¿Que si creo que los servicios secretos de un país, que lleva años cometiendo un genocidio en el que han asesinado cerca de 70.000 niños, son capaces de cometer sabotajes, asesinando personas, en otro país, para desestabilizarlo, e influir en sus elecciones? Sí, claro.
One thing that should set libertarians apart—beyond their anti-statist ideology—is their openness to historical revisionism. Taking offense at any challenge to the narrative put forward by the powers that be is typical of those who are still halfway to becoming true libertarians.
If something is so good that you have to force it on society without consent, then either you're too incompetent to persuade people of its merits, or it's not as good as you think it is.
Two entities try to predict human behavior.
One profits when it's right and takes the loss when it's wrong.
The other steals your money either way, then gets mad and imposes regulations when people don't behave as expected.
A society where everyone is satisfied can never exist.
However, we can build a society where everyone is free to try whatever alternative they want, strictly within their own capabilities.