I think I can more or less agree with that assessment.

I think part of the problem, speaking from my own experience, is that Georgists want to appeal to right libertarians, and therefore try to avoid anything that would give them ammo for criticism. The result being that they end up conceding so much ground that they basically end up being libertarian-lite.

I do think it's hard to generalize them bc a lot of people end up there through weird journeys, but I can agree that the ideology overall has a tendency towards right-libertarianism.