I'm not racist because

londonfog

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In some instances it could be, but it isn't in every one of them.

That's why a clear definition of what property is and what property rights are is important.

For instance I think we agree that there is such a thing as private property which can be owned or acquired that DOESN'T involve forcible redistribution ?
What property do you claim on your taxes ? Does your social security number have 9 numbers or are you special with 10
 

Rob Roy

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You should get a dictionary and maybe brush up on US laws, since property rights come from the gov't.
Not in some instances. Also, if property rights came from an external authority, they would better be termed "property privileges" rather than property rights.
 

abandonconflict

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I wonder if you know what a property right is and isn't.
Who said anything about property rights? I mentioned something more specific, but since you don't have a dictionary, I'll let you take your time figuring out how you have once again distorted the argument.
 

Gregor Eisenhorn

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I'm not racist because while racial epithets are extremely efficient at offending individual/a group of people, there's no sense to it because it is directed at a whole ethnic group. And we all know that one cannot judge a group of people by the actions of some unsavoury individuals, it's just plain stupid.

And of course this reason:
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Rob Roy

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Protip: Look up the term privatization to understand how private property is used in legalese.

What about property that isn't in use and lays in a natural state...wouldn't the first person(s) occupying that property and using it have some kind of superior claim of that property over other people ?
 

Rob Roy

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I am not saying the children should not be taken care of. We have a handful of layers of government. I am saying the federal government needs to get out of these programs. Send the money to the states. Why do people take for granted the federal government is better at dealing with all of this stuff?



Federal involvement was necessary lest any state tax farms became too independent and allow preaching against the Empire and its wishes.


If it isn't good to have a federal overseer, why is it good to have a state overseer ?
 

abandonconflict

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Right, just keep repeating that bs about how I can't answer a loaded question, when in reality, you can't understand the answer because of your cognitive dissonance. "Free market" is oxymoronic because privatization requires gov't.

What about property that isn't in use and lays in a natural state...wouldn't the first person(s) occupying that property and using it have some kind of superior claim of that property over other people ?
You mean if the US gov't commits the greatest genocide in history in order to privatize it?

So, you champion forced human interactions ?
No, why do you WITH EVERY FUCKING POST SO VIGOROUSLY champion forced segregation?
 
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