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Conflict

Oct 22, 20251 min read

A conflict is an instance of contradictory action.¹

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The Fundamentals of Libertarian Ethics (1) ↩

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1. The Nature of Law
Aggression goes against the ethics of argumentation
Aggression
Democratic solution to the impossibility thesis
Homestead stalemate conflict resolution
Intellectual property is invalid
Law is a subset of inter-personal ethics
Law
Non-aggression principle
Ownership is necessarily individual
Polycentrist solution for group ownership
Property borders must be inter-subjectively ascertainable
Property borders must be objective
Property rights are conflict avoiding norms
The democratic solution to the impossibility thesis fails to resolve the contradiction
The polycentrist solution does not resolve the contradiction implied by group ownership
The possibility of conflicts cannot be ignored in argumentative justification

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