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That's 3-7 orders of magnitude less than what the current resident of the white house has achieved, depending on how you count. Also, in your scenario, a half
by hedora 5mo ago
That's 3-7 orders of magnitude less than what the current resident of the white house has achieved, depending on how you count.
Also, in your scenario, a half dozen or so people could probably take care of the one or two problematic people. There's also a lot of common law around what "cannot infringe on others rights" means, going back 100's of years. My right to infringe on your rights is not included in the set of rights that phrases like that refer to.
- vel0city 5mo ago> That's 3-7 orders of magnitude less than what the current resident of the white house has achieved, depending on how you count. I agree with this. However, the standard was: > No organization (government or otherwise) should be large enough or powerful enough to infringe on anyone's liberties No organization should be big enough to trample on anyone's rights. You said that's an easy standard to meet. Seems downright impossible to me. > a half dozen or so people could probably take care of the one or two problematic people Cool, vigilante justice.