To me, buying a piece of property on which to build a house should automatically give one the right to protect it against its destruction and the deaths of those within it.
As much as purchasing title always comes as a bundle of rights; and hence the reference to the article about trees being in the right place.
For the two other articles you mention I agree there is a degree of facetiousness (but a surprisingly number of people do consider it true!) with the first, but the second is a form of arson and therefore legitimate, imo.
This is a scrapbook of ideas at this stage and should be viewed as such.
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Date: 2009-02-23 05:38 am (UTC)As much as purchasing title always comes as a bundle of rights; and hence the reference to the article about trees being in the right place.
For the two other articles you mention I agree there is a degree of facetiousness (but a surprisingly number of people do consider it true!) with the first, but the second is a form of arson and therefore legitimate, imo.
This is a scrapbook of ideas at this stage and should be viewed as such.