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> and this is why property rights should not be fundamental. No thank you, sir. I was born in a country, where that was the case. This system has failed in my
by odiroot 6y ago
> and this is why property rights should not be fundamental.
No thank you, sir. I was born in a country, where that was the case.
This system has failed in my country and in many others like mine. Let us hope we never try this again.
- 0x262d 6y agoThe question I posed, with 2 very clear answers, is: should property rights or human rights be supreme? I know what I would say in the common case of a poor person being evicted.