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Originally Posted by Goofle
It’s the socialism side that doesn’t work with it. Considering socialism requires force and and a violation of the NAP for anyone who doesn’t want to partake in the distribution of their wealth.
I’m sure there are many forms of Libertarianism that don’t necessitate a contradiction but that does.
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It’s capitalism that’s impossible to align with libertarianism. Capitalism is predicated on the theft of natural resources by assigning the rights of control to people who have documents recognized by the capitalist power structure. Property is theft.
Socialism is, at least, an attempt to correct the inherent injustice of capitalism. Neither system can be truly libertarian but socialism has its sails set in the direction of freedom whereas capitalism is sailing further into the depths tyranny and oppression.