[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":-1},["ShallowReactive",2],{"deep-reading-page-excerpt":3},{"archetype":4,"archetypeId":5,"chapterId":6,"chapterTitle":7,"quote":8,"paragraphs":9,"truncated":11},"Traditional Libertarian","traditional-libertarian","steelman","The strongest case for your position","Rights do not enforce themselves. Someone pays for the enforcement, and that someone has a name.",[10],"Start where you actually start: with the recognition that a free order is a physical thing, located in a particular place, defended by particular people, and not a proposition that can be exported by declaration. This is what your 4 on the nation and the wider world encodes, and it is the claim cosmopolitan libertarianism has never answered well. Rights do not enforce themselves. They are enforced by a polity, funded by its citizens, defended by its young men, and sustained by a body of law those citizens can actually hold accountable. Put your own people first and you are simply naming who bears the cost of the arrangement.",true]