Private Property and Two Kinds of Force
Property, properly understood, does not restrict liberty. Well-defined boundaries help us differentiate between aggressive and defensive violence.
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Property, properly understood, does not restrict liberty. Well-defined boundaries help us differentiate between aggressive and defensive violence.
Are libertarians begging the question when they talk about what counts as aggression? Not so, argues D'Amato.
Is there a contradiction in forbidding aggression against persons and permitting people to defend their property with physical force? Not so, argues D'Amato.