[Ask the Gulch] What is the relevance of MINE?Can MINE be willfully shared?Can many people combine MINE to make a larger MINE?If something is MINE can I regulate who uses it, accesses it, consumes it? - Galt's Gulch

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[Ask the Gulch] What is the relevance of MINE?Can MINE be willfully shared?Can many people combine MINE to make a larger MINE?If something is MINE can I regulate who uses it, accesses it, consumes it?

Posted by AJAshinoff 7 years, 2 months ago to Ask the Gulch

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Posted by ObjectiveAnalyst 7 years, 2 months ago

Hello AJAshinoff,
DR. POTTER
Why is it so important for you to
struggle for years, squeezing out
meager gain rather than accept a
fortune for Rearden Metal?
HENRY "HANK" REARDEN
Because it's mine. Do you understand
that concept? Mine.
DR. POTTER
Why are you taking such a hard-line
position? I don't understand.
HENRY "HANK" REARDEN
I don't think you'll ever understand,
Doctor.
Regards,
O.A.

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Posted by edweaver 7 years, 2 months ago

It's mine! I can do whatever I want to with it, unless I use it to cause direct harm to someone who is not threatening my life or property.

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  Posted by AJAshinoff 7 years, 2 months ago
  
  This was a side approach to the right to travel that I keep arguing with here.
  
  If I own MINE and can via agreement combine MINE other people MINE without losing OWNERSHIP we can form a town, city, and ultimately a STATE. When those representative STATES combine to form a NATION it has legitimacy to set its own borders in accordance with its STATES, by way of its peoples, agreement.
  
  Since this keeps coming up I figured I'd check.
  
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Posted by jbrenner 7 years, 2 months ago

Kids learn very early on the relevance of MINE. When my younger daughter was just old enough to talk, when she wanted her pacifier, she would say, "I want ... MINE."

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Posted by Olduglycarl 7 years, 2 months ago

Yes...unless your a leftest with No Mind.
As I and many others have identified two camps and they are always opposite.

This example shows those that value property in all it's forms and those that simply do not...BUT, it's the ole proverbial; what yours is Mine and what's mine is mine...maybe all male leftest are actually girls cause I've only heard that from girls...or as Arnold puts it: girly men.

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