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Politics : Sharks in the Septic Tank -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Solon who wrote (80756)	6/22/2004 7:55:21 PM
From: one_less	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 82486

"You have not gained 1 inch of wiggle space!" I am quite comfortable in the space I currently occupy, watching you wiggle about in the irrelevant void. "...it IS irrelevant whether you violate natural or derivative rights..." There is a substantial connection between the violations or natural and derivative rights that is worthy of debate as it results in the definition of societal crime and punishment. However, the understanding the difference is relevant to comprehending the point of this discussion. However, you are hopelessly bogged down in confusion over these differences and so you are likely as close to the light as you dare go. I am free and there is not a thing you can do about it short of whining and threatening to bring the weight of society down on my head. Which, is more about your fear of not being in control than consideration of a whole and natural justice system. ...you do not nor does the government have the natural right or the power to force me to serve someone or do anything to another person in a way that violates my conscience. I also have the natural right to liberty and to be treated justly by others. There is no contradiction in terms here and there is no circumstance where one natural right needs to be trumped by any other or consequated by another; since they are not separated entities but terms that are enmeshed with one another to form a concept. When you understand this you will be able to perceive a system of natural justice for all that can be supported by societal laws ... instead of ... Message 20201349