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*The Canadian rock band [[Rush]], which has been together since 1968, often explores libertarian themes in their lyrics, like in "Free Will", "Tom Sawyer" and "Something for Nothing". Drummer and Lyricist [[Neil Peart]] claims to be a "left leaning libertarian.",<ref>[http://www.theadvocates.org/celebrities/neil-peart.html]</ref>
*The Canadian rock band [[Rush]], which has been together since 1968, often explores libertarian themes in their lyrics, like in "Free Will", "Tom Sawyer" and "Something for Nothing". Drummer and Lyricist [[Neil Peart]] claims to be a "left leaning libertarian.",<ref>[http://www.theadvocates.org/celebrities/neil-peart.html]</ref>
*The psychiatrist [[Thomas Szasz]], opponent of the therapeutic state and compulsory mental institutionalization.
*The psychiatrist [[Thomas Szasz]], opponent of the therapeutic state and compulsory mental institutionalization.
*[[David D. Friedman]], author of ''The Machinery Of Freedom'' -- the foundational book of Libertarian Capitalistic ideas from an economic perspective. He is an Economist, Professor at University Of Chicago, and the son of Milton Friedman.
*[[David D. Friedman]], author of ''The Machinery Of Freedom''—the foundational book of Libertarian Capitalistic ideas from an economic perspective. He is an Economist, Professor at University Of Chicago, and the son of Milton Friedman.
== See also ==
== See also ==