> And calling it "theft" is an attempt to prejudice the discussion. Theft is taking without due process of law. By definition, taking at the command of a court

> And calling it "theft" is an attempt to prejudice the discussion. Theft is taking without due process of law. By definition, taking at the command of a court is with due process of law. By the same token I could come and repossess your car after obtaining a judgement against you in a foreign court if it was in my parking lot, right?