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4360	It'sa shame. I was a strong supporter of the UN back in the 60s. It could	The Philosopher	-	2/12/2003
4359	Where is the line between harboring a wrong doer, and complicit in this case? I	one_less	-	2/12/2003
4358	If the gang is threatening to invade unless you expel the trespasser, does that	one_less	-	2/12/2003
4357	My wife needs a to be picked up. See you later!	Neocon	-	2/12/2003
4356	Someone who knowingly sends a person out to be beaten, when no harm is being don	Neocon	-	2/12/2003
4355	If no specific legal charges would stick, how would you label moral offense?	one_less	-	2/12/2003
4354	I believe that if he knows you are in danger, he is liable, at least to a civil	Neocon	-	2/12/2003
4353	Generally, he can have you detained by the police. However, you will not be char	Neocon	-	2/12/2003
4352	If the property owner force-ably expells you into the waiting grasp of the gang.	one_less	-	2/12/2003
4351	You might be let off if you explain. However, you are right, there is no automat	Neocon	-	2/12/2003
4350	At what point does the property owner have the right to have you expelled into t	one_less	-	2/12/2003
4349	Right. Property rights wins in this conflict if you are charged. Can you imagine	one_less	-	2/12/2003
4348	Sure. I might very well trespass, for example, if not doing so would place me in	Neocon	-	2/12/2003
4347	Can you imagine a conflict between "a right of conscience to judge of the p	one_less	-	2/12/2003
4346	It is a right of conscience to judge of the particular circumstances one finds o	Neocon	-	2/12/2003
4345	How would you categorize this area of autonomy. It doesn't seem to come unde	one_less	-	2/12/2003
4344	I would say that respect for authority is compatible with exercising private jud	Neocon	-	2/12/2003
4343	Rothbard uses very fresh language. I looked him up based on your discussion with	one_less	-	2/12/2003
4342	<i>"The individual does not have sovereignty over such an authority,	one_less	-	2/12/2003
4341	Montaigne was moderate, yes, but he overemphasized the personal nature of opinio	Neocon	-	2/12/2003
4340	Good op- ed, underscoring the bankruptcy of the UN.....	Neocon	-	2/12/2003
4339	The individual does not have sovereignty over such an authority, but is relieved	Neocon	-	2/12/2003
4338	<i>Montaigne merely expresses a point of view</i> I think he believ	Tom Clarke	-	2/12/2003
4337	nothing more reasonable too , than to expect a room full of economists reaching	2MAR$	-	2/11/2003
4336	This case would come under a grey area for me: Is it assisting someone struggli	one_less	-	2/11/2003
4335	Does an individual have sovereignty over a controlling authority that the indivi	one_less	-	2/11/2003
4334	Sure there are. Just from the start, reason cannot tell us the actual landscape,	Neocon	-	2/11/2003
4333	In general, it is the system itself, ordered to make the magistracy responsible	Neocon	-	2/11/2003
4332	<i>"Ashcroft, however, has decided his values should overrule those o	Solon	-	2/11/2003
4331	Allow terminally ill to choose how to die By Joan Ryan Peggy Sutherland of Por	Lane3	-	2/11/2003
4330	Do you think there are limits on reason? Can there be an excessive use of reas	Tom Clarke	-	2/11/2003
4329	<i>"...the claims of external authority are always subject to critici	one_less	-	2/11/2003
4328	Claims to authority have to be adjudicated, therefore reason is the primary auth	Neocon	-	2/11/2003
4327	Here is the piece that I parsed from what you said: </i>"...grounded	one_less	-	2/11/2003
4326	I am afraid what you said made little sense to me, except to note that you garbl	Neocon	-	2/11/2003
4325	<i>"...grounded in the authority of reason...</i> If we agree	one_less	-	2/11/2003
4324	This is grounded in the authority of reason, not to mandate, but to permit......	Neocon	-	2/11/2003
4323	<i>"Without more rigorous argument, it is nevertheless clear that a b	one_less	-	2/11/2003
4322	People who advance that kind of skepticism put up an impossible model of rationa	Neocon	-	2/11/2003
4321	How do you answer this challenge? <i>"The big difference is that now	one_less	-	2/11/2003

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