| HappySqurriel said: (As usual) there seems to be a lack of understanding of libertarianism. In general libertarians tends to separate what they believe is right and what they thing the government should encourage or enforce; and you could say that a libertarian truly believes that the government should not be involved in legislating morality. It would be a fairly consistent position for a libertarian to be entirely opposed to something (say racism or forced racial segregation) and yet believe that the government has no right to force people to behave any differently than they are. |
hmm, then how could they justify any sort of military or legal system?
military - would be forcing OTHER people to behave differently (not invade, kill, et al)
legal - forcing people NOT to commit crimes
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