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# Izdaari Eristikon Being a bigot, by itself, doesn't violate...

*September 14, 2025 — Comment Archer T. Ships replied to Carrie-Anne Hoke's comment.*

Izdaari Eristikon Being a bigot, by itself, doesn't violate libertarian principles. If someone doesn't want to associate with blacks/Mexicans/Iranians, it's their right to refuse entry to them on their property. However, bigots are generally stupid, economically illiterate, and hypocritical. IME, they almost always privilege their hatred/fear of blacks/gays/immigrants over their commitment to liberty.   They typically assign zero weight to the harms that they cause to the groups they fear/hate. So the increase in the population of bigots in the LP has been accompanied by more support for more authoritarianism, such as immigration suppression laws.