As a libertarian, the most comprehensive political journal I underwent was a complete reversal in my stance vis a vis the corporation. I went from being very pro to very against, to the point where I agree that we should simply do away with the laws that create and sustain them. When you realize that the total value of corporate welfare is five times as great as the total corporate profits of U.S. corporations, you realize that what we’re talking about isn’t even business – it’s the people paying a premium to have their industry centralized in the hands of an elite.

Democrats who think regulation of corporations is so great need to realize that corporations often love, indeed ask for, regulation, because it serves as a cartelizing force in the otherwise competitive market. Safety and fuel efficiency regulations simply disincentivize companies from needing to innovate in those areas because regulation effectively nullifies the respective markets for those things.

Just wanted to drop a line that there are other libertarians on the same page as you.