“Property rights are the foundation necessary to explain the role of non-aggression. In other words, the non-aggression principle is simply another of way of saying individuals have a right against aggression from others as a result of property. Non-aggression alone does not tell us what property rights people have, or why they have these rights to begin with.” Property RightsNon Aggression Principle Book:Private Property, Law, and the State Source: Private Property, Law, and the State
“Because rights are only claims against other people, and not claims on other people and their property, rights end when they infringe on the rights of others.” RightsPropertyProperty Rights Book:Private Property, Law, and the State Source: Private Property, Law, and the State