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"I don't get it... " Sorry, I don't have time to put in the requisite political theory, but in short, what gives the "public" the right to claim the entire con
by wissler 14y ago
"I don't get it... "
Sorry, I don't have time to put in the requisite political theory, but in short, what gives the "public" the right to claim the entire continent, or indeed if you look at the issue correctly, THE ENTIRE PLANET unto their driving rules?
Follow the rabbit hole Alice.
- Cushman 14y agoWow. Okay, well, uh... don't let me take up any more of your valuable time, then. Good talking to you.
- wissler 14y agoIf you are genuinely curious then read some political theory. Such as John Locke's second treatise on government, and "For Individual Rights" (see Amazon).
- Cushman 14y agoI went to college, thanks. If you sincerely believe that government shouldn't have the ability to own or regulate the use of public lands, we're unlikely to have a productive conversation.
- wissler 14y agoColleges do not teach political theories contrary to the current mythology of our age, on the contrary, they pimp the theories favorable to the government they exist under.
- superuser2 14y ago>what gives the "public" the right The public paid for the roads.
- wissler 14y agoYou need to study some actual political theory, not pop culture mythology.