> I'm absolutely one of those "migration is a human right" people, and if David Friedman is anything close to consistent, he'll be too. But most governments are

> I'm absolutely one of those "migration is a human right" people, and if David Friedman is anything close to consistent, he'll be too. But most governments are run by people who vehemently disagree with that and you're not going to sell people on open borders as an alternative to climate change mitigation. I've talked to David Friedman about migration, and he absolutely does support open borders/free migration. It's quite possible that you and he don't have exactly the same understanding of what it means, but basically, yes. > [1] See also: The Structurelessness of Tyranny, which was targeted at left-libertarians I think you mean "The Tyranny of Structurelessness" (by Jo Freeman)?