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This definition dates back far before the libertarian movement, at least to John Locke's Second Treatise (published in 1689).
by russell_h 12y ago
This definition dates back far before the libertarian movement, at least to John Locke's Second Treatise (published in 1689).
- nl 12y agoTrue, but Locke was very influential on the modern libeterian movement. I think the OPs point is correct.
- innguest 12y agoThe OP point is incorrect since it incorrectly states that Locke's definition of human rights came from Libertarianism. The OP therefore doesn't have a point since their argument relies on a false statement.
- nl 12y agoWe say many things are Christian principles even though they were taught by Jesus, who lived before Christianity was a religion.