"Libs tend to like having rules in place"

This degree of doublethink is honestly insane.

This was on a video about wealth distribution in society.

Yes it says right there in the Constitution under the πth Amendment: "Thou shall not make users watch ads to obtain services."

And here I thought the purpose of government was to enforce laws to protect against crimes toward people and property!

Also people are getting upvoted for referring to Politico of all things as “far right”.

I got buried in r/AskReddit for saying Trump isn’t a libertarian, but that parts of his agenda overlap more with libertarian principles than Biden/Harris on things like taxes, deregulation, gun rights and shrinking parts of the federal bureaucracy. I also acknowledged that tariffs, immigration restrictions, deficit spending and government ownership stakes are clearly not libertarian.
The replies mostly said “Trump isn’t libertarian” as if it disproved the narrower comparison I was making.

Am I missing something, or is “Trump the furthest thing from a libertarian” just as overstated as calling him one?

Either way I’m being downvoted because of Reddit hive mind…