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by gcanyon
924 days ago
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Sure, I'm not arguing that laws aren't needed, just that they're generally more descriptive than prescriptive. I think the same applies even in cases where there is a clear tension between two direct parties, e.g. trade and debt as you describe: laws are a recognition of what most people (for some value of "most") think is fair and reasonable. In short, laws are not (generally) handed down by some authority, against the will of the majority of the people -- at least not in non-dictatorships. |
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