Theme: Property

  • WE ONLY NEED CHOOSE We don’t agree on what is property by reason. Those who defe

    WE ONLY NEED CHOOSE

    We don’t agree on what is property by reason.

    Those who defend their interests make it property.

    Property is demonstrated by defense not argument. 😉

    Our genome is our property if we choose it to be.


    Source date (UTC): 2020-02-11 09:23:00 UTC

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    photos_and_videos/TimelinePhotos_kg5QueHwVw/84983571_204092337655594_8914376838151667712_o_204092334322261.jpg THE WHITE LAW OF EUROPEAN PEOPLES

    It was very hard to reduce western civlization to a sequence of causal relations. But once you know it, it cant be undermined.THE WHITE LAW OF EUROPEAN PEOPLES

    It was very hard to reduce western civlization to a sequence of causal relations. But once you know it, it cant be undermined.


    Source date (UTC): 2020-02-10 13:47:00 UTC

  • Well, there can be no global commons, because there are no unowned (non-state) c

    Well, there can be no global commons, because there are no unowned (non-state) commons – that would be a contradiction in terms.

    As for imposition by light pollution that’s just an ordinary violation of tort of the commons resolvable in a court of conflict between regions.


    Source date (UTC): 2020-02-07 12:58:26 UTC

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    photos_and_videos/TimelinePhotos_kg5QueHwVw/84479673_201609764570518_2088283794476892160_o_201609761237185.jpg —CRITICISMS OF PROPERTARIANISM—

    There are some. They are just demands for more than we offer.

    See:

    https://propertarianism.com/2018/10/21/answering-criticisms/—CRITICISMS OF PROPERTARIANISM—

    There are some. They are just demands for more than we offer.

    See:

    https://propertarianism.com/2018/10/21/answering-criticisms/


    Source date (UTC): 2020-02-07 12:25:00 UTC

  • THE ORIGIN OF MORAL FOUNDATIONS by Bill Joslin The first question of ethics and

    THE ORIGIN OF MORAL FOUNDATIONS

    by Bill Joslin

    The first question of ethics and politics is: “Why shouldn’t I kill you and take your stuff?” The answer to which gives birth to moral foundations.

    Of course, “Because I’m too costly to kill when weighed against the benefit of my stuff” represents one of the answers.

    The other answer being this: “Because, if we cooperate, I’m worth way more alive than the limited benefits of the stuff I have now.”

    To wit – any and all qualities that we consider “virtuous” can be measured. Virtue exists as the signaling and behaviour that demonstrates your ability to be trusted when one is vulnerable to you (i.e. answers the question of “why would I drop my defenses against you in order to cooperate).

    …now here the rub.

    Our current culture hasn’t solved for this contingent question:

    “Why shouldn’t I just lie to you and take your stuff, only the amount of stuff you don’t notice I took?”

    Me’thinks this question will be answered soon.


    Source date (UTC): 2020-02-03 21:49:00 UTC

  • EXAMPLE OF HOW LEGAL EDUCATION FAILS —“The Libertarian Case for Rejecting Meat

    EXAMPLE OF HOW LEGAL EDUCATION FAILS

    —“The Libertarian Case for Rejecting Meat Consumption”

    If George Orwell were alive today, he would troll vegetarians. In The Road to Wigan Pier (1937), Orwell described with exasperation how mere mention of the words “Socialism” or “Communism” seemed to…”—

    Yeah. File this under “stupid libertarian games by the application of stupid Pilpul games from Abrahamic theology”. You can’t have a contract with someone or something that can’t empathize and sympathize, cooperate, negotiate terms, or hold to a contract.

    —“As a matter of law, your last sentence is incorrect. Most contracts are made with fictitious entities (corps, LLCs, etc.) that don’t feel anything. Most contracts are form contracts that can’t be negotiated. And many contracts (e.g., terms of service) are offered by a computer.”– Well Meaning Fool

    —“But the LLC can agree, through it’s representatives, to a contract, and be held accountable for violating the same.”—

    That’s a sophistry Corwin. There is always and everywhere an owner of an entity. And a corporate entity exists solely as a means of limiting the liability of its members, in order to encourage investment, the result of which is taxes, for the gov’t as insurer of last resort.

    The fact that we create asset holding vehicles to insulate them from liability cascades, does not mean that in order to act, someone or some group doesn’t act on behalf of the members of that asset store.

    —-“That’s a bad response. First, you completely ignored everything other than the fictitious entity aspect of my post. Why? (Hint: I’m right and you know it.) Second, identifying humans *somewhere* doesn’t establish sympathy or anything close to it.”—

    1) I don’t make errors. Especially in jurisprudence. Even more so in operational construction – but you don’t know that.

    2) Please: how any such entity can come into existence without an human being able to enter into a contract.

    3) Contract requires consent. What can consent?

