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Tom Palmer
 
Tom Palmer
  
One man's liberty is another man's slavery.  Often literally: the liberty to own slaves has been a frequent, real world oxymoron.  For one man to have uncoerced freedom, all others must have a coerced duty to not interfere with that freedom.  There can be no maximizing of liberty overall: only redistribution of liberty and coercion.
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One man's liberty is another man's slavery.  Often literally: the liberty to own slaves has been a frequent, real world oxymoron.   
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{{QuoteOne | Timely Abraham Lincoln quote: Who defines Liberty?/shepherd}}
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For one man to have uncoerced freedom, all others must have a coerced duty to not interfere with that freedom.  There can be no maximizing of liberty overall: only redistribution of liberty and coercion.
  
 
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