[Demidog]

Fist off, you still have not shown me a cite for the libertarian principle that would have a particular government's jurisdiction to protect it's citizens extend worldwide.

That's silly.

Second, I take issue with your characterization of my arguments as anti-capitalism.

[annalex]

libertarian principle that would have a particular government's jurisdiction to protect it's citizens extend worldwide.

That't the thing, that libertarians principles all plain ignore national borders. I am sure you are familiar with the libertarian pro-immigration view. What is it based on? On the assumption that borders are immaterial.

I don't know what your views on capitalism are. I mentioned your disdain for profit-seeking abroad. I could have mentioned the notion that real property rights are given by the state. Both views have been used by the left to condemn capitalism in principle.

[annalex]

a cite for the libertarian principle

How about from Ayn Rand herself:

Dictatorship nations are outlaws. Any free nation had the right to invade Nazi Germany and, today, has the right to invade Soviet Russia, Cuba, or any other slave pen. Whether a free nation chooses to do so or not is a matter of its own self-interest, not of respect for the nonexistent ?rights? of gang rulers. It is not a free nation?s duty to liberate other nations at the price of self-sacrifice, but a free nation has the right to do it, when and if it so chooses (pg. 122).

From Ayn Rand, Collectivized Rights (quoted from here)