Consider: Would the dining choices of 3 wolves and a sheep voting on dinner become legitimate because the wolves have such a clear majority? Of course not. Would the morality of any vote to consume the sheep become somehow modified based upon the wolves having a wonderfully exquisite understanding of property rights? Hell no. Libertarianism generally, and property rights specifically, are “about” not infringing upon others. Politics is based directly and inexorably upon majority-based infringement! One cannot change this moral fact by becoming conversant in the writings of Aristotle or Ayn Rand or expert in every facet of Austrian economics. Government is force, ipso facto controlling it orthogonal to libertarian law.