I asked Noam Chomsky what his thoughts on the current excitement in libertarianism were, and in particular, I asked him what he thought about the idea that libertarians were simply "petite capitalists." He said why not call them "grande capitalists" because apparently "they regard unaccountable private tyranny as fine and dandy."

Note: Chomsky is a self-identified libertarian-socialist, which is completely different than the Ron Paul and Glenn Beck brand of libertarianism that's in vogue.