4) P-Law: property defined by demonstrated interest (bearing a cost or opportunity cost in order to obtain an interest) regardless of its constitution – so institutions, traditions etc are commons defensible in court. ie: no state consumption of cultural commons.
Source date (UTC): 2019-10-21 21:00:53 UTC
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@directdemocrac7 @JohnMarkSays 2) P-contract requires strict construction from P-Reciprocity, including all findings, contracts, regulation, legislation and command.
3) P-Law: No disintermediation of the people from matters of the commons, no insulation of judges, govt, state from suit. (Think Class Action).
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@directdemocrac7 @JohnMarkSays 2) P-contract requires strict construction from P-Reciprocity, including all findings, contracts, regulation, legislation and command.
3) P-Law: No disintermediation of the people from matters of the commons, no insulation of judges, govt, state from suit. (Think Class Action).
Original post: https://x.com/i/web/status/1186385863586078721
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