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No need to enforce rights on the moon - enforce them on earth. Unless someone plans to never return or interact with earth, that should do it.
by MoSattler 4y ago
No need to enforce rights on the moon - enforce them on earth. Unless someone plans to never return or interact with earth, that should do it.
- verdverm 4y agoOne would expect it to eventually become similar to the British Empire and the Colonies, which later became the United States. Probably more so for Mars and beyond, but why shouldn't the Moon become its own country or sovereign, self-governing entity?
- MoSattler 4y agoWhile I don't know the definitive answer for that, I imagine it's for the same reason the earth's poles never became their own country or sovereign, self-governing entities. But if the moon ever become independent, it would, by definition, enforce rights and rules itself.