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This is like requiring a stranger that attempted to break into your house be forcibly allowed on your property later against your wishes (assuming you rationall
by RiverCrochet 1y ago
This is like requiring a stranger that attempted to break into your house be forcibly allowed on your property later against your wishes (assuming you rationally consider such a person untrustworthy and no mitigating circumstances or other data exists that would make you consider them trustworthy)
- jakelazaroff 1y agoIt's not like that at all! There's no right to enter a stranger's house in the first place.