> Libertarianism is really just a flavor of neoliberalism where deregulation is taken to the extreme yet somehow it's believed that free markets can still exist

> Libertarianism is really just a flavor of neoliberalism where deregulation is taken to the extreme yet somehow it's believed that free markets can still exist. But start probing the details: what do you do if you pay someone to build a house for you and they just don't? Or they do and it collapses 3 months later? Or what if someone just comes along and steals your stuff? I'm not a fan of libertarianism, but I feel you're talking about the most extreme version: anarchocapitalism. Anarchocapitalism is a deeply unserious idea, because it starts with the contradictory assumption that am extremely unstable social system would in fact be stable, then proceeds to spend books worth of text reasoning about how that thing would work if it were stable. The reality is anarchocapitalism, if ever instantiated, would immediately decay into something else entirely (probably something like feudalism).