Presenting the great anarcho-cap divide of 2016

So we've got two camps here, one supports Trump as a means to smash the MSM (among other things), and the other is supporting the Libertarian nominee Gary Johnson.

Adam Kokesh (a fellow Steemit member) has recently come out to re-affirm his endorsement of Gary Johnson; not out of principle but rather of priming the party for Kokesh's 2020 nomination.

The largest question on my plate is whether or not Kokesh will have an actual chance in the 2020 elections. Clinton's emails show that if she were elected one of the first things she would do is end Breitbart news.

So, let's say she wins and among other 'alt-right' media such as Infowars (claimed by Clinton) is censored then which major alternative media will cover the 2020 elections based on principle? The answer is no one because censorship only bestows more censorship; all impacting opposing views will be silenced.

When the nominee of the Republican Party is more Libertarian in principle over the libertarian nominee you know you have a problem.

Anarcho-capitalists leaning on the Libertarian Party to advance their interests are in for a rude awakening if Trump doesn't win this election. If Clinton is elected then was it really worth wasting your vote on the 2016 nominee of Gary Johnson knowing that a 2020 Libertarian nominee is virtually impossible?

As a Canadian who can't vote during the 2016 elections I'm urging all eligible voters and libertarians/anarcho-capaitalists alike (feels weird saying that, but if we are to protect free-speech for at least another four years he's the best chance we have) to vote for Trump in 2016.

AFAIK Trump's rhetoric on building a wall has been re-evaluated as to include more important issues. I'm no big fan of nationalism, but if you value freedom in any sense then the Trump card is totally on the ballot. If he wins, the Libertarian Party will be able to stand a chance in to 2020 elections.

If I were eligible I'd vote for Kokesh in 2020, but voting on Hillary or Johnson is only wasting your time as far as I'm concerned.