There are many visions of "libertarian", and I do think that the decentralized version is more realistic than the anarcho-capitalist one. :) The main problem I

There are many visions of "libertarian", and I do think that the decentralized version is more realistic than the anarcho-capitalist one. :) The main problem I see with this vision is that, in order to achieve it, I feel that a large portion of humans would need to develop the ability to respectfully disagree with personal opinion differences, without resorting to conflict. This actually is difficult as it does not seem to be default human nature. Even Bitcoin showed this -- DDOS were reportedly used as a "weapon" against some of the forks. I do agree that, whenever possible, it is a good idea to have some degree of state / municipal / etc. flexibility such that one can experiment with what works and what doesn't.