From: Mike Lorrey (mlorrey@yahoo.com)
Date: Thu Aug 22 2002 - 15:36:55 MDT
--- Rafal Smigrodzki <rms2g@virginia.edu> wrote:
> Mike Lorrey
>
>
> What gives you the right to constrain my liberties in a manner that
> not even the federal government is permitted to do?
>
>
> ### Property rights. Do you have a problem with my property rights?
> If you do, you are no friend of mine. No libertarian, either.
So I, as a libertarian, could say that anybody who sets foot on my
property is my slave? I don't think so. A libertarian does not
confiscate the liberties of those who are invited on the libertarian's
property. Free association requires an emphasis on freedom. A
libertarian must trust those he/she invites on his or her property
enough to leave them in full posession of their liberties or else
he/she is no libertarian. "Oh, you can be free, but not in MY back
yard." I don't think so.
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