The basis of all rights is violence.

Government is defined by the forces that have the monopoly on violence. Always has been. We live in a time when we see this being played out, especially in Britain right now. The social contract has been broken and those who were protected by government are now considered the enemy. We’re next.

Don't let the cool video persuade you of the nonsense statement. It is good for the just to be strong, and to enforce rights, but to say that the basis of rights is violence is the abandonment of the truth of justice - nihilistic barbarism, the philosophy of the mindless animal.

"when you're exercising political authority you're using force"

Rights are the abeyance of violence In other worlds, even the king has to sleep and his peace is not secured by his violence and the obedience of his guards isn't either.

The basis for all rights is God.

The basis of all rights comes from philosophy not force, and ideas aren’t easy to suppress.

Have you ever watched this movie? It’s about how tyranny and greed and violence corrupt and degrade people. But I’m assuming you just saw the pretty colors and the pretty costumes and huffed your little glue stick and got excited.

The basis for violence is having a sufficient supply of energy.

"Might is the ultimate authority from which all other authority is derived"

Nic dziwnego że nie popularny... 1. nazistowskie zachowania;) 2. nie ma inkluzywności LGBT 3. nie ma reprezentacji innych ras - sami biali? To niemożliwe! bez szans na Oskara...

Naah. Rights are grounded neither in violence (a natural fact about who can compel whom) nor in simple free will, but in concrete institutions; family, civil society, the state. Force is always second-order, it presupposes right and defends it, it doesn't and cannot, generate it.

Its Law actually

Not the "basis" but the enforcement.

Guy that thinks basic hobbes is le epic fascism

How many can hold ground idolising Rome still knowing the extent of their cruelty ? How many can admit on what scathed flesh of backbones the empire built upon for glory And stand firm in their stand knowing the price will be paid by the hands of God almighty

The Romans 🇮🇹 occupied these countries 😢🇯🇴🇵🇸🇱🇧🇸🇾, which were home to the Canaanites, Phoenicians, and Syriacs. They also conquered the Amazighs in what is now Arab North Africa. Iraq 🇮🇶 was a completely independent kingdom on its own, ruled by the Assyrians. All these original peoples—the Canaanites, Phoenicians, Syriacs, and North Africans—coexisted on their lands. Then, the Arabs came and fought them. They took over the Levant and North Africa. I am not even joking; they engaged in fierce battles against the Arabs of the Arabian Peninsula. But in the end, we defeated them and took control of these occupied regions! As for Iraq, the Arabs fought there as well and brought it under Arab rule Today, some of them are Christians and some are Muslims. They are Arabs by language and religion, and they are our brothers. However, they are not ethnically Arab like the people of the Gulf and Yemen, because they were not colonized and they remained in their own homelands."

What movie is this ?

Force, not necessarily violence. The ability to restrain violence as well.

Warriors fight battles that no one else even sees.

Which movie is this @grok

When i was homeless i once beat the fuck out of another homeless guy and took his skillet because he tried stealing my backpack while i slept

rome was just the first empire to brand its violence as law and sell it as civilisation

Being martial artist and fighter my entire life, I always remind myself that there is a reason Athena is a goddess of war and war craft and certain city-states made devotions and invoked Aphrodite Areia

The Roman Republic and Empire didn't become what they were because of violence, but due to their legal system, traditions and institutions. Others could cause violence too, and they vanished in obscurity.

@grok co to za film?

The Fall of the Roman Empire

Are Your Bricks Not Well Arranged!

A gigantic spiral of inflicting suffering.

The defense for all rights is violence. The basis lies in human dignity.

There's legal rights and Moral rights. Moral rights are endowed by God, not Man.

violence is gay bro

Nietzscheanism doesn't work.