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> Can anyone prove it? > The burden of proof is on you to show that they did not earn it. It was a response to "Didn't they earn it?" so the burden of proof i
by Scapeghost 6y ago
> Can anyone prove it?
> The burden of proof is on you to show that they did not earn it.
It was a response to "Didn't they earn it?" so the burden of proof is on them.
> Do they need it?
> Irrelevant. It's theirs whether they need it or not.
So why can't it be given to anybody else whether they need it or not?
- nybble41 6y ago> It was a response to "Didn't they earn it?" so the burden of proof is on them. You want to take what they have away from them, so the burden of proof is on you to justify that. No one is obligated to justify keeping what they already have. > So why can't it be given to anybody else whether they need it or not? The owner can give it to anybody else whether they need it or not. You are not the owner.