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I’ve always thought libertarianism would gladly sacrifice man to the economy instead of the reverse. That just confirms it for me.

… which just goes to show that you don’t know anything in particular about libertarianism.

Have you read any of the (extensive) literature, by even the most emphatically “capitalist” of libertarians, defending the rights of the homeowners against the corporate State in Kelo? Are you aware that the plaintiffs were represented by a libertarian legal nonprofit (the Institute for Justice), or that libertarian think-tanks like the Cato Institute filed amicus briefs on behalf of the plaintiffs?

Hell, did you read any of the other comments on the post?

Just curious.