Pacifism

Pacifism, in the context of libertarianism, is the belief that violence is inherently wrong and should be avoided in all circumstances. Libertarians value individual freedom and autonomy, arguing that peaceful interactions should resolve conflicts without coercion or aggression. Pacifists within this framework advocate for nonviolent methods to address disputes, emphasizing that true liberty cannot exist alongside harm or force. They argue that morality and justice should be pursued through dialogue and understanding, rather than through war or violence, aligning with the broader libertarian principles of personal responsibility and respect for others' rights.