>For example I don't support the UAW due to their long history of using the state to increase their market power. That's a fair caveat from a libertarian stand

>For example I don't support the UAW due to their long history of using the state to increase their market power. That's a fair caveat from a libertarian standpoint. It's just that most of the self-declared libertarians I meet seem to have the idea that the state should forbid unions from interfering with their idea of a free market. Which sounds very unlibertarian to me.