Now I'm confused. With a philosophy of limited government and personal responsibity, what does "public policy" mean to a libertarian? How would those policies be enforced?

What the biff?!!?

That a so-called, self-proclaimed "libertarian" should confess affinity to the far left confirms the worst that traditionalist conservatives ever suspected about the libertines.

So intent is the libertine on casting off the ways of the ancestors that he is prepared to sink humanity into slavery to the state, forever.

Objectivists are not only not blind to self-absorption, they're proud of it.

Of course, one thing libertarians and leftists have in common is a belief in open borders.

They're now calling themselves "libertarian" because the stink they've left on "Liberal", "Socialist" and "Progressive" is so bad that even they're aware of it. So rather than clean their own house, they burn it down and steal someone else's.

Joseph:

No, libertarians are opposed. They're mostly young white upper middle class males who think they got their naturally.

Libertarians aren't interested in hiring cheaper nannies and landscapers?

Once they have wives and kids they grow up.

Rick T;

The two bigs one would be

1) Creating / maintaining a system of laws and governance that rewards personal responsibility, which will naturally be limited because the more the government does, the less a citizen can be responsible for. You seem to be confusing "limited" with "none".

2) National defense.

Are you saying immigration opponents are more mature than immigration supporters?

No mature person is a libertarian. Grown ups do want nannies, lawn service, and a construction crew for their house.