Evil Begets Evil, by Robert Gore
The argument is made that humanity is unfit for liberty—individuals are incapable of living their own lives peaceably with other individuals. This is true for some individuals, but it has been pronounced as an indictment of the entire species. Because humanity is unfit for freedom, the argument invariably runs, coercion is justified. In other words, individuals—who cannot be trusted with the freedom to peaceably live their own lives—can be given the power to forcibly direct other people’s lives. Chaos, violence, and a world at the brink of epochal collapse are the direct consequences of that inane formulation, yet never has humanity seemed less likely to embrace liberty.
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But let's see how many on this site comprehend this simple concept--Liberty Gifted, Protected By Men In Uniforms With Titles Inside Fences Is Not Liberty.
Txs for the essay.
That's the only chance many have of seeing it.
Seems that those who never feel the pain of war continue to beat the war drums and create enemies like fiat.