View source for The Nozickian case for Rawls’ difference principle/Homesteading

[[Category:Matt Bruenig]]
[[Category:Homesteading]]
[[Category:Initial Acquisition]]
[[Category:Robert Nozick]]
[[Category:John Rawls]]
[[Category:Non-Aggression]]
[[Category:Egalitarianism]]
[[Category:Property Is Coercive]]
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| text = The problem is that this homesteading action is outrageously un-libertarian. It involves a single actor unilaterally deciding to eliminate the previously existing access every other person had to some piece of the world, doing so without the consent of those dispossessed of their access, and through the use of violence (i.e. if you try to access the object they now claim to own, they physically push you off or worse).
| cite = [[Matt Bruenig]], "{{Link |The Nozickian case for Rawls’ difference principle}}"
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