Define the NAP, please. Put it in no uncertain terms. It always boils down to "doing something I agree with", defining any perceived violation of ultimate pers

Define the NAP, please. Put it in no uncertain terms. It always boils down to "doing something I agree with", defining any perceived violation of ultimate personal freedom as aggression, leading to any retaliation to be "justified" as self defense, which is utterly morally bereft. The pure and simple truth is that a society based solely on voluntary interaction is no society at all. Along with the benefits of being part of a society, there will always be obligations. You can act as if that doesn't apply to you, but someone always has to pick up the bill or do the work and you can't count on there always being a volunteer. Libertarianism is a pie-in-the-sky utopian thought experiment ideology.