acknowledging and respecting the private property and liberty of one another (so-called negative liberty) is the best means to the creation of valuable opportunities to be taken by one another (so-called positive liberty).

Furthermore, neither property nor law needs a government to bring it into being – no more than does language and cuisine.

Bob Layson contemplating how easy it might be explain the essense of libertarianism ahead of the talk “Libertarianism Is Not Simple To Argue For” tonight.