Selling domestic goods is a right. But if they want to bring
foreign goods into the country, it is a PRIVILEGE. This isn't an
initiation of force. There is absolutely NOTHING Marxist, statist,
or in any way a violation of the NAP in anything I've ever said.
Nothing I've said is the slightest bit protectionist either. The
people who live here own the markets here. They pay for government to
ensure that those who trade in it remain honest and forthright in
their dealings. When someone brings goods from foreign countries into
this one, they must pay their share for this protection. It's a
PRIVILEGE to be allowed to bring goods into this country from another.
Living here doesn't grant change this privilege into a right.
--- In [email protected], Cory Nott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> The idea that it is a PRIVILEGE to sell goods in one's own country
is generally regarded as fascism. Not only that but setting a
percentage rate imposes higher costs on those who can afford to import
more, even though the protective border services provided to them may
be the same or even less. Pauls falls right into the old Marxist trap
- from each according to his ability, to each according to his need.
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> So then lacking any coherent or objective criteria for determining
what is and is not a tax, you decide on arbitrary whim?
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> BWS
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Paul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Tuesday, April 25, 2006 7:35 pm
> Subject: [Libertarian] Re: Purity
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> > Wrong. Both governments have been placed in charge of the borders of
> > each nation and it doesn't matter if someone owns land within the
> > nation, just that they are bringing goods from one nation into
> > another. Each nation is placed in charge of guarding the borders of
> > that nation and granted the authority to charge tariffs on behalf of
> > those who live in the country as a PRIVILEGE to sell goods within that
> > country.
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