Tim Montgomerie on libertarian paternalism - nudging to you and me

[hifimonkeykong]

I don't own myself, I am myself, the concept of ownership is not universally extendable,

[CitizenBeta2]

@hifimonkeykong It all depends on the definition of ownership. Would you dispute that Title (rights), control, & use constitute ownership? If so mustn't own ourselves?

"Each person enjoys, over himself and his powers, full and exclusive rights of control and use, and therefore"... Do they not own them self?

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Ownership is not universally expendable agreed, yet must we not have a root to extend ownership it from? How can one own property and not own the means to which they control and use it?