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Neither of those two acts violate individuals. 'Property' is merely a convenient fiction.
by Qz 16y ago
Neither of those two acts violate individuals. 'Property' is merely a convenient fiction.
- thret 16y agoHow does the conclusion that theft and property damage do not violate individuals get even one thumb up?
- eof 16y agoTheft and property damage aren't inherently violating individuals. To answer your question, clearly some HNers are anarchists.
- Qz 16y agoI'm not really an anarchist, but I do think it's important to distinguish between living breathing human beings, as opposed to the social and cultural structures we impose upon each other. I am not my property. You cannot 'violate' me by stealing or destroying the things I 'own'.