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That's a fairly bad faith argument. The earth neither has agency or insurance of its own to pay out costs. If instead someone comes and burns down my house, I
by dismantlethesun 3y ago
That's a fairly bad faith argument. The earth neither has agency or insurance of its own to pay out costs.
If instead someone comes and burns down my house, I would hate it if they only had to give me a "equivalent functionality" tent in the wilderness because the law considers all shelters to be equal.
- midoridensha 3y agoThat's exactly how disaster insurance works. Why should it be any different for human-caused disasters? If you have some giant mansion, do you really think you're going fully compensated by some unemployed (and now imprisoned) people who burned it down?
- dismantlethesun 3y agoWhat if my millionaire neighbor burns down the house instead?