re limiting govt was re employment was re why not concentrate chris holt newcastle ac uk chris holt writes it s quite possible that a buyer and seller will both trust some third party more than either trust the other and will desire the moderation of that third party but if a random third party assumes the right to interfere in a transaction contarary to the wishes of the primary participants odds are pretty good the results will be detrimental so we try to ensure that the process of deciding whether to introduce third parties isn t random as steve said above there are examples where third parties are less ignorant or corrupt than the two primary parties should this knowledge not be able to help a third party should be able to use persuasion to sway the transaction if on the other hand we condone the use of force or threat of violence by the third party then we are in trouble a fourth party could say that it knows better than parties and and a fifth party and so on who wins the one that can use the force or threat of force the best in other words might makes right let s abandon such aggressive tactics and work from voluntary cooperation and respect from others that is what libertarians want paul schmidt advocates for self government davy crockett chapter president judith drive johnson city tn uunet tijc pjs freedom seems to have unleashed the creative energies of the people and leads to ever higher levels of income and social progress u n report
