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[[Category:Kim Messick]]
[[Category:Autonomy]]
[[Category:Coercion]]
[[Category:Liberty]]
[[Category:Failures Of Libertarian Philosophy]]
[[Category:Freedom]]
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| text = We can all agree that coercion is a bad thing -- even a paradigmatically bad thing -- while also believing that freedom can be importantly abridged in other ways. In particular, we might believe that imbalances in the allocation of resources amount to imbalances of power, and that these can constrain my freedom when they reach a certain intensity -- especially when they concern resources directly relevant to my autonomy.
| cite = [[Kim Messick]], "{{Link |Libertarians' reality problem: How an estrangement from history yields abject failure}}"
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