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in libertarian •  8 years ago  (edited)

As a (L)libertarian, I believe there are no caveats to human rights:

  1. Pick the one that does not require the use of force against another human being to accomplish it’s goals:
    A) War
    B) Murder
    C) Rape
    D) Slavery
    E) Theft
    F) Taxation

  2. Today, I will use ________ as my justification for the use of government as a proxy to force other people to give their money to be spent on things I believe should be important to other people. If they resist their Property being stolen for my cause, then I approve of their losing their remaining human rights to Liberty and, if that is resisted, then their right to Life will also be forfeit.

    A. Social Justice
    B. Allah/God/Buddha/etc
    C. The wealth and power of myself and friends
    D. None of the above: I actually support, and know what human rights are.

BONUS QUESTION:
Pick the one human right violation used by governments to commit the remaing human rights violations against their own citizens:

A. War
B. Murder
C. Rape
D. Slavery
E. Theft
F. Taxation

*If you answered Taxation is Theft, double your score!

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I have no problem using force, even deadly force, against another person to accomplish my goal if that goal is survival in a self defense situation.

It's the 'initiation' of force that I have a problem with.
Note: a credible threat is in itself the initiation force, allowing justifiable retaliation.

  ·  8 years ago (edited)

Agreed. That's why these are all examples of others initiating force.