Your second book currently has me pondering the legitimacy of force - after reading about your protest outside the psychiatrists convention, with the butterfly net. But not only with respect to involuntary confinement, but overall - when is force legitimate - what does force protect - large accumulations of property can only be held via the threat of force, but also contractual arrangements depend on an enforcement power. When is force legitimate? And who decides?
If it gives you any hope for future generations, Gen Z uses TikTok to call out people who road rage, say offensive shit, harass service employees, etc. The way they usually do this is to get footage of an incident, and/or an account of an incident + past record.
Obviously shooting shit around the water cooler isn't going to fall into a criminal category, but you...WE...can still record what someone says and then hold them accountable for it.
Not a full solution, a commentary on behavior I've observed from people way past the age of saying, "givitarest, willya?"
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Your second book currently has me pondering the legitimacy of force - after reading about your protest outside the psychiatrists convention, with the butterfly net. But not only with respect to involuntary confinement, but overall - when is force legitimate - what does force protect - large accumulations of property can only be held via the threat of force, but also contractual arrangements depend on an enforcement power. When is force legitimate? And who decides?
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The way they usually do this is to get footage of an incident, and/or an account of an incident + past record.
Obviously shooting shit around the water cooler isn't going to fall into a criminal category, but you...WE...can still record what someone says and then hold them accountable for it.
Not a full solution, a commentary on behavior I've observed from people way past the age of saying, "givitarest, willya?"
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