PHIL 335 FINAL (With complete solution)

How does libertarianism view ownership and someones life? correct answers every person is the owner of their own life What are the 3 ways to see how every person owns their life through libertarianism? correct answers - no one is someones master/slaves - other lives aren't yours to dispose of - can't claim someone else life/work/labor as your own What kind of sign surrounds our rights through libertarianism? correct answers a no trespassing sign With each right for an individual comes what? correct answers a corresponding right that's a right for interference What is property referring to? correct answers not just land, but includes anything we call our own The right to property grants what kind of assurance? correct answers assurances that lets you plan for the future What is the primary goal under libertarianism? correct answers the right to property What's an example for how speech is limited depending on property correct answers - can't yell at a church - yelling fire at the motives and risk get kicked out by the owner Define force: correct answers a method used to destroy rights What institution has been known for violating rights? correct answers the government What are the 3 proper functions/roles of the government? correct answers - to help against individual aggression - shouldn't initiate aggression - take responsibility/worry off their shoulders What is the function of the government? correct answers the protection of rights "Is increasing inequality the price we pay for inequality?" How does Ackerman respond? correct answers no Is the stakeholder society working with socialist or capitalists ideals? correct answers capitalists What's the common critique given in response to the Stakeholder society grant idea? correct answers the government doesn't own our wealth and can't redistribute it