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So they used the wrong word, and it gave you an opportunity to pen an essay on "authority" vs "force". The actual point stands, however.
by nicky0 5y ago
So they used the wrong word, and it gave you an opportunity to pen an essay on "authority" vs "force". The actual point stands, however.
- derefr 5y agoNo, it doesn’t, because as I said, none of the multilateral treaty bodies run by the UN et al are “authorities” or “forces.” We don’t truly have any multilateral authorities. But having open borders doesn’t require multilateral authorities, because ending slavery also didn’t require multilateral authorities. It just required peer-to-peer use of force — which works perfectly well without creating a one-world government.
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