Calling all Libertarians : comments.
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I consider myself a libertarian, but I'm not against environmental regulations. Why? Because, to me, the core ideal is "You can do whatever you want, so long as it does no material harm to others". The key bit comes from determining what constitutes 'material harm'. Upsetting someone else's belief structure doesn't qualify. Impacting someone elses' quality of life through carcinogens or mercury in the water supply does.