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Meh, those scooters have been a bigger issue then antifa.
As a FYI folks-this wasnt antifa out, this was protesters upset about the cops shooting someone. Not sure why you think that its antifa doing that.
Articles stated as much. In an article I cited this morning, it said the protesters were BLM and Antifa protesting a police killing last week. That's why we're saying Antifa.
Articles stated as much. In an article I cited this morning, it said the protesters were BLM and Antifa protesting a police killing last week. That's why we're saying Antifa.
The headline however seems to make this all about antifa, which is not even remotely correct. Its click bait thats deceptive. Its why I felt the need to point that out, I prefer more factual and true posts.
There will be MORE property rights with private defense, as they will not be limited in terms of how much force they can use to defend property.
Just wanted to echo this, and expand...
What about the modern state protects property, even marginally? A vague threat of later legal force applied to you should the state decide that you violated whatever they are calling property rights that day and they felt like actually caring that you did. Seriously, that's all "protection of property rights" entails in our current system, and even those marginal, amorphous "rights" decay daily under the incremental march of collectivism.
In a stateless society, where we each assume the defense of our ABSOLUTE property rights of our own volition, the defense is much more immediate, likely more concrete, and very likely more severe, given the theory that once you initiate force against someone, you forfeit ALL your own natural rights, and your punishment is up to those whom you have harmed...yeah, violating property rights won't seem like such a good idea.
The headline however seems to make this all about antifa, which is not even remotely correct. Its click bait thats deceptive. Its why I felt the need to point that out, I prefer more factual and true posts.
I think that's because the original post was based on a tweet which mentioned Antifa but not the rest of the story.
Articles stated as much. In an article I cited this morning, it said the protesters were BLM and Antifa protesting a police killing last week. That's why we're saying Antifa.
[quote=notnamed;53319452]It was a group including the family members of the person who was killed. Only really see the right wing talking heads calling it Antifa. https://www.oregonlive.com/portland/...s_protest.html[/QUOTE
Ok they are just left wing DICKHEADS.
What about the modern state protects property, even marginally? A vague threat of later legal force applied to you should the state decide that you violated whatever they are calling property rights that day and they felt like actually caring that you did. Seriously, that's all "protection of property rights" entails in our current system, and even those marginal, amorphous "rights" decay daily under the incremental march of collectivism.
In a stateless society, where we each assume the defense of our ABSOLUTE property rights of our own volition, the defense is much more immediate, likely more concrete, and very likely more severe, given the theory that once you initiate force against someone, you forfeit ALL your own natural rights, and your punishment is up to those whom you have harmed...yeah, violating property rights won't seem like such a good idea.
This should be framed and posted where all can see.
What say you, Phantompilot?
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