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Subject: Re: What is a libertarian go[u]verment?
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Date: Tue, 19-Feb-85 02:29:42 EST
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> >                  ...You should find money to pay the victims
> >for their losses hiding under it. Thus, the first law is: if you don't
> >behave socially, you either wind up paying for, or get thrown out of the
> >society.
> 
> 
> Is murder punishable by a fine, then, the profit from which goes to
> the family of the victim?

My view is that the victim would have to have to agree to sufficient
re-imbursement, making murder one crime that a criminal could not "pay for."
Deportation is one possibility, prison another.

--Cliff