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Every so often, I see people wander in here and ask things like "How is the free market supposed to solve the problem of 'too big to fail' banks?" or "How does the free market fix the price gouging of patented medicines?" or "How will a libertarian country deal with massive public debts?"
Now, while we all probably have ideas along libertarian lines of how to deal with those current issues, remember, you don't need to have a perfect plan to deal with problems caused by statists. When people ask you how we address problems such as the ones above, what they're really waiting for is for you to fail at providing a solution that makes everyone happy.
However, that is a trap because they themselves also have no solution that makes everyone happy, and you are not obligated to find a solution that makes everyone happy since you're not obligated to solve problems created by a society that shunned our way of thinking in the first place. Don't be afraid of saying that you let the banks fucking fail or basically cut spending by the trillions to reduce bad debt and that this is okay because statists are trying to have their cake and eat it too.