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The problem with that is that you see property rights as part of "mother nature". So if one side controls all the resources and can coerce the other to w/e they
by bluecalm 13y ago
The problem with that is that you see property rights as part of "mother nature". So if one side controls all the resources and can coerce the other to w/e they please you see it as "mother nature" on the other hand when I put a gun to your head it's no longer mother nature it's "abusing rights".
- Houshalter 13y agoI didn't say property rights were part of nature, but hunger is, which is what I meant.