Ep. 16: The Synthesis of Rights and Consequences (with Tom G. Palmer)
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Channel: Libertarianism.org · 2014 · News & Politics
Typically we think of justifications for libertarianism as falling into one of two kinds of categories: consequentialism and rights-based. Are these two justifications necessarily at odds with each other? Tom G. Palmer joins Aaron Powell and Trevor Burrus for a discussion on the two most common philosophical justifications for libertarianism. Download the .mp3: http://bit.ly/1m84CSG Subscribe in iTunes: http://bitly.com/18wswtX
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