In other words, the purist libertarian perspective.
Well sorry, dude, because I an in favor of what the US has historically done and has been shown to work in the real world, not some theoretical fantasy, either libertarian OR Marxist.
Like I stated earlier, a tool and a socialist with his hand in the pot. You can believe “it works in the real world” but 90 times out of 100, it fails, and is just a sunk cost, and 9 out of 100 the only winner is the owner(s) with maybe 1 out of 100 (eg: railroads) benefiting the entire country - although it’s likely they would have occurred anyway, albeit later when costs were lower from tech improvements.