[Architect]

In this country, a libertarian is simply anti establishment as I see it. Just bitches and no solutions.

Correct. The libertarian believes that there is no need to find a solution. The market will solve the problem if given a chance. The statist just can't resist meddling and making things worse. It's called hubris, my friend.

[f.Christian]

"Hillary has led a similar life of ease and is now being pushed to take a senate seat and run for the presidency in 2004 on a platform of angrily confronting a vast right-wing conspiracy which essentially consists of making accusatory and sarcastic remarks at you and me through a TV screen to the delight of angry women, spoiled angry leftists, and angry minorities. It isn't a bad life for an untalented spoiled brat who, without the world of TV and alienated politics, would be lucky to hold a job as a waitress in a truck stop."

"The problem with the both Clintons is that they were long ago licensed to think and act at primitive, immature, and irrational levels of functioning. Much of this was a self-conferred licensing by a generation which has continued, and which has been the root of most of the political, economic, and social problems in this country."

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Robert L. Kocher is the author of "The American Mind in Denial." He is an engineer working in the area of solid-state physics, and has done graduate study in clinical psychology. His email address is steiner@access.mountain.net.

from... The Laissez Faire City Times, Vol 3, No 7, Feb. 15, 1999

Yeah...hubris---Libertarianism--ANARCHY!