    4) What faculties are necessary for consent? (Sympathy: Thought, Empathy: feelings, and Cognitive

    —“That’s all horseshit. The entity isn’t merely a transmission of its human parts. Those parts may disagree, not pay attention, delegate decisions to automatic processes, and so on. Furthermore, it says a lot that you ignored my comment on standardized contracts.”—

    Someone eventually acts. Sorry. A horse, pony, cow, sheep, dog can’t act. They can’t enter into contract. They cant sympathize (mental) or empathize (emotional) or even comprehend contract. At best they can only learn to trust you and your behavior or not by repetitive experience. Chimps can pass the mirror test. Gorillas only sometimes, and dogs not at all.

    We cannot have a contract for cooperation with non-rational species (series: sentience > awareness > consciousness > reason > calculation > computation )

    —“Indeed, you (and fictitious entites) can accept contracts without ever reading them — or even looking at them — much less engaging in any thought process of any kind. It happens all the time with EULAs, TOSes, various click wraps, parking agreements, and so on.”—-

    So people acted, just as I said. And standardized contracts serve as standards of weights and measures. Their context conveys their content. If it doesn’t then the court doesn’t uphold it. Standardized contracts do nothing more than explain the existing law on the subject so that individuals know the limit of their rights. People are still accountable for their actions because they CAN have read, understood and agreed to thoughtless acceptance of rules.

    Papers and Titles can’t act, so can’t agree. Only people can act.

    Corporations are not superior to people, they are WARDS of people (children). People can act on behalf of wards, wards cannot act. All corporations regardless of tax and decision constraint are operated by people.

    Boards, Executives, Shareholders, Employees, have limited liability for the Ward (corporation). That’s the purpose of corporations.

    I am kind of surprised that Platonism, against which legal education should protect, is something you cannot seem to avoid – or even comprehend.

    I also find it somewhat humorous when people in the profession – the equivalent of craftsmen – debate me on matters of truth, constitution, and jurisprudence. Debate me on procedure and legislative and regulatory matters (local custom) sure. These are pragmatisms not truths.

    There are a not insignificant number of lifetime lawyers that have said “I never understood the logic of the law until you taught it.”

    I do natural law (law), testimony, evidence, jurisprudence, and decidability, under strict construction from reciprocity.

    Law is science not custom.

    Custom is falsified by the science.


    Source date (UTC): 2020-02-03 09:36:00 UTC

  • “Time to TAKE AWAY your fucking guns”—(((Gamhard McCoy))) It’s time to take aw

    —“Time to TAKE AWAY your fucking guns”—(((Gamhard McCoy)))

    It’s time to take away your citizenship, benefits, rights to property, free speech, and add 30% taxation above and beyond.

    Which one of those options do you think is more likely? 😉

    Gonna happen this year.

    End Birthright Citizenship.

    End Migration Citizenship.

    Roll immigration back to pre 65 act.

    End all H1B, and all Non-European academic visitation.

    Require economic means of ongoing support

    Revoke citizenship to 65 Immigration Act

    Revoke citizenship for any and all individuals and their familes who have voted for, promoted, written raised money, written legislation for, violation of the constitution.

    Exit of miltiary, state, federal employment, and political positions of those people and their families.

    Monopolize military, state, federal employment, and political positions by pre-65.

    Forcible repatriation of all post 90′ immigrants.

    All will happen this year or next.

    Why? And it isn’t even hard.


    Source date (UTC): 2020-02-02 19:00:00 UTC

  • So, extending the franchise to non-propertied (non-business owners) was institut

    So, extending the franchise to non-propertied (non-business owners) was instituted as a means of choosing priorities for the allocation of scarce revenues to the production of commons in common interest. It was not an invitation to destroy the American experiment in a third way.


    Source date (UTC): 2020-02-02 01:58:37 UTC

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    @MercuryFeetBC @AdielleAS @GettyImagesNews @woolstonphoto All NAXALT arguments are attempts at deception. Statements of distributions are true if they describe the area under the distribution. I don’t care about race but people vote almost entirely by it, and have made race an existential construct – in a war on the american experiment.

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    @MercuryFeetBC @AdielleAS @GettyImagesNews @woolstonphoto All NAXALT arguments are attempts at deception. Statements of distributions are true if they describe the area under the distribution. I don’t care about race but people vote almost entirely by it, and have made race an existential construct – in a war on the american experiment.

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  • Such nonsense. They would be 12 months from improving their landlord’s incomes

    Such nonsense. They would be 12 months from improving their landlord’s incomes. https://twitter.com/AndrewYang/status/1223268314442534913

  • Said this before, but I kind of like the use of “P” as shorthand for Propertaria

    Said this before, but I kind of like the use of “P” as shorthand for Propertarianism because of the “P vs NP” problem, which alludes to the falsificationary nature of propertarianism and testimonialism.



    —“The P versus NP problem is a major unsolved problem in computer science. It asks whether every problem whose solution can be quickly verified can also be solved quickly.”—


    Source date (UTC): 2020-01-31 09:17:00 UTC