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 Originally Posted by a500lbgorilla
Literally the central belief of Libertarianism is that it's just not a problem.
Why do you think this? We're well aware of what a big problem violence is. There's nothing about the NAP that brushes off the constant existence of violence or the threat thereof. It just is critical of ALL initiation of violence, not just of that of the unauthorized sort. Again and again, libertarians are in favor of law and order, we just have a different view of what societal problems are so large that we need laws to solve them. Also, in case it needed to be said, most libertarians are statists and fully believe in a role for government, just a much more limited role.
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