I mean the caravans and shit are an eye opener

But I gta

gtg*

Why is it a crisis now, but it wasn’t last year

But things like private oil companies do not take very good care of the environment except forced; wilderness tours and stuff like that would be better

Why didn’t trump shut down the gov last year for a wall

If it’s a crisis

Because they’re in public land

Visitor

Offshore drilling too

public land

not privately owned

Democrats care more about illegals then they do about the homeless and veterans on their streets and their own people who can't afford anything.

If that guy is seriously considering giving healthcare to illegals that's ridiculous.

Do they not know what illegal means?

For example with private property rights, you can’t pour chemicals down a stream because it will breach another’s private property right

The offshore areas are public land

@sɪᴅɪsɴᴏᴛʜᴇʀᴇ Which is why there are regulations to prevent that, and you could sue if your water is polluted

As in the state owns that

no regulations are needed

Only private property rights

I’m saying regulations help protect private property rights

They don’t

Like, you can’t dump arsenic on my land because that violates my rights

NAP does

So it’s illegal

yeah ofc

NAP

Regulations however

What you could say is that I’m using regulations to enforce the NAP

To protect people’s rights

Make it illegal to violate others’ rights

You don’t use regulations to enforce NAP. NAP is just a principle, if it’s broken the law enforcement sees to it

NAP is enforced with private property rights

But you can’t just say “by the power of private property rights, I compel you to stop dumping arsenic in the river 50 miles upstream” and the company just goes like “well, I have no choice”

You have to enforce rights

Through private courts etc

If you violate their private property rights it would go against NAP

Private courts seem sketchy at the very least

How