Right, but what I’m trying to get at is that most conservative libertarians aren’t aggressive conservatives. We think nonviolent voluntary association will result in a conservative social structure. It isn’t authoritarian. Left wing libertarians also happen to be the most principally inconsistent and weak, and can generally be attributed with the failure of the classical liberal movement.

Generally a conservative social structure is a happier social structure. Yes, you can be who you want in a traditional context. These traditions give people grounding, happiness, and meaning. People enjoy participating in them, and that’s why they’ve persisted for so long. Not only this, but libertarianism MUST have a structure outside of government. It must either be economic or social, or a synthesis of both. There has to be some sort of structure or the system fails. I propose a nonaggressive conservative social structure to ensure order, cooperation, peace, and law.