I just don’t understand how libertarians reject the social contract, but they support property
It just boggles my mind.
I can understand rejecting both (which I used to do, till I actually read about the social contract). But you can’t accept property and not believe in the idea of a social contract.
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tl;dr libertariens do not know what a social contract is.
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adumbrations said:
how do you accept the social contract as an anarchist?
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