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173.64.90.41 at 13:04, 23 November 2010

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	'''Force''' is the act of compelling someone to do (or to not do) something against her or his will.		'''Force''' is the act of compelling someone to do (or to not do) something against her or his will.

	[[~~Libertarian~~]]s generally advocate one of two positions on force. Standard libertarian theory holds that force is never legitimate when employed by an [[aggression\|aggressor]], ''i.e.'', one who ''initiates'' force or fraud against the person or the justly-acquired property of others, but that there is nothing intrinsically [[ethics\|unethical]] about using force defensively against an aggressor so long as the defensive force is [[the principle of proportionality\|proportional]] to the initiated force. [[anarchopacifism\|Anarchopacifists]] like [[Robert LeFevre]], on the other hand, hold that force is never legitimate, regardless of whether its employer is the initiator or the responder.		[[libertarianism\|Libertarians]] generally advocate one of two positions on force. Standard libertarian theory holds that force is never legitimate when employed by an [[aggression\|aggressor]], ''i.e.'', one who ''initiates'' force or fraud against the person or the justly-acquired property of others, but that there is nothing intrinsically [[ethics\|unethical]] about using force defensively against an aggressor so long as the defensive force is [[the principle of proportionality\|proportional]] to the initiated force. [[anarchopacifism\|Anarchopacifists]] like [[Robert LeFevre]], on the other hand, hold that force is never legitimate, regardless of whether its employer is the initiator or the responder.

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173.64.90.41 at 13:04, 23 November 2010

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	'''Force''' is the act of compelling someone to do something against ~~their~~ will.		'''Force''' is the act of compelling someone to do (or to not do) something against her or his will.

			[[Libertarian]]s generally advocate one of two positions on force. Standard libertarian theory holds that force is never legitimate when employed by an [[aggression\|aggressor]], ''i.e.'', one who ''initiates'' force or fraud against the person or the justly-acquired property of others, but that there is nothing intrinsically [[ethics\|unethical]] about using force defensively against an aggressor so long as the defensive force is [[the principle of proportionality\|proportional]] to the initiated force. [[anarchopacifism\|Anarchopacifists]] like [[Robert LeFevre]], on the other hand, hold that force is never legitimate, regardless of whether its employer is the initiator or the responder.

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