/liberty/ - Liberty

It's their private property, they can do what they want. Poland’s Ministry of Internal Affairs and Administration agreed to it when they accepted the terms of use.

>>72200

kill yourself

>>72200

Pretty much this. However, there are other outlets that will host this video.

>>72199

Why would anyone here care about a private company taking down a video regarding another State preventing free association? lol

>>72200

This is why liberty are cucks.

>>72200

There's a difference between legality and ethics. Legally yes they can do that, ethically its a dick move.

>>72204

>implying the migration is free association

You forgetting about the economic migrants leaving for gibs and refugees fleeing because of US foreign policy?

>>72210

It's not against the NAP.

>>72210

>if you don't like your job just get a better one

*migrates*

>no, not like that, that's not allowed!

Why can't /liberty/ stick to their own principles?

>>72213

Why? Tell me. Show me that you can actually apply our theories and are not just memeing.

>>72213

yes it is

>>72214

violating somebodys property to do it is indeed not allowed. if you wanted to do that, then yes it would be right to say 'no, not like that'

>>72206

>this is another example of NAP cucks cucking even further by applying their own ideology in a flawed way

fyp

>>72204

>beeing this naive

>>72215

It's like removing graffiti from your property. The infrastructure is owned by Youtube, you can't force them to keep serving your content. That would be slavery. If anything, claiming that Youtube has any obligations to propagate the content you like is what could be perceived as aggression against the property of Youtube.

>>72216

It's the state that violates property rights, not the migrants.

>>72206

>Being consistent in your principles makes you a cuck

This is why you're portrayed as a bunch of angsty whiners. That's what you do.

>>72220

who has a stronger claim to the property: the people who it was stolen from, or random strangers from another country?

that property is not unowned. citizens have the right of way over random strangers as far as property rights over things forcibly taken from them

>>72225

really depends on what those principles are

>>72227

liberty is a good principle to have

>>72199

The real catastrophe was that millions of refugees were saved from appalling conditions in the Middle East and Northern Africa.

>>72251

natural rights and liberty are different things

>>72263

Liberty is the default state of being. How unnatural is that?

>>72340

that does not imply rights