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 | | Free to Choose is a great education in economics, history, and politics, which perfectly balances between scholarship and popular education. |
 | | Because the conservative believes that society has the right to choose its moral framework and enforce it upon individuals, and that individuals have no right to object to that framework (since society is primary), conservatives find themselves defending countries which assert a fundamental right to rule without outside interference. |
 | | The view that society may legitimately �choose� to deprive individuals of their rights, is incompatible with libertarianism, because it overlooks the fundamental libertarian view that, again, society can have no rights that the individual does not (or cannot) give it. |
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