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So, if all animals (humans and non-humans) truly had equal rights, would you arrest and prosecute a wolf for killing a sheep? After all, wouldn't the wolf be aggressing against the sheep's rights? http://mises.org/daily/2581
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While this article http://blogs.forbes.com/davidwhelan/2011/04/14/george-washington-university-is-an-odd-location-to-discuss-fiscal-restraint/ may not directly answer your question, it does link to quite a few and hopefully will help you. At the very least it's interesting. Good luck.
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My favorite is listening to conservative talk show hosts demanding that Muslims need to show public outrage at certain Imams and apologize for 9/11. It's cute, as if in everyday life, Muslims must have these certain political subjects on their mind. Clearly they couldn't possibly be thinking about their work, hobbies, television, etc; they must
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This is the middle school in the town where I grew up. Tell me this doesn't look like a prison...
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Human action is subjective, in that what one individual perceives as in his best interest might not be seen in the same way by another individual. One individual might want to pursue a career in law, while another might wish to pursue a career in theater. Which is better? It differs from one person to the next. Economics is objective. Put a price ceiling
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Do you know which teachers have the hardest time controlling the students? Are the students acting up more during free periods or during class? Are there particular subjects that they are acting up in? If you can find any trends in behavior, it may point you in the right direction as to why they are acting up. If they are just causing trouble anywhere
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From Rothbard's perspective, justice is retributional justice. However, he also believed that it may be far more likely for the criminals to compensate the victims - to give restitution. If we suppose that this one individual assaulted these 10 people, he needs to compensate the victims for his assault on their property rights. Rothbard suggested
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I agree with Clayton on how it might emerge, especially since we cannot predict precisely what would happen in an entirely free market society. But in regards to the wealth of the criminals in particular - it may be possible that for certain crimes people may find that a percentage of the criminals wealth should be paid in compensation. Since you specified