Leftarian
Leftarian -- lef·tar·i·an
Noun
A person who is culturally and ideologically aligned left but insists they are a part of the libertarian tradition. Leftarians typically profess Hans Hoppe and Murray Rothbard are not "real libertarians." Some leftarians ascribe to Agorism which is an anti wage labor and anti voluntary groups ideology according to it's founder Samuel Edward Konkin. Leftarians exemplify a strategy employed by trotskyists called entryism.
Noun
A person who is culturally and ideologically aligned left but insists they are a part of the libertarian tradition. Leftarians typically profess Hans Hoppe and Murray Rothbard are not "real libertarians." Some leftarians ascribe to Agorism which is an anti wage labor and anti voluntary groups ideology according to it's founder Samuel Edward Konkin. Leftarians exemplify a strategy employed by trotskyists called entryism.