Wow you guys sure love to claim victory without any evidence thereof.
That's because we don't consent to your rules for victory.
I told you I have better things to do, and will answer when I can.
You say that and then you go away. Then you come back and say the same thing; it's as if you have just enough to do to stop you presenting evidence for anything, but not enough to stop you spouting crap and repeating the same old lies.
But you all jump around and act like me not spending every waking hour on this forum as evidence of my failure
No, we act like you never presenting any evidence to support your position is indicative of the fact that you have none.
I suggest the failure is those who post here daily. I mean sheesh... get a life!
I don't know what it's like in freeman paradise, but in the rest of the world it is quite easy to access teh interwebs and we can manage a few minutes out of our packed day of not being pretend free men to make the odd post.
If you find that so extraordinary as to be worthy of derisive comment I would suggest you look further to home for the problem.
In any event there were some points raised by the one and only other poster here that were not ridiculous or insulting.
I assume that wasn't me, otherwise I must try harder.
The problem with this position, is the concept of equality is actually abandoned. So what if your neighbour can also do the same thing. You are limiting his actions to that alone, and you having accepted the parliamentary system, made a choice which you now deny him, therefore no equality.
The problem with your position is that it's nonsense.
According the same opportunity to all is hardly abandonning equality, rather it is a concise definition
of equality.
Participating in parliamentary democracy is not limiting anyone unless they break the rules (Canada's house, Canada's rules) and certainly does not deny the opportunity to participate to anyone else.
I am sure you must agree that whatever power is vested in your by virtue of being elected, it cannot be greater than that enjoyed by those who elected you and gave you your power.
Then I am sure that you have absolutely no idea of how government, or even the concept of government, works.
The idea that those in a position of authority have no power over anyone is such obvious nonsense that I can only assume you being even more deliberately contradictory than usual.
Thus there are limits to what you as their representative can in fact do.
Well done, a correct statement. Of course you appear to have no idea what these limits are or how they can be changed.
As a function of law, representation requires mutual consent, and without it you are not my representative,
It's OK, Canada has your implied consent because you continue to live there and take advantage of all the facilities provide by the elected government and funded by the responsible members of society you constantly deride.
and since the only form of government considered lawful in a common law jurisdiction is a representative one,
You don't actually live in cloud cuckoo land though.
without mutual consent you are not MY government, though others may have consented.
Unfortunately for you, Canada does not see it that way.
Your position rests upon the belief that you can be someone's representative without their consent because others have consented
It's called democracy, you should try it sometime.
and it rests on the position that once acting as a representative, you can do far more than those who gave you the power can do.
Government, and in Canada's case, democracy again.
If you ever come up with an actual argument for that I'm sure people would love to see it.
So I imagine those who stated I have my tail between my legs or would not come back, or that they have somehow 'won' will now recant those statements, right?
I have no idea where you keep your tail, but I believe it was you who stated that you had better things to do than come to a forum that is inconsequential.