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0 sats \ 8 replies \ @DarthCoin 9h \ parent \ on: Is solitary confinement in prisons a human rights violation? AskSN
if somebody is already imprisoned, is already lost everything and is there because he didn't defend correctly from a standpoint of a living man. He lost from the second one, if you consider yourself as a person or a "human" that have rights.
So is totally pointless to say that somebody in prison have any rights. Is just a vessel, an object, a subject.
I am strongly recommending you to study all "Lux pills" listed here: #586916
He did great job posting them every day, but those are just "pills", clues for you to study more. Otherwise you will end up in prison and you don't know why...
I genuinely want to understand. Hypothetically, you have property, and I go to your property and assault or steal from you. I am an aggressor and therfore you can defend yourself.
Can you lock me up as defense? How about torture? Where is the line according to natural law?
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Can you lock me up as defense?
What are you doing nowadays? You pay taxes with the hope that a central authority will defend you (they are not).
Appeal to somebody else as authority is not the right way to defend.
So instead of that why don't you just hire some private defense contractors. Will do a much better job than any police or gov.
That's how you "deal" with bad guys, under natural law: CONTRACTING services.
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I understand. But can the private defense put someone in a private jail?
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Why would you need that?
The contractor must protect you before they do any harm to you... otherwise there will be a breach of contract and they will be the ones to pay.
The key word is: RESPONSIBILITY.
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Wouldn't you want to put a murderer in a jail?
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No, will be a waste of resources. You deal with it in another way.
To understand all these aspects, please watch these 3 parts video:
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