I was surprised that a few days after I read your article, I came across an article from the Dayton Daily News. I think it shows a significant step in winning the rhetoric of the debate. I would like to comment on this. Like anything else, one's right ends when it takes away someone else's right. We all have a right to breathe clean air and not have our clothes and hair all stunk up.
Libertarians believe in open discussion of all controversial issues.
If I don't believe in what someone has to say, I still defend their right to say it. This quasi-survey of the not quite libertarian segment of the readers is not representative of the whole party. Ask a stupid question, you get a stupid answer. Instead, they merely expressed a wish that Libertarians would not discuss certain political issues in certain ways. A famous name I believe that the Libertarian Party needs a famous name to run for President.