Re:Town Seized Building, Offered to Return It If Owners Boug...
by vkou on Friday May 20, 2022 @05:59PM
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> There tend to be immense legal restrictions on movement
There were extreme legal restrictions on movement in Ancient Greece, too. You couldn't just pack up your bags and move to Spara or Athens and become part of the citizen class.
And as a non-citizen, there were a lot of different ways that you could be abused by citizens, with little recourse.
Just because despotism and abuse was decentralized, doesn't mean that it wasn't despotism and abuse.
Re:Town Seized Building, Offered to Return It If Owners Boug...
by t-3 on Friday May 20, 2022 @06:48PM
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Socrates was never a citizen, nor were the vast majority of the residents of Athens in antiquity.
Re:Town Seized Building, Offered to Return It If Owners Boug...
by vkou on Friday May 20, 2022 @07:15PM
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And how well did that turn out for him/them?
Re:Town Seized Building, Offered to Return It If Owners Boug...
by t-3 on Friday May 20, 2022 @07:23PM
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> There were extreme legal restrictions on movement in Ancient Greece, too. You couldn't just pack up your bags and move to Spara or Athens and become part of the citizen class.
Re:Town Seized Building, Offered to Return It If Owners Boug...
by DerpyBaby123 on Friday May 20, 2022 @04:13PM
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Do "sovereign citizens" make to overcome those restrictions on movement? Is there any effort given?
In modern times this isn't really the case. There tend to be immense legal restrictions on movement, let alone living + working in different areas. And the differences that do exist between even nations within the same "sphere" tend to be relatively negligible compared to, again, the sort of monumental differences you'd see just between different Greek city-states like Athens/Sparta.