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… Libertarians generally believe that aggression against innocent persons is morally wrong, and … then could not the same be said about a vast range of non-​industrial, purely personal activity? Don’t I emit … this option myself in my next essay here. … Does the non-aggression principle prohibit all pollution, including …

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… them. The principle forbidding such conduct is called the “non-​aggression principle” or “NAP.” Some libertarians argue that …