Assertion: libertarian's reason | /r/CapableOf | reject law
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text: Moral rules and coercive laws cannot be justifiably imposed on persons if those individuals have sufficient reason to reject those rules and laws.
text: Gaus also notes that publicly justified legislation, despite justifying the use of legal coercion, must be evaluated by counting its coerciveness as one of the reasons to oppose the law (even if those reasons are ultimately overridden).