You're basically arguing what I'm saying. Currently there is, in business terms, little market for the libertarian brand. Maybe you're right and five or ten or whatever years down the road things will change. That has nothing to do with my post, though. You said people don't vote libertarian because of the red/blue spectrum and I said they don't vote libertarian because they don't like the policies. You just said, in effect, the same thing.
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Those don't answer your question because saying "country want a government the size Pail is advocating" is a straw man. One has to be a voice from that end in order just to get people thinking differently.
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