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Non-aggression principle (view source)
Revision as of 19:26, December 8, 2017
, 19:26, December 8, 2017difference between this and other moral systems; category
In many different schools of libertarianism, taxation is considered theft and is thus considered an unjust act of force by the state, and it is believed in these schools that the state has a monopoly on this sort of force.
In many different schools of libertarianism, taxation is considered theft and is thus considered an unjust act of force by the state, and it is believed in these schools that the state has a monopoly on this sort of force.
The non-aggression principle is the subject of an important distinction between libertarianism, on one hand, and [[Bible|Biblical]] and [[movement conservative]] morality, in the other, since both Biblical and movement conservative morality reject it.
[[Category:Morality]]