Political Science · Western Political Thought
Robert Nozick, in his libertarian critique, shares common ground with certain anarchist assertions regarding the state. Identify the incorrect argument from his perspective.
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- 1The state's primary expansion is justified because its ultimate motive is the welfare of all citizens.✓
- 2The state violates individual property rights through extensive taxation.
- 3The state claims a monopoly on the legitimate use of force.
- 4The state is intrinsically immoral if it exceeds minimal functions.
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The state's primary expansion is justified because its ultimate motive is the welfare of all citizens.
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