Josh Szeps’ comment about what society is under libertarianism is quite inane. While coercive measures are barred by libertarianism, it by no means restrict people’s ability to influence each other through non-coercive means (e.g. a private entity basing entry into property, jobs etc on vaccinated status).
Josh Szeps’ comment about what society is under libertarianism is quite inane. While coercive measures are barred by libertarianism, it by no means restrict people’s ability to influence each other through non-coercive means (e.g. a private entity basing entry into property, jobs etc on vaccinated status).
Josh Szeps’ comment about what society is under libertarianism is quite inane. While coercive measures are barred by libertarianism, it by no means restrict people’s ability to influence each other through non-coercive means (e.g. a private entity basing entry into property, jobs etc on vaccinated status).