Ownership
 

The universe is quite possibly an infinite and yet pretty soon people, organizations, and branchs of the government (the super powers) are going to start claiming ownership over certain parts of it. Does this not seem mad to you? For fucks sake, every square inch of land and water is not just named it also belongs to a someone. How can someone tell you wether your allowed to sit under the shade of a tree or not? That is immoral. You could make an exception and say public land is public or I suppose International waters, but really the cities and countrys can do whatever they please. None of us really have any control over our lives.
In America atleast they give you two very basic options on how to live your life.
1. You can get a job working for someone or being someone who people work for. Then you live your life according to those standards. You have the car, the house, and your stationary. Cruising down a setpath for the most part. Basically you can move your arms around but your still attached to the tracks.
2.You fail the system and are a homeless, lifeless begger.

Now its possible to choose your own course yes but its very shunned upon and punished. Not to mention we're all being programmed that way.

So I really hate thinking about how space is going to be owned pretty soon, and it's going to have rules, and SHIT.

Yea, I've thought about that too. I hate it, but then I think that chaos would break out if it wasn't like that so I don't know.

I know that some company was sued for selling plots of Moon land...or Mars land. One or t'other.

And all land seems to automatically belong to the ruling...thing. For example all land in Britain is owned by the Royal Family unless owned by others...like the Moorlands. That's owned by the Royals.

So-cial Con-tract! (clap clap clap-clap-clap)

So-cial Con-tract! (clap clap clap-clap-clap)


Well you could either have the ability to sit under what trees you want, or you can have the safety of not having to worry about getting shot or mugged at every turn. It's brutally gay, but it's a worth while compromise to me.

What a terrible rant... I wonder what kind of mood I was in then.