U.S.-style libertarianism (Libertarian Party)

A totally purist pro-capitalist, "individualist", mostly right-wing political movement in the United States since the early 1970s. Most libertarians totally support the rights of big corporations, private special interests, and wealthy individuals to do virtually anything they want (anything besides directly killing or explictly stealing from/enslaving others). To most of these, a government taxing anyone is considered the worst kind of theft/oppression (slavery?), while monopolies grossly overcharging customers and using the determinism of economic consequnces to essentially coerce consumers, workers, and competitors is completely benign (innocent and allowable), or even beneficial (positively good; to be encouraged, defended, & protected).

Most libertarians are atheists or agnostics, and want to make all forms of drugs and sex legal. Some would say that the market or "free-market" is their god and religion. An even more extreme subset or off-shoot of U.S.-style libertarianism is anarcho-capitalism.