Neither and both, I'm a moderate libertarian. I think government should serve four purposes... defense, healthcare, infrastructure, and education. So I'm clearly not even a real libertarian, since I believe in universal healthcare and public education.
I strongly believe in the non aggression principle. I am highly anti war. I believe in gay rights, gun rights, and cannabis legalization. I disapprove of abortion morally, but I don't think that I, nor the state, should make that decision for others, so I am both life and pro choice. I feel that grandiose displays of patriotism are ironically unamerican. I'm not a big believer in most welfare, but I'm not as anti welfare as most republicans or libertarians. Also, unlike libertarians, I do believe in an increased minimum wage. I think that low wages increase government dependence. I also support free trade and open immigration.
Categorizing yourself as one or the other limits independent thought.
Mostly agree with with this, minus a point or two ---