084: The Clear and Complicated Core of Self Defense
This episode delves into the philosophical and ethical foundations of the right to self-defense. It explores its grounding in natural rights, drawing parallels to concepts like the right to life and self-sovereignty, and examines justifications through religious and Enlightenment perspectives. The discussion also tackles complex scenarios involving liability, causation, and the lesser evil principle, emphasizing that the right to self-defense is inherent and cannot be legislated away, though its application can be complex.






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