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From: ark@alice.UucP (Andrew Koenig)
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Subject: Re: Libertarianism, Objectivism and Liberty
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Date: Tue, 15-Jul-86 12:43:16 EDT
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> I think we have already seen that both Libertarians and Objectivists
> do not really value *liberty* when we consider their opposition to
> citizens rights to free speech at public shopping malls.

Yes, we know you do.  You've said it many times.  And you're still wrong.

I have never seen such a thing as a *public* shopping mall.
Shopping malls are *private* places.  There is simply no
difference between the rights I have in a shopping mall and
rights I have when you have invited me into your home.
If I say something in your home that you don't like, you have
every right to kick me out.  If I say something in a mall that
the owner doesn't like, the owner has every right to kick me out.