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Libertarians are those who are wholeheartedly opposed to any social or legal constraints on individual economic freedoms

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Libertarians are those who are wholeheartedly opposed to any social or legal constraints on freedom

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LIB

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  1. I can get all the benefits of accepting the authority if government w/out any of the costs
  2. If (1), then the social contract theory is false
  3. So, the social contract theory is false
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The “What if I can get away with it” argument

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  1. People in a democratic socialist society are more free than people in a capitalist society
  2. If (1), then democratic socialism is more than just capitalism
  3. So, democratic socialism is more just than capitalism
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The argument from freedom

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  1. There was never any argument or social contract
  2. If (1), then the social contract theory is false
  3. So, the social contract theory is false
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The “that never happened argument”

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  1. It is morally permissible to deceive when playing poker
  2. If (1), then is normally permissible to deceive when doing business
  3. So, it is usually permissible to deceive when doing business
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The poker argument

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  1. Bluffing in a negotiation is a form of self defense
  2. If (1), then bluffing in negotiation is morally permissible
  3. So, bluffing in a negotiation is morally permissible
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The argument from self defense

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It is worse to lie to someone than it is to merely deceive that person

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Lying is worse than deception

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  • how upheld things become held
  • the processes by which how things become to be held
  • the extent of what comes to be held
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The principle of justice in acquisition

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  • how you are acquire a holding from someone else
  • how you transfer your holdings to come one else
  • how you take a holding and make it unheld
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The principle of justice in transfer

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  1. D2 is just (motivated by intuition, how can people buying basketball tickets change the justness)
  2. If D2 is just, then current time slice theory and pattern theories are false
  3. So, current time slice theories and pattern theories are false
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The LeBron argument

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  • private ownership of the means of production
  • not subject to democratic determination by citizens
  • decided by the individuals that own the means of production
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Capitalism

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Pure form of capitalism is what?

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Competition

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What is the impure form of capitalism?

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Government interference

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  • public ownership of domestic production
  • subject to democratic determination by the citizens
  • decide on everything by voting
  • divided into one class
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Socialism

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Pure form of socialism is what?

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Democratic

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Impure form of socialism

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Bureaucratic

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Where people vote

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Democratic

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Where a few people rule and use socialism as a mask to get richer

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Bureaucratic

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  1. Bluffing is endorsed by a rational person who is a negotiator
  2. If (1), then being a negotiator is a role in which bluffing is morally permissible
  3. So, being a negotiator is role in which bluffing is morally permissible
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The argument from endorsement

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No government
-no laws
-no courts
-no police
Everyone is free to do as they please
-you are the only authority over yourself
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The state of nature

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A lie is a false statement and made with the intention to deceive

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L1

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A lie is a false statement which the speaker does not believe to be true and is made in a context in which the speaker warrants the truth of what he or she says

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L2

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A person (P1), lies to another person (P2), just in case

  • P1 makes a false statement
  • P1 does not believe it to be true
  • In doing so warrants the truth of the statement to P2
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L3

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The idea is to set up a fair procedure so that any principles agreed to will be just

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The original position

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Don’t know

  • place in society
  • class position or status
  • natural assets and abilities
  • what your psychology or personality is like
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The Veil of Ignorance

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Each person is to have an equal right to the most extensive scheme of equal basic liberties compatible with a similar scheme of liberties for others

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P1

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Social and economic inequalities are to be arranged so that they are both reasonably expected to be everyone’s advantages and attached to positions and offices open to all

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P2

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  1. People in the OP would agree to P1 and P2
  2. If (1), then P1 and P2 make up the correct conception of justice
  3. So, P1 and P2 make up the correct conception of justice
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The Argument from Original Position (OP)

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If you are forced to do something then you are not free to do it

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F1

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I am free to do something just in case no one will prevent me from doing it

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I am free to do something just in case no one would unjustifiably prevent me from doing it

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