> At least I thought there was more to libertarianism than boiling everything down to commercial transactions. One person's "commercial transaction" is another

> At least I thought there was more to libertarianism than boiling everything down to commercial transactions. One person's "commercial transaction" is another person's "personal choice" So a libertarian who supports "personal choice" is being logically consistent by bristling against any limitations put on a "commercial transaction", because that's one stroke of the pen away from a ban on personal choices.