Quote Originally Posted by Rhyfelwyr View Post
The bolded bit is an assumption for our purposes here. It is because libertarians do not share your beliefs in this respect that they believe minimising the role of the government will bring economic freedom with the free-market. As to whoever is right, that's a whole other debate, but libertarianism is based on certain assumptions about the economy, which are very different from yours.

Also, both libertarianism and socialism are concerned with the relationship of the economy with the state, you can't say the libertarian bit is purely political, and the socialist bit purely economic. From Marxism to socialism to the welfare state, the traditional left has always believed in using the state to regulate the economy.
There are different strains of Libertarianism, just like there are different strains of anarchism, communism, conservatism, etc. Then there other ideologies which are similar but different such as Anarcho-syndicatism, Isocracy and Autarchism. Some of your comments would fall under such other definitions.

However, I would hate to have hypercapitalist society as defined by Anarcho-capitalism, as their owns goals is a contradictio in terminis as I said earlier, they simply replace one form of authority with another. So we end up with a world ruled by unbridled for-profit greed with no consequence to human life or morality.