Originally Posted by
GGT
Agreed. But it's appealing to certain people, because it's black and white and straight forward. It's interesting (and confusing) to see where Libertarians draw the line with laws, in that sense. Less Laws = more freedom Then property rights present a complex and subjective set of variables. Example EPA --- don't have environmental protection laws for the common good, but if a factory pollutes drinking water upstream, sue them for damages after the fact. Presumption that the justice system works that way after the fact, and the simple threat of a law suit will keep that factory in line before the fact?