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The Right of Individuals to Live Their Lives
For libertarians, government encroachment into the lives of individuals has gone a step too far. Even libertarians accept there is a limited role for government in restricting individual behaviour. But it’s rooted in principles of property, self-determination and personal responsibility. Not objectives that prefer a broader ideal at the expense of liberty.
On an episode of ABC’s QandA in June 2011, NSW Greens Senator Lee Rhiannon argued she ‘often find[s] that this notion of the nanny state, it’s trotted out when people are a bit hard up for an argument’.
The term ‘nanny state’ is dismissively thrown around but it has strong intellectual roots.
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