I see you haven't given up with the name calling. Sigh.
Case law does matter unless you can't back-up your arguments. It matters in reality, you are only willing to discuss the world according to you.
Right, you said the courts are corrupt. Therefore we must all believe. This is your "Proof" time and time again. You "Prove" your point by saying, "They don't count!" Not good enough. It's not proof, it's your opinion. Therefore it's crap as proof.
Of course it's illegal to detain your neighbors. It's obvious I didn't mean until the police arrive, I meant for years. You are the only one that didn't get that. Actually, I don't think you didn't. I think your response was part of your perpetual cycle of half-truths.
As Bruce suggested, killing people because they killed your family
is vigilante justice. And I thought the gov wasn't supposed to do anything that the individual doesn't?
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And that is what makes you a collectivist. Government derives its power from the governed and as such can only have the powers that the people would have were there no government at all.
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No, that's what makes me a realist. I look at the world and see what is, not what I say should be. Calling me a collectivist is like me calling you a retard. Yes, I think a lot of what you say is stupid, but your IQ is obviously above 90 so the title doesn't fit. This is name calling because you have not proven jack, and have to make a personal attack to make yourself feel better.
I read your sites, and responded to them. You ignored my response so that you could say I was stupid. Very weak.
Your not being "honest and respectful" you're being openly insulting. This is okay. When the best you can do is say, "You are a stupid-head!" It means you have no solid argument.
In this case I see you saying that I'm not "the brightest bulb on the Christmas Tree" is saying that you can't do better. By giving any proof based on anything except your opinion. So I accept it. You have a nice day. Maybe someday you'll able to do better, and I'll be open to your words that day.