@hawkeye10,
Your link is interesting, Hawkeye.
I am not certain to which
of several possible different points
u have drawn my attention.
I will comment:
In my opinion, the store was
not negligent;
i.e., its conduct last year did not fall below
that of a man of average, ordinary prudence.
It is a fine idea to keep the store open around the clock.
Thay shoud have adequate armed guards.
I look
askance at what a socialist has in mind when he speaks
of "justice" not having forgotten the aggressive opinions
of some national socialists, and international socialists
that caused too much trouble already in the 1900s;
I am aversive to any collectivists, including the Fabians.
We do indeed disagree qua enjoying consumption
being robustly American.
I am hedonisticly all for it.
It is a fact that we have never had a democracy here,
except that in Colonial Days, before the USA,
there were some town hall meetings all of whose decisions n laws
were decided by votes of attenders.
We shoud consider all of our budgets that way,
with the taxpayers voting on each proposal with a cost estimate
attached and an estimate of expense to him (the voter) individually,
thereby in the words of Robert Heinlein:
" to
keep government weak, starved and inoffensive. "
My remark is devoted to strangling the
domestic operations of government.
David
