sell** it.