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Even if not reported you are still violating the state's law.
You do realize you and I both break several (if not many) laws per day? (Hopefully less for me with my CJ background )
The state may or may not catch us. They may or may not decide to pursue force. We may or may not know we broke some of these laws.
That all makes sense since it's based on a fictional contract.
How does your tin foil hat fit? I think it may be a little snug...
Are you sure that I have actually report that if I am discriminated against? It's not a crime to not report something. May not always be right but what's right and legal don't always overlap.
I don't need a vision. Freedom begins and ends with the NAP. I wasn't put on this earth to solve all your problems or society's problems. There's a word for that mindset: megalomania. I can spend my entire lifetime working on 1/10 of my own faults. I have no delusion to think I know who you are, what you value to make decisions for you.
Examples of aggression: voting, calling the police, holding political office, owning property outside the means of production.
Who's asking you to solve even one of my or society's problems?
About what is legal and right. Say for instance a man does a hit and run with you being the only bystander but yet you can't stop because you need to be on-time at your job. You are supposed to report it but can only do it on your cell phone while driving which then makes you a law breaker because your state banned it. So which proverbial law do you break or do you pull over and risk being fired?
How does your tin foil hat fit? I think it may be a little snug...
Are you sure that I have actually report that if I am discriminated against? It's not a crime to not report something. May not always be right but what's right and legal don't always overlap.
It sometimes is a crime not to report something. You can google Good Samaritan laws as well as mandatory reporter statutes.
I'd do it for you but I'm adjusting my tin foil hat.
About what is legal and right. Say for instance a man does a hit and run with you being the only bystander but yet you can't stop because you need to be on-time at your job. You are supposed to report it but can only do it on your cell phone while driving which then makes you a law breaker because your state banned it. So which proverbial law do you break or do you pull over and risk being fired?
The state has henchmen called prosecutors. They have a wide scope of discretion. We call it "prosecutorial discretion".
Make sure you know which statutes your overlords like to enforce when you're in a particular jurisdiction. Hell, that's why I went into the CJ field to begin with. Study the ways of my enemy.
You are by insisting that I abide by the social contract or else you'll have me fined, imprisoned, or killed (as a willing statist).
Subscribing to the social contract means my mind and body are to serve the collective state (common good).
I asked "Who's asking you to solve even one of my or society's problems?"
I also asked in an earlier request, "to give an example where individuals in the US have agreed to commit aggression against each other."
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