it's no more a god given right that it's an incited mob's right to burn down the fab or datacenter that someone else "own"s
property rights in liberal democracies will not survive a starving middle class
it's no more a god given right that it's an incited mob's right to burn down the fab or datacenter that someone else "own"s
property rights in liberal democracies will not survive a starving middle class
If you change societies current outlook on morality and law then yes you are right. But currently society has laws in place that define burning down a data center as wrong. Those laws do not differentiate between whether it was done by an individual or a mob. These laws are also agreed upon by most people. You can make up your own personal morality, but good discussion should be founded on a shared reality and the status quo majority interpretation of it.
>property rights in liberal democracies will not survive a starving middle class
And this is the paradox I am referring to right? Our current interpretation of morality is at odds with practicality.