A question was posed to Walter Block about “the limits of libertarian self-defense”. The Q & A appears here. I’m not constrained by the non-aggression axiom because, for one thing, I think it’s a general proviso. As such, it does not provide answers to every specific situation that one may imagine. For a second thing, the terms of it are undefined. It invariably depends on property rights and no one knows what property is justly held and what is not. There has been too much water over the dam, too much past taking and receiving that cannot be justified, too … Continue reading Re: Limits of Violence in Defense of Stolen Property