In Huemer's view,
A) all acts of coercion are harmful.
B) an action that is both coercive and harmful is a prima facie rights violation.
C) an action that is both coercive and harmful is a tout court rights violation.
D) all harmful acts are coercive.
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Q1: Huemer allows that states may justifiably deny
Q2: A prima facie rights violation is an
Q3: Huemer allows that harmful coercion may be
Q4: According to Huemer, failing to observe an
Q5: In the case of Sam forcibly preventing
Q7: Huemer believes that the economic effects of
Q8: Huemer believes that the state's supposed duty
Q9: In Huemer's view, a country's interest in
Q10: Huemer describes America's current immigration law as
A)
Q11: Huemer argues that most immigration restriction involves
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