From: Edmund Sent: Thursday, July 02, 2020 6:22 AM To: wblock@loyno.edu Subject: Ancap society Dear Walter, You mention that libertarianism is about what should be “legal” and not what is moral. What is the distinction between the two and what is the purpose of the distinction? I would argue that the no aggression principle is a moral argument rather than legal, because even in a stateless/rothbardian society where no “laws” exist, people still follow the NAP as it is the moral framework of the society. Thanks in advance Edmund Dear Edmund: Libertarian law prohibits murder, rape, theft, kidnapping, violations of the … Continue reading Vices Are Not Crimes