No natural rights exist. Natural law exists as a means of decidability. Under na

No natural rights exist. Natural law exists as a means of decidability. Under natural law we can CREATE via-negativa rights to suit before the court, as the insurer of reciprocity between those who have created that commons. We can articulate ‘natural rights’ within courts …


Source date (UTC): 2019-10-28 16:43:36 UTC

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@natrolleon In other words, if you want the benefit of the commons, then you may not impose costs upon those who produce and depend on those commons, where the institution of property is itself a commons produced by reciprocal exchange of defense of that commons.

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@natrolleon In other words, if you want the benefit of the commons, then you may not impose costs upon those who produce and depend on those commons, where the institution of property is itself a commons produced by reciprocal exchange of defense of that commons.

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