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Politics : Right Wing Extremist Thread
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To: TimF who wrote (15658)9/5/2001 7:09:18 AM
From: Neocon  Read Replies (2) of 59480
 
Well, we can hone the difference a little better, anyway. You seem to think that the aspect of force automatically taints it. I think that the issue is whether it is owed or not. Force, whether to enforce or punish, can be excessive, of course, but laying that aside, the matter is one of justice: is there an enforceable obligation? I say that the government is duly constituted to define enforceable obligations, or, from another angle, punishable infractions, i.c. laws. As long as it is legitimate that government promulgate laws, force per se is not invalidating.
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