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in the first part you say you don't control the property because there's numerous things one can't do. them in the last paragraph you say that one doed control
by nerdchum 4y ago
in the first part you say you don't control the property because there's numerous things one can't do.
them in the last paragraph you say that one doed control property?
thesis does not seem cohesive to me
- mercutio2 4y agoNo one ever has absolute control. Control is a continuum. Ownership is a well defined concept in US society. That it doesn’t map to the absolute terminal point on the control continuum does not mean the common legal and vernacular definitions of ownership are broken.