Dear Bob:
I agree with you. I think that a more deep disagreement you and I have, underlying the extant one about privacy, is whether libertarian law applies to all property regardless of the owner’s wishes, or, whether individual owners may impose their own rules. I misspoke when I said that the best way to thrash out these issues is in the scholarly journals. I stand corrected by you. A book will do just fine as an alternative; it will be at least as good, and, probably, better. I look forward to seeing what you have to say on this important issue in a systematic manner that only a book (or a very long journal article) can allow.
Best regards,
Walter
Walter E. Block, Ph.D.
Harold E. Wirth Eminent Scholar Endowed Chair and Professor of Economics
Joseph A. Butt, S.J. College of Business
Loyola University New Orleans
Sunday, May 7, 2017
Walter Block on the Differing Views of Wenzel and Block on Libertarianism
Is response to my post, My Response to Walter Block's Non-Response Response, Dr. Walter Block:
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Would it be safe to say that the underlying argument here is designed rights vs. an objective ethics?
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