Why is libertarianism so infallible?

Libertarianism is the inclusion of every sapient being into the decision making process and all that logically follows from that. Utilitarianism is the objective of ensuring the most happiness for all sapient beings and all that logically follows from that. Sometimes they compliment each other, other times they contradict.

Discuss.

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But I have already posted facts, many. For instance this exerpt from >>61.

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Here is my explanation.
"Socialism is the belief that the economy should be run by the people, most socialists believe this ought to be done through state control of the economy. I believe this is an awful mistake because it circumvents economic freedom, is inefficient since it ignores the invisible hand of the free market and makes corruption extremely easy."

And the Dictionary's...
"a theory or system of social organization that advocates the vesting of the ownership and control of the means of production and distribution, of capital, land, etc., in the community as a whole."

The jump from "community" to "people" and "means of production" to "economy" isn't exactly that far. You seriously need to start agreeing with me before you embaress yourself further.

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You gave no counter-argument to this.