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"Property" itself cannot exist without involuntary coercion. Cooperative collective action resulting in some form of free market solutions cannot function witho
by kazagistar 10y ago
"Property" itself cannot exist without involuntary coercion. Cooperative collective action resulting in some form of free market solutions cannot function without a base layer of coersion, which is then implicitly supporting the collection action, rendering them no longer truly purely cooperative.
- st3v3r 10y agoThat base layer of "involuntary coercion" being "punishing people who steal".
- kazagistar 10y ago"hurting people who take stuff other people are keeping from them" You can spin it all kinds of ways, but the concept steal is not a fundamental one, but one that we invented and enforce through government, through coercive action.
- st3v3r 10y agoAs opposed to you just coming along and saying you deserve my stuff?