The Tender For Law

Volume 8

Oct 28, 2014 5:40 PM

Dino Disenfranchised

The way I see it... If a person is acting as an agent, he does not have the liberty to act as his own person. If a person is acting as a employee or incarcerated, the same. If a person is acting as self and within his rights, liberty is the state of being or doing.

Back to my earlier question but with a little elaboration... How many BASIC states of being or doing are there and what are they?