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Of course, any country that invades or otherwise attacks another nation (one that does not initiate force against other nations or its own people) lays itself open to a counter invasion. This follows from the principle of the Law of Retaliation defined above.  

Of course, any country that invades or otherwise attacks another nation (one that does not initiate force against other nations or its own people) lays itself open to a counter invasion. This follows from the principle of the Law of Retaliation defined above.  

In summary, she rejects the [[neo-conservative]] policy of nations-building and global policing. She also rejects the libertarian policy of respecting the sovereignty of oppressive nations. Contrary to stateless-libertarians, Rand sees the establishment of rights within the nations-state framework.<ref name="Nations">{{cite web|url=http://aynrandlexicon.com/lexicon/self-determination_of_nations.html|title=Self-Determination of Nations|author=Ayn Rand|editor=Harry Binswanger}}</ref><ref name="Isolation">{{cite web|url=http://aynrandlexicon.com/lexicon/isolationism.html|title=Self-Determination of Nations|author=Ayn Rand|editor=Harry Binswanger}}</ref>

In summary, she rejects the [[neo-conservative]] policy of nations-building and global policing. She also rejects the libertarian policy of respecting the sovereignty of oppressive nations. Contrary to stateless-libertarians, Rand sees the establishment of rights within the nations-state framework.<ref name="Nations">{{cite web|url=http://aynrandlexicon.com/lexicon/self-determination_of_nations.html|title=Self-Determination of Nations|author=Ayn Rand|editor=Harry Binswanger}}</ref><ref name="Isolation">{{cite web|url=http://aynrandlexicon.com/lexicon/isolationism.html|title=Isolationism|author=Ayn Rand|editor=Harry Binswanger}}</ref>

=== Aesthetics ===

=== Aesthetics ===