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... Some anachists do and see it as anarchism. ... Some think only government. Many libertarians will also reject ... I am not sure most anarchists do. That's ...
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... <redrepublicanuk@...> ... Yes, it can. Many utilitarians believe that the protection of individual rights maximizes happiness. ... E.g. Murray...
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... Not all utilitarians do. Specific rights are granted by ... Many utilitarians believe rights should be general and not granted by government. ... Why don't...
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can you provide me with examples of MR's works with specific relavence to the topic in question? cheers, richard ... <redrepublicanuk@...> ... Yes, it...
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Sure, it won't apply in each individual case and it may be a generalization, but it does highlight where anarchism and libertarianism can differ. I mentioned...
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... No, perhaps not all believe they do. They may not realize that their advocacy of some common organization or co-operative is in fact a call for government....
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... Some of them actually don't. They may not ... Not all utilitarians advocate some common organization or co-operative. Where they differ from ... Some...
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There are many who do see utilitarians as less focused on the rights of the individual than libertarians. For an example, see: ...
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1. If we have natural rights (which i believe we do) and they arise from natural law, what is natural law? 2. If we encroach on the rights of others do we...
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1. You say that you do believe we have natural rights, but you do cater for the possibility that others may disagree. That means you believe in natural rights...
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"2. If we're talking about rights that are inalienable, then the answer would be no." RS: As a Classical Liberal I disagree with you. I believe that we have...
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I've heard you use so many labels to describe yourself now, that I've lost count. You're a capitalist, classical liberal, natural rights activist and natural...
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I've heard you use so many labels to describe yourself now, that I've lost count. You're a capitalist, classical liberal, natural rights activist and natural...
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... a ... Sure, many of these terms are pretty vague and used loosely anyway. But my point was this. You say you are classical liberal leaning, minarchist, but...
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Aug 9, 2003
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RS: "Leaving the semantics behind, rights once recieved must be earned, each right entails and obligation, and so if you do not fulfill that obligation, you...
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Well Richard, it seems we have a communications problem. The US and the UN are quite powerful, so if they insist people have inalienable rights, that means...
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"The US and the UN are quite powerful, so if they insist people have inalienable rights, that means something." RS: So are you stating that 'might is right'?...
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I haven't really taken any position yet, at this stage I'm merely trying to figure out what you mean with the terms you use. Why would natural rights follow...
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MCS: "Why would natural rights follow the principle of fairness more than inalienable rights? Do inalienable rights not come naturally?" RS: To take the first...
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... more ... naturally?" ... Wouldn't most people argue that inalienable rights are an essential element of justice? By arguing that they were "unfair" you are...
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MCS: "First, you say that inalienable rights are morally questionable. Then you come of with the "principle of fairness". And now it turns out to some kind of...
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... if ... an ... life ... can ... no ... right ... my ... The term inalienable rights is typically used to describe the limits of government. You confuse your...
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Aug 14, 2003
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Are there anu members who would call themselves anarcho-capitalists? How would you define anarcho-capitalism? Cheers! GS...
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... Not me. Even my name is not anu. ... A system or a theory of stateless private property....
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Hi Graeme, good to hear from you. Yes, I like the term 'Free market radical'. In fact, I've often used the term myself, usually in plural ('free markets') to...
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Hi, thanks for posting. You did actually send it to my email address, but I think it was meant for the group, so I took the liberty to forward the message to...
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Indeed! That's why I have problems with the term anarcho-capitalism. I think there's a built-in inconsistency that makes the whole term hard to use. Property...
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Sep 9, 2003
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I disagree, i believe anarcho-capitalism is about being free to choose. If citizens wanted an intrusive state then they should be allowed one....
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POLICE, COURTS, AND LAWS---ON THE MARKET By David D Friedman How, without government, could we settle the disputes that are now settled in courts of law? How...
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