pretty much… but you can’t take this too seriously… its flippin’ Fox News, it is not very ironic that they would say such things.
Gary Johnson was only added to the lineup at the last minute, his presence stoking the flame of immoral libertarianism that actually advocated for legalized pot and the redefinition of marriage to include homosexual unions.
LIBERTARIANS R IMMORAL! Pot and Homos! They actually advocated for homosexual unions and legalized pot? America, I had more faith in you.
If the Mises board had a disgusted smiley face, this is where I’d put it.
Libertarians and Conservatives are as different as Libertarians and Liberals. The truth is libertarians are the worst form of political affiliation in the nation. Combining the desire of economic greed, with the amoral desire to promote any behavior regardless of its cost to our culture is a stark departure from the intent of the Founding Fathers.
Okay, well I actually support not giving a rip as to what your behavior does to the “cost of our culture” (i.e., “our” culture lol, I don’t want anything to do with your culture), but one needn’t support that in order to be a libertarian. Somebody tell this buffoon that libertarianism is a political position, as it merely deals with the question, “when is violence in society justified?” It has nothing to do with homosexuality or taking drugs, unless the only way to discourage their usage is to ban them and issue death threats. These people are clueless.
Those libertarians want to have blasphemous coke enriched homosexual orgies in a big pile of money! BOO!!
They like Keynes nonetheless.
isn’t that what the Romans did? 
I think the pro-libertarian versus pro-numbnuts comment ratio is around 87.5:1, but that’s only a guestimate.
On second thought, Keynes would be a blasphemous, coke enriched, homosexual orgy in a big pile of money in a big bottle at the bottom of an abandoned coal mine.
Coke in a bottle? Sounds familiar…
From an article at Antiwar.com:
While I cannot speak for the first 30 years of CPAC, I know that in the last 10 years there has never been a display of friction among conservative attendees as witnessed in the halls and on stage at this year’s event. Libertarian youth, seemingly motivated by two issues – the government’s mishandling of the economy and its interventionist foreign policy – flooded the ranks for the second year in a row. But this year they were seemingly more accepted by the crowd, and by the growing Tea Party presence in the crowd, and they were able to influence the weekend’s events.
In what way? For starters, they were able to – for the second time in the last two years – push Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas, to the top of the CPAC straw poll for presidential contenders. But the libertarians also made news by staging a walkout of the main ballroom when former Sec. Def Donald Rumsfeld was given the “defender of freedom award” on Thursday. Those who remained, heckled Rumsfeld and former Vice President Dick Cheney, who appeared on stage to give him the award, and was called a “draft dodger” and “war criminal” in the ensuing outbursts. Sure, the hecklers were swiftly tossed out and booed while the majority of the crowd engaged in the requisite “USA! USA! USA!” to drown them out, but the fact any of this had transpired on the floor of the CPAC ballroom was somewhat extraordinary.
The USA is the greatest country in the world. And I just happened to be born here. Bias has nothing to do with it, at all!