Illegitimate Bifurcation? 

The header states, "One significant variable between libertarian schools of thought is the degree to which the state should be reduced, with minarchists advocating reduction to just state protection from aggression, theft, breach of contract, and fraud, and anarchists advocating complete elimination of the state."

The implication of this statement is that libertarians fall into two camps, minarchists (colloquially interpreted as "kind of anarchist") to anarchist (see "anarchist"). My concern is that this page is giving undue weight to the anarchist cause by explicitly devouring and encompassing libertarian ideology into two camps consistent with a common, unifying denominator (at least etymologically) of anarchism. It's not the anarchist LINKS that are concerning to me with regards to objectivity on this page-we all know they are there. It is the domination of anarchism [to a lesser (minarchist) and greater (anarchist) extent] on the header which concerns me. Colloquial interpretations are significant. After all, politics is 100% colloquial.