What Went Wrong With the Third-Party Movement?
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Segregation is a system of laws by government designed to separate groups. How does that comport with libertarianism?
I think they're just being consistent with the position of "libertarians can do whatever they want as long as they are not being compelled or compelling anyone else."
So they're not interpreting it as state-ordered segregation, but voluntary grass-roots level instead.
There's no such thing as "voluntary segregation". "Grass-roots" could be people organizing without the government to impose segregation via small arms and clubs, as in the days immediately after Reconstruction, but it's still violence. There's no other way to do it.
"I made this club for my friends only."
Nothing someone else does can compel them to let someone who isn't their friend in the club.
It is a logically coherent libertarian position. Where it breaks down is at scale.
"Segregation" generally refers to scale, public property, civil society, etc. Also, to refer to the South again, when one group has a near total monopoly on "private property", they can create de-facto segregation, which gets in to the inherent coercive nature of "Libertarians"/
