Is the State the Answer?

There are moral constraints that exist and rights and human interests that aren't merely economic. And if our entry way to libertarianism is just through economics, we can have a tendency to not come to the wrong conclusions on those things. I think it's a profoundly important thing for not just libertarians, but for basicaly everyone who is interacts with a state,. To recognize, and it's not an economic quest. It's a question of the nature of authority, the nature of obligation, thenature of power."