Should Libertarians Support Slavery?

Should those who call themselves “libertarians” object to people contracting themselves into slavery? If so, are they right? 

Libertarianism, Free States, and Oppressive States

I am not going to here portray the free state utopia of the libertarian imagination, but instead will explore the logic of the libertarianism, by testing its “free state” and “oppressive state” categories in extreme cases selected for the purpose of bringing the logic of the theory to the surface.

Libertarian Island III: Coercion and Degrees of Freedom

Where we left off shipwrecked Ann, whom I have called a “left- libertarian,” has not been able to convince shipwrecked right-libertarian Bob that it’s only his wrongheaded ideology that makes him want to paddle away from Isle One, with its easier and more abundant life, towards Isle Two.

Libertarian Island II: Individual Rights

In this second installment of the adventures of shipwrecked Libertarian Bob and Left Libertarian Ann somewhere in the south seas.

Choosing Libertarian Island

Shipwreck survivors on unknown islands are beloved by the writers of fiction, by cartoonists, and also by philosophers. Crawling up the beach on day on the island I have in mind were a "libertarian" Bob, and Ann,  who might, for want of a better label, be called a “left libertarian,” as will emerge. The pair were spotted by a stranger who helped them into the shade of the nearest palm.