more central government,more personal freedom
More central government, less personal freedom
He would most likely be a libertarian. He would have voted for Ron Paul or in 2012 he would vote for Gary Johnson. They actually support the free market. http://www.garyjohnson2012.com
More central government, less personal freedom
Autocratic.Though the question is in error, democratic countries are not Libertarian. In fact, there has never been a Libertarian country in History.Most "democracies" today could be defined as Neo-liberal.
A lot of libertarians do support it because they support liberty & free will. Most politicians who openly support marijuana legalization are either libertarian or liberal.
High income as well as higher education
more personal freedom, more economic freedom.
Yes, the Libertarian Party is considered the Nation's fastest growing party today. Youth is starting to find out more about it and more people are liking the philosophies of it and enjoying it.
Libertarians believe you can't infringe on someone's rights. Therefore libertarians support it.
The Libertarian Party
I am a libertarian. My libertarian principles show in my political actions.
Michael Badnarik or Ron Paul (not necessarily a nominee but someone likely for Libertarians to vote for)
An ultra-libertarian is most likely a person who may agree with 100% of all the libertarian views and does not believe in anything else. Also, they may have other idealogies along side that such as anacho-capitalism; this means very little or no government intervention with in economics and market capitlaism what so ever. Overall, it is a libertarian minded person that truly believes in it and nothing more. This answer is my personal guess, but I hoped that this has helped.