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You are free to leave if the governed collectively have decided on laws you don't agree with, and they'll probably ask you to if you go on about your demand to
by SiempreViernes 5y ago
You are free to leave if the governed collectively have decided on laws you don't agree with, and they'll probably ask you to if you go on about your demand to be granted veto rights on all legislation.
As an aside, I'm slightly curious how you explain the legality of said sign using your absolutist libertarian framework.
- SiempreViernes 5y agoActually, never mind. I saw your other replies and it's clear you see epicycles as a badge of honour.
- thegrimmest 5y ago"free to leave" isn't really an excuse for tyranny is it? The legality of the sign is derived from the fact that it's on private property, from which the owner has a right to expel anyone for any reason. Violating the rules of the sign is simply grounds for expulsion from said property, not criminal consequences. That's the difference between a rule and a law.