@Maw but the majority rules against it.

It's his property.

It's not shared property.

It's not shared society.

It's literally his.

@AsianMessiah who holds the PREA accountable?

This is not the same as outlawing murder.

How are they put into a position

but they can get the state to not allow him put the road there

No they can't.

It's quite literally his.

the free market holds them responsible

How does it hold them responsible

by not paying for any PREA they dont like

So, what if I pay a PREA a large sum of money so they always rule in my favor?

they arent the ones ruling

an arbitrator is

they enforce the ruling

Who is the arbitrator

@Maw actually... state can (and has) stopped people from doing certain things within their own property

Where does he derive his power

For one reason or another

Who holds him accountable

But its been done

Yes, in some places it has been that way.

Not that I agree with that.

@Puma they derive their power from a private contract that says that the two parties will agree with the ruling of him

I don’t agree with him

Now if you were just using your property to do things that disturb the rest of society such as putting up a bunch of sirens and air-horns and causing noise pollution, it's a bit different.

So I don’t listen to him

you dont have to

Ohk

So, I break the NAP, and take over your walmart, then you get your abritator to enforce the ruling but I don’t listen to him

If the influence of what you're doing extends beyond the scope of your property it becomes a grey area.

but then i suspect you wont get much busniess

^^^

Welp, they have to go to me, or else they will have nothing to buy

@Puma No the walmart in which you take over can decide to get their PREA on you

Good luck doing that

They got nuked

@Puma There will always be others