To answer the question you kicked, Mechaman has the freedom to move to any state he chooses to live under a code of laws that best suits his beliefs. How is that not libertarian?
It subordinates people to a collective, by suggesting they have to deal with its rules or leave. Granted the anarchical implications of that are unfeasible, but a more viable course of action would be to steadfastly & tirelessly campaign for a government that imposes paternalistic controls on neither social life nor economic life.
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