A question for libertarians: do they expect the government to enforce property rights?

[Puzzler]

Who enforces libertarians' property rights? The actual deeds to their property? Their properties' boundries, both private and business.

[msongs]

1. all those things are created as rights collectively by the people acting as government lol nt

[The Northerner]

2. From what I've read, most mainstream libertarians believe in limited government

They believe that, for the most part, that there should be a government to pursue & prosecute unlawful force & fraud, enforce contracts, imprison the convicted, and protect us against other people's crimes.

Other than that, they believe that people should be left alone to do what they please.

I think that's correct.

[mynameiswhat]

5. who will take care of them when they get sick?

[The Northerner]

7. Based on what I've been told

They said that we should be self-reliant and, if we cannot provide for ourselves when sick, we should seek assistance from family & friends or charitable organizations and peoples.

Basically, if needed, most everything should be sought from people providing things voluntarily--according to most libertarians.

[baldguy]

3. They enforce their own property rights.

And fuck everyone else.

[Possumpoint]

4. Amen

nm

[MisterP]

6. guns. and if you get cholera from the uninspected sausage you bought,

it's your own damn fault (I mean, now everyone can boycott the meatpackers, right? wait, EVERYONE's cutting corners!)