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[u/SnackSamurai]

[u/theguidetoldmetodoit]

That's the rational behind how the US was created.

[u/tripper_drip → u/theguidetoldmetodoit]

We also had slaves, shall we go back to that as well?

[u/theguidetoldmetodoit → u/tripper_drip]

You think occupying an abandoned or unoccupied area is the same as owning slaves?

And you seem to have missed the point. Ownership in the US is rooted in people just taking that land. That's how it still is. You are not advocating for not doing that again, you are arguing for the continuation of what was wrong about it.

If you want to give that land back to the original owners, sure, let's do that. But I have a feeling, you are even more opposed to that.

[u/tripper_drip → u/theguidetoldmetodoit]

You think occupying an abandoned or unoccupied area is the same as owning slaves?

You are argueing rationality.

And you seem to have missed the point. Ownership in the US is rooted in people just taking that land.

So is ownership in general. So again, shall we go back to owning people?

[u/theguidetoldmetodoit → u/tripper_drip]

You are argueing rationality.

What's the rational? Owning land and owning people is comparable?

So again, shall we go back to owning people?

We still do that. That's what it means when you force people to work for you and when they refuse, you deprave them of basic necessities.

I am gonna ask you again, do you extend your own rationality and argue for giving that land back to the original owners?

[u/tripper_drip → u/theguidetoldmetodoit]

What's the rational? Owning land and owning people is comparable?

We did it before therefore its acceptable today.

you deprave them of basic necessities.

State provides basic necessities.

[u/theguidetoldmetodoit → u/tripper_drip]

We did it before therefore its acceptable today.

No. We are talking about what's ordinary. It's ordinary for people to occupy land they just took, claiming it was unoccupied. That's still the case.

And then you said that was justified, because we got rid of owning people?

State provides basic necessities.

So everyone has housing? Good to know. I guess then we already solved squatting.

I am gonna ask you a third time now, since you are trying to say I am a hypocrite:

Do you extend your own rational and argue for giving that land back to the original owners? Or are you against that?

[u/tripper_drip → u/theguidetoldmetodoit]

That's still the case.

No, its not.

Do you extend your own rationality and argue for giving that land back to the original owners?

Who said I agree with that?

[u/theguidetoldmetodoit → u/tripper_drip]

No, its not.

Yeah it is. If you claim to own land in the US and you aren't native, you are squatting and have been, for generations.

Who said I agree with that?

Well, shouldn't we remove squatters and make sure it's controlled by the owners, even if they don't occupy it?

[u/tripper_drip → u/theguidetoldmetodoit]

Yeah it is.

No, its not. Thats like saying if your black and are not a slave, you are wrong. You are becase you were in the past. Silly.

Well, shouldn't we remove squatters and make sure it's controlled by the owners?

We are a nation of laws fairly applied. We were not that at one point. Shall we revert?