Actually, I don't think ALL libertarian ideas are wacky, e.g. legalizing at least marijuana, if not other "hard" drugs, noting most were completely legal--and even available through the Sears catelog--in 19th century America, when many town sheriffs were also legally authorized to confiscate all hand guns within city limits until their owners left town:)

I also saw a libertarian economist endorse Bernie Sanders as the most "libertarian" candidate running for president in 2016, on John Stossel's FOX News program earlier this year--Gary Johnson not withstanding:)  

Conservative Nobel Prize-winning 20th century economists Milton Friedman (Chicago school) and Friedrich Hayek (Austrian school) also both endorsed their own versions of a guaranteed minimum income based on citizenship, rather than work, welfare, and/or charity.  I think this idea addresses one of the biggest blind spots in the theoretically perfect libertarian "wet dream" version of reality. --con't below.