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roger hijack. Want me to try to split and move to UWOA?
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On the social contract issue, you're still bound by it under several different theories of consent. :D On the choice/violence issue, you're right. But the availability of other remedies changes the equation considerably. The power of the State is at everyone's disposal, and that is a very significant thing. |
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You just want to show off those superMatrix powers. LOL
OK, you've defined the issues, but the ball is still in your court, I think. Or do you want me to explain? :lifter |
I am only bound by those elements I choose to allow to bind me. If the state wishes to enforce implied consent on my part, oh for example claiming that there is implied consent because I choose to be a US citizen, then at the end of the day, I could drive the issue to the point that they have to use force in order to gain my compliance. In which case they have proven my point. The only way they can ultimately win is to apply more force than I have available to me.
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LOL -well, as long as I win.... |
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You were in 7th Group. See, I'm right.
I win! |
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you are both pretty. :eek:
I agree with NDD. The state, and implied consent, are tools of the man. But of course, my mandatory compliance is implied! Blargh. |
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