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Identify what libertarians maintain as their moral theory.

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Identify what libertarians maintain as their moral theory.

Identify what libertarians maintain as their moral theory.

A. Libertarianism requires that people should have the greatest amount of libertythat is necessary to preserve one's way of life.
B. Libertarianism requires that people should have the greatest amount of libertythat is morally proportionate with the greatest amount of liberty for everyoneelse.
C. Libertarianism requires people to interfere with another person's exercise of
their liberty.
D. Libertarianism requires that people should have only the amount of liberty
that is prescribed by law.

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