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[[Category:Chris Bertram]]
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[[Category:Liberal Criticisms Of Libertarianism]]
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| text = This notion, that the preservation of freedom sometimes requires the restriction of freedom, may induce incomprehension or apoplexy in the libertarian—but it should not. After all, [minarchist] libertarians are themselves committed to such a thought in their basic justification for the state: the coercion of the state frees people from the “wild” coercion of lawless individuals.
| cite = [[Chris Bertram]], "{{Link |Let It Bleed: Libertarianism and the Workplace}}"
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