Of course, in a libertarian society, laws discriminating against gay people would not exist. For instance, same-sex couples find themselves facing the same laws against intermarriage as blacks and whites once did. In a libertarian society, marriage would be a private contract between two willing individuals who could set the terms to suit themselves.

— Mary Ruwart Short Answers to the Tough Questions: How to Answer the Questions Libertarians Are Often Asked (2012)

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