Based on this comment, itās even more different than i originally thought. Libertarians in the U.S is generally someone who is fiscally conservative (low taxes, small government, little to no social programs) and socially liberal ( meaning little government involvement in peoples lives, so legalised drugs, low gun control, gays, ect).
Ive seen absolutely zero evidence to show that U.S healthcare is worse than Europeās. The U.S health care is private for the most part, and yes it can be pricey but you certainly get what you pay for. We donāt have people waiting for months on end for treatment like the U.K, and Canadians which have government provided health care will come to the U.S for treatment if they can afford it, because like education the private sector is higher quality.
Also the idea that most Americans donāt have health insurance is bullshit, that statistics includes illegal immigrants, when you only include legal citizens the number of uninsured people is quite low.
Also we the U.S already spends far more money on social programs than military.
You mean the biased BBC? The same one Brits are REQUIRED to pay a tax to? The news in the U.S is biased yes, but they arenāt getting money from the citizens, they are private companies and there fore you cannot stop them from being biased, if you were to try and do that, you would have nothing short of censorship.
Considering i actually vote for the people making my laws, i would say the U.S is far more democratic than most of Europe, talking about the EU here. 
Youāre pretty much trying to say that the U.S isnāt democratic because private companies have political biases.
Based on your views, you wouldnāt really be seen as a libertarian in the U.S.
Youāre pretty much trying to say that the U.S isnāt democratic because private companies have political biases.
Iām a Thatcherite
