authority and property rights in regards to land go hand in hand one only has authority on ones own land the state has authority over you and everyone else within the uk borders because you're on its land. the second you leave the uk, you're no longer under its authority the same applies to land all land in the uk is essentially owned by the crown and the state as a subsidiary of the crown   it is, by definition   it depends on the nature of the crime if victim, no, not theft if no victim, then yes, theft   no, philosophy which is objective within itself. the only issue is human beings are primarily subjective so its a constant struggle to stay in line with any sort of objective truth and even when we're at our most ready and able we waiver because of that nature human beings are governed by laws, just like everything else. natural laws not dictated by other human beings but laws that govern our very psychology and how we interreact and interrelate with one another certain behaviours give good outcomes certain behaviours give bad outcomes natural law is just the understanding of what sort of behaviours give us good outcomes that benefit all thats the authority
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