Real CWB lovers dont hold grain over

[Fransisco]

mcfarms you are right that property rights are not enshrined in our constitution or in our charter of rights and freedoms. I believe there are some property rights elements in our common law but would have to double check that one to be certain.

However the question you have to ask is what is the source of our rights? Is it government? Or government law? The answer is no. While it's true that the proper role of government is to protect our rights it does not create them.

Inalienable means -incapable of being alienated, surrendered, or transferred. Property rights are inalienable, as is the right to life, and these rights don't disappear when a government decides to violate them.

Genocide doesn't suddenly become okay because it is some governments policy and likewise it is not okay to take someones grain away from them because of the wheat board act.

[Fransisco]

BTW- I'm still waiting for someone to argue against my earlier statement that "One's life and one's property are not mutually exclusive or separate, they are linked and vitally important to each other."

[Fransisco]

wmoebis said, "CWB or no CWB, my advise is, don't give away production at just any price"

The CWB does exactly that time, after time, after time, and you have no choice about that.

[TOM4CWB]

Fransisco,

Cultural norms are interesting historical perspective.

When it comes to the ten commandments... Coveting the neighbours wife, livestock... or property is no different a 'sin' than murder. Equal weight... and equal consequences in the creators economy.

Guilty of breaking the law ... is guilty.

Sexually lusting... is as wrong... in breaking the relationship with the creator of our civilisation... as the act of adultery.

Hence coveting your neighbours grain... is as bad as coveting their livestock... or any person in their family for whatever reason!

Off the wall Agstar77...

think about it.

It is these values that are the true base of the civilized world... and the only reason we have advanced without discrimination and greed totally ripping apart our society!

IT IS NOT SURVIVAL of the Fittest... Instead respect for all of creation makes us different from animals!

[Fransisco]

I'd be fine with it as long as they stuck to the coveting. You can covet my grain as much as you want, just don't touch it.

[checking]

I'm just wondering what in the blazes am I going to be doing in my next life, and if I get cremated is it acclimatization for my next life!!!