You do realize the reason the libertarian utopia is not popular is not because of this message, but because libertarianism fails in practice? (we tried it in the 1800's)
Also, I how does outlawing unions lines up with libertarian philosophy. Your brand seeks a society with no checks on capital. Am I missing something?
We didn't try it in the eighteen hundreds it was already in place. The south wanted to keep it this way while the north was busy doing the same things England did to the colonies in the 1700s. Politicians started pork barrel policies and placing heavy tariffs on southern needs to serve their election and re-election interests. The south seceded, which was their constitutional right, and the north won and ended any hopes of a libertarian utopia.
Labor is a commodity just like any other item at the grocery store. Unions distort the labor market just like a price floor distorts the bread market