Yes, for sure. I mean, with this clear point and philosophy in our mind we can see things that seem to be, but are not identical. Like what you mentioned in your article. Excellent observation.

Not many make the differences between *property rights* and *citizenship rights* very clear. The clearest way to say it is that there are no rights in citizenship but there are rights in property. Oh, sorry, citizenship has one and only one right: the ~vote~  franchise.

Rothbardian_fanatic

Excellent point of view, and I can clearly see this distinction. I love how libertarianism presents itself as completely simple and factual in every scenario where we seek answers and use it as a guiding principle. For these and other reasons, I have decided to deepen my knowledge of this philosophy, making use of the tools that ensure me freedom and protection.