Re: Income from a tax on land.

From: XCobraJock (JackneySneeb_at_nogov4me.net)
Date: 01/13/05 

Date: Thu, 13 Jan 2005 15:59:22 -0800

esenter wrote:

>>> In that case, I suppose you would not mind if I "borrow" your car for
>>> awhile and not return it.
>
>> Huh? Where did you get that one from?
>
> Since you don't accept the premise that might makes right, then you will
> not apply any force or other might (like the cops or courts) to get your
> car back and you obvious don't believe you have any right to it since
> you won't defend your right.

ed doesn't understand the difference between "might makes right," and
"might gets results sometimes." Might only makes right when one is
right in using it, as in self defense. When one is wrong, as in
ed senter's attempt to enforce an agreement to rob Dean Evans of
his wallet*, then might makes WRONG.

ed apparently thinks using deadly force against someone to
get his car back is a case of "self defense." He might even
be able to make that case in a way that could persuade me.
He cannot make a persuasive case that if and when he uses deadly
force against someone, the outcome determines whether he's right
or not.

*> 2b) You and I enter into an agreement to rob Dan Evans of his
> wallet. I renege. Do you have the right to enforce that agreement?
> Yes__ No__

"Yes" --ed senter, Date: Sun, 27 Jan 2002 14:39:03 -0600

Ask ed if he thinks Hitler was right when he was slaughtering
innocent people, and no one was stopping him. His answers in the
past have been very interesting.

--XCobraJock