From: Warrl kyree Tale'sedrin (warrl@mail.blarg.net)
Date: Sun Jan 25 1998 - 06:33:20 MST
> From: John K Clark <johnkc@well.com>
> >How, precisely, do you assert 'your' exclusive property claim to
> >_anything_, without threatening to initiate _violence_ againt a
> >non-violent 'intruder'?
>
> Obviously you can not, who said you could?
By realizing that the means by which you came to have a property
claim on something represents a piece of your life. Therefore the
supposedly non-violent intruder is seizing a piece of your life
without your consent -- an act of violence against you.
Responding to an act of violence, however subtle it may be, with
violence, is *not* initiating violence.
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