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3 years ago

If a Rancher prevents a thief from taking his cattle he's enforcing Which principle capitalism?

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Private property, some bandit tries to steal your cattle on your land you cap it buttox. You can still get hanged in Texas for stealing a horse. (Though that never happens.)

Though in seriousness, a Ranch is a business. So if you go into a ranch and steal then he's taking your cattle, keyword your, in this case the Rancher.

If it were you stealing the cattle then I guess you could make a case for self interest.

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