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So, according to your philosophy, I could go to Saudi Arabia and claim an oil well? What is your principle? Anarchism, world government, no borders? I honest
by 1019280121 10y ago
So, according to your philosophy, I could go to Saudi Arabia and claim an oil well?
What is your principle? Anarchism, world government, no borders? I honestly do not understand your point.
- pm90 10y ago> So, according to your philosophy, I could go to Saudi Arabia and claim an oil well? No, but you should be given a fair chance to arrive legally and legally buy land and legally search for oil. Not just take something that belongs to others, which is a violation of property rights. He is basically trying to bring out the point that an accident of birth should not be the basis for discrimination. He is doing that by making analogies that are uncomfortable rather than stating it outright. That is his point :).
- DarkKomunalec 10y agoWhy should a people be forced to put up their ancestral lands on the international market for exploitation by others? Because otherwise the West will bomb them?
- pm90 10y agoNo, because they in turn, should be given access to purchase your ancestral lands, if they are on their market. You are unfortunately re-framing the question as some sort of property grab like the parent. Let me repeat: I do NOT condone anyone usurping property by force. My point is to illustrate the principle of making it available on a global market in a reciprocal way.