Libertarianism is a theory espoused to those with good intentions by people that have bad intentions.

It doesn’t work for almost anyone. But it super works for some. That’s the point.

I disagree with you.

It’s just like socialism; great concept, but impossible to perfectly implement. That said, I’d still prefer a system where I maintain independence and freedom than any alternative since humans are inherently are own largest problems.

Also there's the fact that nearly everybody's idea of freedom is drastically different and some people's freedoms infringe on others.

"It's the political philosophy of a tumor." Fantastic analogy!

Libertarianism is a great system if you're using it as a backdrop for a cyberpunk dystopia.

Their solution to an inefficient fly swatter is to get rid of it, spread honey over every surface, and offer to sell their services as an exterminator.

Libertarians are just Republicans that want to smoke weed.

Thats cause if they argue in good faith they wont be Libertarians for long.

The vast majority of libertarians are (in my experience) just conservatives that want to smoke weed. They believe a lot of the same awful shit. The rest of them have deluded themselves into thinking that a libertarian society is viable when it is laughably not. They generally consider themselves to be way more capable and independent than reality can support.

Free capitalism leads to this.

If you had more free capitalism it would just consolidate into neofeudalism faster.

It's not free enough!!!!

No joke, though, there are people who think that letting things hit the wall as fast and hard as possible is desirable. It's called accelerationism.

Why dont you tell us you have a paper thin understanding of communism without telling us you have a paper thin understanding of communism...

Creating slums will solve the housing crisis!!!

I can't tell if this is sarcasm. The housing market is suffering due to "real estate investors" just buying out and renting houses that used to be non-rental. Investment is driving up the cost of housing significantly. There's going to be a reckoning as wages are kept down and mortgages keep going up though. Eventually rent to cover mortgages are going to be too high and it's just going to push out the small time real estate investors, and either more companies will move in or there'll be a small drop in pricing.

Let's be honest, this is simply not true. Regulation acts in favor of the weaker link, no area benefits from deregulation.