Why Should Liberals Like Libertarian Ideas?

[DEAD7]

The idea of some utopian society with a "true" free market where nobody has an advantage over anyone else is unrealistic at best.

No one is suggesting anything like that.
Question: where does this idea that it has to be a utopia to be better than what we have come from? I think a less regulated market would be superior to what we have... nothing more nothing less.
Everyone seems to agree what we have is shyt, but is afraid to move away from the status quo.

 

[DEAD7]

The main reason I can't take libertarians seriously when it comes to use of force is because many of the employed ones tend to be involved with the defense and security industry. Marc Andreesen, for example, was decrying the NSAs actions yet he invested in a number of the startup firms that provided them with the platforms and frameworks that they used to gather information. You can check all of that shyt on Crunchbase. If you take "vote with your dollar" at face value then by that standard he's unscrupulous and a liar.

But you taking drone happy democrats seriously?