Self-Ownership

Many libertarian theories of rights do not, as many others, derive a right to property from other assumed human rights, or make the right to property contingent on other social or civil conditions. Rather, they argue that all of our human rights are effectively extensions of property rights, in as much as we own ourselves as private property. There is something superficially plausible about this idea, but there are also a number of challenges to accepting it.

In Their Own Words
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Why Property Rights?
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Voluntary Slavery
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