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There are no random riots. Riots of the worst, BLM style kind are arranged and work in an area described as "mid level violence" which between a bunch of street activists, legal activists, and democrat disdain for law and order let leftists get away with rioting while their opponents are meant...

It doesn't have to be a rich relative, in some places just simply any house that is livable and has no mortgages or stuff like that is something representing half a million dollars of value if not more. Hence all the horror stories about squatters usually have that in the background. Squatters...

This is what i'm talking about, ancom level of understanding of the world. If you are a rich bigshot who has many different properties in different places, you are indeed keeping tabs on it, because those are whole city blocks, sky scrapers or villas worth many millions, with janitors and...

Red herring for ancoms who want to steal expensive property in trendy cities and turn it into their hangouts. Why the hell not? Also you wish in any place that has property taxes of any sort, try not paying those, see what happens, you will have a bigger problem than squatters.

Yeah, on the frontier, where people may not have any interaction with local officials for years, nevermind have documented and notarized land deeds. It was a quick and dirty way to solve issue with random conflicting land claims base mostly on one's word (which naturally enabled a lot of...

You miss my fucking point. Russians don't give a fuck if we did that or not, they will invade those they can regardless of what the target thinks of "might makes right". A nebulous "right to complain" is not going to affect them at all, there's a lot of complaining now and look how much they...

Yet they made them subjects still.

Some of them longer term than anyone else lol. Yet states like this post the main "might makes right" problem yet couldn't care less about their target's opinion on it. The philosophical precedent argument exists only in the heads of people who are against "might makes right" to begin with.

It's a false problem. A problem made up by those who disagree with the statement already, but doesn't exist in the heads of those who do pose the "might makes right" problem. Did Mongols ask about whether any of the countries they invaded subscribe to "might makes right" before deciding to...

I'm saying what it is used as in current application and interpretation, in conjunction with other existing and enforced laws. In which case, yes, it is a failure of rule of law. Before well into the industrial era and in very backwards states, it was a solution to a real problem of lack of...

It's a retarded leftist undermining of property rights. First off it starts with a non-problem of "abandoned property", which normal countries solve through local country or equivalent taking the land in question for non-payment of property taxes. First it's decades. Then it's years. Then it's a...