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Agreed. Living in a country pretty much means you're not free. You might be more or less free in country A than B, but you're not going to be free, otherwise th
by mkramlich 16y ago
Agreed. Living in a country pretty much means you're not free. You might be more or less free in country A than B, but you're not going to be free, otherwise there wouldn't really be a country, there'd be pure anarchy. Where you could do anything you wanted, but everyone else is free to do anything they wanted to you.
- itistoday 16y agoThat is not my meaning. A pure anarchy where anyone can do what they want to you goes directly against the examples I gave and the Harm Principle (see response to apl).