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What are the premises of Hospers' libertarianism?
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P1: Every individual owns and only owns his or her life.
P2: Owners have a right to dispose of (as they see fit) those things they own so long as doing so does not infringe another owner's similar rights. P3:The governments sole purpose is to protect the rights of its citizens and a just government must not act outside its purposes. |
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What is Hosper's conclusion?
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Governments protect citizens from interference and nothing more
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What is Hospers ideology? For his argument, what does that mean?
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libertarian- we should only have funding for protection from interference/ harm- police, military
no other public funding for libraries etc. |
