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Libertarianism - Coggle Diagram
Libertarianism
Favors free market
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Jean-Jacques Rousseau
turning a civic duty into marketable good does not increase freedom, but rather undermines it
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Arguments against Libetarianism criticisms, and objections
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Individual's success is due to other people; therefore, people owes debts to those who contribute to their success
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People are abided by the majority's decision, rich people should pay more tax since the majority wants it
Objection: Consent is not enough;If democratic consent justifies the taking of property, it would also justify the taking of liberty
Some people are more lucky, their success shouldn't come from that. People shouldn't claim credit to their natural gifts
Objection: If one doesn't own their talent and skills, then they don't own themselves.If I own my body, my life, and my person, I should be free to do whatever I want with them (provided I don’t harm others).
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Supporting logic
Rober Nozick
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favors in minimal states, limited to enforce contracts and protect property rights
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