Why aren't more people libertarian?

Because we, the majority, don't want to be. Aristocracy is the most representative of our human nature. We want "leaders" and a societal/governmental structure that can do the things that we want or need that we cannot or will not do ourselves. We who accept aristocracy (The proletariat) choose this society by default. It is not in our nature to fight, kill or die for our daily bread, our society, our liberty. It is not our fault as human beings that we don't fight at any moment for Total Liberty. We are who we are. There are some who wish to be libertarians. Just as there are those who wish to be religious fundamentalists, and leftist/socialist, and unfortunately, indifferent or unable. We choose these methods of society because only 15-20% of Americans/humans wish to be libertarian.

"The saddest thing about People is... People are funny."

-Anonymous