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Not necessarily... I still stand by my previous statement

Posted on: July 15, 2019 at 17:31:41 CT
Bucky Larson MU
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that a truly "free" person cannot live in a country, as such a place would have borders and laws. A "free" person and a country cannot coexist. The only deciding factor is the level of freedom one wants to obtain.

You replied back with "First, country =/= government or nation state. Second, borders and private law can exist by consent and contract".

I stand by the fact that any "country" found today on earth will have some form of government and borders that were NOT created by consent and contract. I'll state further that occupying an island somewhere on earth does not make you a "country"...it makes you an inhabitant. If I'm wrong, I'll go home and mow the yard. My question to you, although maybe a pit pithy sounding, was sincere. Where is such "country" that you speak of?
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How does a free person have obligations to a country? - pickle MU - 7/15 16:20:36
     A truly free man is the most dangerous person - Bulldog Bob Brown STL - 7/15 16:48:00
     A truly "free" person cannot live in a country, as such a - Bucky Larson MU - 7/15 16:40:58
          That’s incorrect - pickle MU - 7/15 17:02:22
               what's a "country" if you take gvmt out of the equation? - 90Tiger STL - 7/15 17:44:11
               Where has that happened in real life? - Spanky KU - 7/15 17:08:36
               I'm interested in visiting this country with borders & laws - Bucky Larson MU - 7/15 17:06:55
                    you’re moving the goalposts (nm) - pickle MU - 7/15 17:18:49
                         Not necessarily... I still stand by my previous statement - Bucky Larson MU - 7/15 17:31:41
                         Only if you don’t understand English - Spanky KU - 7/15 17:27:07
          pickle will ignore this response as he cannot refute it - Spanky KU - 7/15 16:47:09
               Nm - TigerMatt STL - 7/15 17:03:14
          Correct. (nm) - mizzouSECedes STL - 7/15 16:44:10
     Man, that’s deep. You’re thinking on a higher level than us. - Emoji Man MSU - 7/15 16:40:46
     RE: How does a free person have obligations to a country? - MOCO SON MU - 7/15 16:40:44
     A free person also has control over how free they - mizzouSECedes STL - 7/15 16:26:54
          that doesn’t address the question at all (nm) - pickle MU - 7/15 16:28:02
               Of course it does - mizzouSECedes STL - 7/15 16:29:23
                    It doesn’t. And that was begging the question (nm) - pickle MU - 7/15 17:01:54
                         So, you can completely own your body and mind - mizzouSECedes STL - 7/15 22:06:35
                              I have no idea what you’re struggling to say (nm) - pickle MU - 7/16 09:24:44
                                   I'm not struggling to say it - mizzouSECedes STL - 7/16 09:29:40
     any obligation is now slavery? What a moron. - RHAYWORTH MU - 7/15 16:25:29
          i didn’t say any obligation is slavery, RHAY (nm) - pickle MU - 7/15 16:27:25
     That's fine, as long as they don't expect anything - Mormad MU - 7/15 16:24:28
          please address the question - pickle MU - 7/15 16:28:59
               What in the hell do you mean by "free" - Mormad MU - 7/15 16:33:44
                    There are not “various levels” of freedom - pickle MU - 7/15 17:01:24
          The government pretty much ruined a market for those - TigerMatt STL - 7/15 16:25:07
               Nah, I'm sure that if you pay enough - Mormad MU - 7/15 16:26:36
                    Sure if you pay enough. The government destroyed - TigerMatt STL - 7/15 16:35:21
     RE: How does a free person have obligations to a country? - meatiger MU - 7/15 16:22:31




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