First off, there is no such word as minarchy. It's referred to as mini anarchism, or even mini-anarchism, if you so choose.
Secondly, calling me an "idiot" may relieve your frustration, but besides from not being true, you are breaking the ground rules that exist here on FreeRepublic. Name calling is frawned upon, bucko!
Thirdly, I'm not a big governemnt statist, as you say. I'm a mainstream conservative and a Reagan conservative, who supports conservative Republican candidates for public office. Which is the current and exact agenda, of the founder of FReeRepublic.
Now until you Libertarians and libertarians, can get more then 384,440 votes in a presidential election, like you did in 2000, I'd watch all that outrageous rhetoric of yours. It makes you look downright uniformed.
The truth is, your desire for a chaotic society will never be realized. At least not as long as traditional conservatives are around to keep you heathens and neanderthals in line.
Chuckle, chuckle.
Google finds 627 hits on minarchy and zero on "mini anarchism" or "mini-anarchism". So far, your command of the facts is underwhelming.
GOP Platform. Saving Social Security? Re-vamping our Federlaized Schools to be better Federalized Schools? More deployment of our "Defensive" military forces? The whole thing reads as whishy-washy as some damn Democrat. Almost all of it requiring an expansion of one branch of government or another. Or had you forgotten the Farm Bill Bush signed. The (anti-)USA PATRIOT Act? Happy with that one are you?
Statist. If the shoe fits wear it.
No. Minarchism does not exist in Merriam-Websters, it does exist over here. The description fits.
As for your second point, did I directly call you an idiot? You made extravagent claims of knowledge of Libertarianism, then proceeded to prove you haven't the faintest clue. Such behavior is rightly construed as "idiotic". It was a warning that your description of Libertarians, and demonstraded lack of knowledge, made you appear idiotic. If you choose to take offense, then that is your burden.