Folks, pragmatism is a necessary component of any politically viable form of libertarianism. If you ask for 100% you'll get nothing. Better to be effective than right. 100% is feasible down the line only if steps are taken in the beginning that might not necessarily seem libertarian. Sure the existing party members need to kiss up to the mainstream, they're only 10% of the Congress. Wait until they're 20% or 30% - then it's time to really push for libertarian change. But if you're not committed to a political approach to the problem, then you're doomed to fail.