Libertarianism seems to be arguing, however, that (a) is the correct and proper action.
No, it really doesn’t. “Naively optimised self interest” suggests (a) and libertarianism is almost irrelevent to the question. Maybe if the question was “should people be coerced into b independently of any contract (formal or implicit) with the owner?”
No, it really doesn’t. “Naively optimised self interest” suggests (a) and libertarianism is almost irrelevent to the question. Maybe if the question was “should people be coerced into b independently of any contract (formal or implicit) with the owner?”