Is murder justifiable from a libertarian perspective in cases of child (or ex-wife) support? Let's say after ending a relationship with a woman you're condemned to give her her of your income for nearly the rest of your life, isn't that the same than being

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Anonymous 12/01/15 (Tue) 00:03:50 No.13447

Is murder justifiable from a libertarian perspective in cases of child (or ex-wife) support? Let's say after ending a relationship with a woman you're condemned to give her her of your income for nearly the rest of your life, isn't that the same than being slaved? Even when we adhere to the NAP and reject violence libertarians and classic liberals of ye olde never shunned violence in such enormous cases of injustice.

Anonymous 12/01/15 (Tue) 01:50:23 No.13449

>>13447

>Implying Libertarians believe in child support in the first place

Anonymous 12/01/15 (Tue) 07:44:52 No.13463

Murder is always justifiable from a libertarian perspective.

Anonymous 12/01/15 (Tue) 09:24:37 No.13464

8chan sucks balls

Anonymous 12/01/15 (Tue) 13:24:58 No.13470

>>13463

Gr8 b8 m8, I r8 8/8.

Anonymous 12/01/15 (Tue) 15:37:04 No.13474

In lolbertarianland, the state would have no connection to marriage, so at that point it would be a religious/spiritual connection between two people overseen by a certain community. You could still have civil unions though, and though the laws regarding them could vary, any two consenting adults (possibly a bit younger) could get it.

Anonymous 12/01/15 (Tue) 19:09:28 No.13476

>>13474

spotted the pedo

Anonymous 12/01/15 (Tue) 21:18:11 No.13477

>>13476

pedos should be physically removed imo

t. hoppe

Anonymous 12/02/15 (Wed) 03:13:55 No.13480