Just about 4 months ago I read it again when I was comparing it directly to the Confederate Constitution of the Southern States.  Perhaps you should read that latter document, it is practically a Libertarian Manifesto.

I know you're proud of reading it, and you want to flaunt that, and that's definitely great you read it - most people don't.  But I read about a 500 page book every 1.5 weeks and transcribe it into notes, so sorry if things such as this don't impress me.  I'm an aspiring author who's going to write a book on the fraud of Libertarianism all the way back to Adam Smith, so yes I've read it.  Of course.  I'm buying more books for research than I have places put them; I read a proverbial 'shit-ton'.  And that number is probably going to near triple after this month is over and I actually go into "writer mode". 

Sorry, I'm excited.

 

Since I've read what you are suggesting (albeit, repeatedly, in the past) would you care to read something I recommend?  Outside the Confederate Constitution, that is?

"Oligarchy" by Jeff A. Winters.