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taking and possessing something by force doesn't constitute

Posted on: October 28, 2016 at 10:45:39 CT
90Tiger STL
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a right to it any more than being murdered implies you don't have a right to your life.

This your first day in "rights" class, JG?
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Government does not have property rights (nm) - pickle MU - 10/28 10:10:13
     Hop in the next parked police car you see & drive off... - tigerdb MU - 10/28 10:40:25
          Why? What would that prove? (nm) - pickle MU - 10/28 10:45:21
               It would provide your opportunity to prove that the govt - tigerdb MU - 10/28 10:50:10
                    It wouldn't prove or disprove that at all - pickle MU - 10/28 12:21:14
                    No.. force doesnt constitute right. (nm) - TigerMatt STL - 10/28 10:59:32
          We already know the government uses force or the threat - TigerMatt STL - 10/28 10:42:40
     oh good, this thread again - Roberts MU - 10/28 10:27:07
          You're really inconvenienced here (nm) - pickle MU - 10/28 10:28:20
          Relevant and timely to today's discussion.(nm) - TigerMatt STL - 10/28 10:27:35
     You are entitled to your wrong opinions - JG MU - 10/28 10:20:42
          That isn't an opinion - pickle MU - 10/28 10:25:06
               Not only just an opinion - JG MU - 10/28 10:29:13
                    Cant answer the question?(nm) - TigerMatt STL - 10/28 10:29:46
                         The question has been answered many times - JG MU - 10/28 10:32:43
                              You have your tap shoes on today. (nm) - TigerMatt STL - 10/28 10:34:50
                              Who has answered it? Link, please (nm) - pickle MU - 10/28 10:34:39
                                   History - JG MU - 10/28 10:37:56
                                        taking and possessing something by force doesn't constitute - 90Tiger MU - 10/28 10:45:39
                                        Sing and dance, JG (nm) - pickle MU - 10/28 10:44:45
                                        Doesnt answer the question.(nm) - TigerMatt STL - 10/28 10:41:01
                                             Not if you are a dishonest singing and dancing bufoon - JG MU - 10/28 10:42:09
                                                  The questions... - TigerMatt STL - 10/28 10:43:41
                                                       That wasn't the question(s) simpleton - JG MU - 10/28 10:53:07
                                                            Can you read? - TigerMatt STL - 10/28 10:58:16
          ^^^ Statist (nm) - TigerMatt STL - 10/28 10:22:34
     They shouldnt but they do - tman KC - 10/28 10:14:56
          They don't. - pickle MU - 10/28 10:16:52
               People don't have natural rights (nm) - TigerJackSwartz MU - 10/28 10:21:47
               The shouldn't but have you looked to the West - tman KC - 10/28 10:20:45
                    that's like saying if I steal your car I have a property - 90Tiger MU - 10/28 10:46:59
                    No, gvmt is not exercising property rights - pickle MU - 10/28 10:24:17
                         Call it what you want. Yes a mugger would be doing just - tman KC - 10/28 10:28:38
                              No, tman. - pickle MU - 10/28 10:33:21
                                   Yep but the mugger would be trying to exercise - tman KC - 10/28 11:32:01
                                        No, tman (nm) - pickle MU - 10/28 12:21:38
               Pickle I agree with pretty all you say - Diamond Dave MU - 10/28 10:18:47
                    You can scratch and claw for anything that moves the needle - 90Tiger MU - 10/28 10:48:09
                    Jury nullification. The more people that stop accepting - TigerMatt STL - 10/28 10:21:42
                         True, but they'll find a way to "modify" the system and - Diamond Dave MU - 10/28 10:35:54




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