Rothbardian liberty

Rothbardian liberty, rooted in the ideas of economist Murray Rothbard, emphasizes individual freedom and property rights as essential pillars of a just society. It advocates for the idea that individuals should have the absolute right to control their own lives and belongings, free from coercion by others or the state. Rothbardians believe that voluntary interactions and free markets are the most ethical and effective means of social organization, arguing that any initiation of force against individuals is unjust. This philosophy promotes a minimal government role, primarily focused on protecting these rights and ensuring personal autonomy.