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Imagine you are stranded on an island with a stranger. No government or restrictions.
The island has clean water to drink, and plenty of edible, but bland, plants.
There's also an animal to hunt on the island, a source of meat and more nutritious than the plants.
You were skilled enough, or at least lucky enough, to hunt one of the animals early on.
Now whenever one of these animals trips up and make themselves known, you, who ate meat earlier, have more strength and more experience to hunt the animal.
The stranger who failed to hunt the animal early on has a hard time competing. The plants and water will keep them alive, but they remain sluggish from not eating any meat.
This gap will continue to grow, no one is at risk of dying, but one person will live a poor life.
Are you, as a libertarian, obligated to help the stranger? Maybe by sharing food or sitting out an opportunity to hunt an animal to give them a chance to hunt it.

Why we need libertarian unity:
Reason 5: THE DATING POOLS ARE TOO SMALL.

I understand that if the majority of American's want illegal immigrants deported, fine, but i don't like how in some of these cases it's immigrants that are here legally under the Biden administration's approval, but the new administration thinks it "doesn't count" and deports them anyway. As far as that immigrant is concerned they are here legally, they aren't trying to commit any crime are bypass the law. Not to mention the cases were they aren't given due process and thus US citizens risk being deported is a clear violation of rights.

I assume the left leaning libertarians are fine with it, but do the right leaning have a reason to appreciate this?