How do John Locke's ideas agree with the ideas of libertarianism? What is the difference between a state of liberty and a state of license? What are people not free to do in a state of nature? According to Locke, where do natural rights come from and how does this source of rights limit the liberty that people have in nature? What does it mean to Locke for a right to be unalienable? How is an unalienable right like an airline ticket? How can there be a right to private property even without a government? How does Locke's idea of rights to private property relate to intellectual property such as patents for AIDS drugs held by pharmaceutical companies? How, according to one audience member, do Locke's ideas justify colonization? How, according to other audience members, had the native Americans established their right to land even though they had not enclosed it? How does Locke differ from the Libertarian point of view in the understanding of the role of government? According to Locke, what is the inconvenience of the state of nature? How and why do people leave a state of nature?