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... person or group may to them ( without violating their rights ) . [ T ] he state may not use its coercive apparatus ... person as distinguished from a group . In what sense can such a person be human , or exist ? Surely only as a ...
... person or group may to them ( without violating their rights ) . [ T ] he state may not use its coercive apparatus ... person as distinguished from a group . In what sense can such a person be human , or exist ? Surely only as a ...
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... person in this situation was entitled to control the resources he held , the fact that he freely chose to give 25 ... person's liberty and thus violates his rights . Consider taxation . This not merely deprives people of the right ...
... person in this situation was entitled to control the resources he held , the fact that he freely chose to give 25 ... person's liberty and thus violates his rights . Consider taxation . This not merely deprives people of the right ...
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... person , that is , to isolate each person from himself . It is an unremitting act of force that reduces life to the most elemen- tary moral choices . Alexander Yesenin- Volpin , considered the " father " of the dis- sident movement ...
... person , that is , to isolate each person from himself . It is an unremitting act of force that reduces life to the most elemen- tary moral choices . Alexander Yesenin- Volpin , considered the " father " of the dis- sident movement ...
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