The Bigots

When infamous libertarian Timmothy McVeigh embraced "The Turner Diaries," it exposed white-supremacy coursing through the libertarian veins of America's far-right militia movement.

Libertarian thinker Murray Rothbard explicitly embraced the political platform of former grand wizard of the Ku Klux Klan, David Duke, and lauded Charles Murray's "The Bell Curve," a publication in racist pseudo-science.

Libertarian politician Ron Paul, known largely for the repugnant screed of his racist newsletters, is one of many disciples of the Murray Rothbard / Lew Rockwell strategy to nourish a white-identity culture in effort to preserve "western" liberty, and inspire next-generation bigots such as Richard Spencer, a staffer in Paul's 2008 Presidential bid.

Appart from politicians, the array of libertarian bigots is comprised of political or economic theorists and think tanks, spanning to include operatives in independent media, identity groups, and ideological adherents, some of which are mentioned here—many of which are mentioned in the book.

The Racist Mission

A popular characterization of the libertarian mission is expressed in the cliche:

"Libertarians: Diligently plotting to take over the world and leave you alone."

Apart from the usual ambiguous use of language, the notion is largely fascist in its overt advocacy of a global takeover. Equally ambiguous, but no less fascist, is the Libertarian Party language declaring "Our goal is nothing more nor less than a world set free in our lifetime, and it is to this end that we take these stands."

In the global libertarian utopia, so called individuals interact as "free traders," the result of which compels the invisible hand of a "free market" to protect equality in "individual rights," rather than the 14th Amendment, Civil Rights, and anti-discrimination protections of such nature, thus dismantling mechanisms which restrain white-supremacy.

The mission of racist libertarians is to seed rationality and hueristics that shape the virtues and core ideological principles necessary to indoctrinate, radicalize, and galvanize a white identity culture lusting for global dominion through the codification of peonage, discrimination, and nationalism.

The Methods

Libertarian tricknology, a "Southern Strategy" with a twist of equivocation, invests in appeals like "taxation is theft," the "smallest minority is the indvidual," or other heuristics and hermeneutics which defend invidious discrimination and issue boons to white-supremacy.

Libertarians traffic in bigotry-bound communications which advocate "western" values as the "essential precondition" of world peace, tokenizing black Americans to bolster a veneer of diversity and divert from their identity movement's being devoid of black people, particularly black women.

When libertarian operatives Richard Spencer, Chris Cantwell, Augustus Invictus—among others—promoted "Unite the Right," a white-supremacist demonstration in Charlottesville, the world witnessed torch-bearing mobs of racists spewing repugnant screed, boilerplate libertarian discourse, and murder.

Libertarian epistemology, rehtoric, and discourse give rise to argumentation from which they disseminate, demonstrate, and penetrate society, cultivating a demand for non-interventionalism, negative rights, laissez-faire economics, and policies of this nature.

Civil Liberties

• The Bill of Rights.
• The legal constitutional protections against the government.
• Limitations on government power.
• What the government cannot do.