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+Part 1 is the Framework |
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+Practical reflection is bound to agency making it inescapable. Ferrero |
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+The initial appeal ... viability of constitutivism. |
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+Our agency dictates that violations of freedom are immoral. Ripstein |
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+“Equal Freedom is a role of successful ...t respect the autonomy of its citizens. It is subject to the same rules that the people have. |
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+Only the government can enforce rights. Ripstein |
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+The second problem ... everyone this assurance.” |
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+Consequences are irrelevant. Morality can only be determined by intentions. Hegel |
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+The right of ... the universal content. |
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+Thus, the standard is protecting liberty. |
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+Part 2 is the Offense |
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+Nuclear power does not constitute any violation of freedom thus making any prohibition of it illegitimate. Levendis 06 |
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+Let us make ... high population concentrations. |
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+Any prohibition mandates a violation of freedom. The government wrongfully interferes with its citizens. IEP summarizes Nozick |
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+In particular, such ... their own property). |
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+Analytic |
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+Additionally: |
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+A National Harmony of Interest is required. Boaz 99 |
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+Libertarians believe that ... of political power.” |
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+Turn: The AC assumes that everyone wants nuclear power to be banned. Tribes such as the Navajo have reason to reclaim mining for themselves. This creates discord and doesn’t achieve a national harmony of interests. Tsosie ‘15 |
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+As President Shirley ... their traditional teachings. |