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No, it is not. Take Nozick, for example: in [[Anarchy, State and Utopia]] he does not use the word democracy, and uses the word democratic in only four places late in the book when discussing how there are market alternatives. In the [[Ayn Rand Lexicon]], Rand is openly disdainful of democracy. David Boaz, in [[Libertarianism: A Primer]] page 14, states "Libertarians, as the name implies, believe that the most important value is liberty, not democracy." Some libertarians such as [[R. J. Rummel]] conflate libertarianism with democracy. | show=}} | No, it is not. Take Nozick, for example: in [[Anarchy, State and Utopia]] he does not use the word democracy, and uses the word democratic in only four places late in the book when discussing how there are market alternatives. In the [[Ayn Rand Lexicon]], Rand is openly disdainful of democracy. David Boaz, in [[Libertarianism: A Primer]] page 14, states "Libertarians, as the name implies, believe that the most important value is liberty, not democracy." Some libertarians such as [[R. J. Rummel]] conflate libertarianism with democracy. | show=}} | ||
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