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> But you knew all that when you made the purchase. and you didn't have any other options.
by awqrre 10y ago
> But you knew all that when you made the purchase.
and you didn't have any other options.
- GavinMcG 10y agoThere's this underlying assumption that people seem to have that they have an absolute right to have absolute control over some piece of land. I'm really confused where that comes from. Was it that way in the past? I suppose, in various places and eras. But far more common was that you had enough power to deter the powerful around you, and you were for all intents and purposes a state. I can understand wanting to be a state, but you don't have a right to be one.