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<blockquote data-quote="wkmac" data-source="post: 584810" data-attributes="member: 2189">And are those rules not voluntary? If I don&#039;t want to abide by those rules I don&#039;t stay at that RV Park. If I want a park with firing guns, loud music and littering, I&#039;d go to an RV park that had such or if none were found and there was demand I might have an economic incentive to open one up. &nbsp;If however I want such a park and can not find one it comes down to an economic decision of whether parting with the money to park my RV outweighs any benefits from shooting a gun, cranking my sound system or dumping my trash anywhere I please. If the benefit of parking my RV under the rules outweighs any other benefit, I make the economic transaction and abide by the contracted rules agreed to between 2 traders at common law.&nbsp;Where again is the force or fraud?&nbsp;As to you beer adventure, guess you assumed wrong didn&#039;t you!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wkmac, post: 584810, member: 2189"] And are those rules not voluntary? If I don't want to abide by those rules I don't stay at that RV Park. If I want a park with firing guns, loud music and littering, I'd go to an RV park that had such or if none were found and there was demand I might have an economic incentive to open one up. If however I want such a park and can not find one it comes down to an economic decision of whether parting with the money to park my RV outweighs any benefits from shooting a gun, cranking my sound system or dumping my trash anywhere I please. If the benefit of parking my RV under the rules outweighs any other benefit, I make the economic transaction and abide by the contracted rules agreed to between 2 traders at common law. Where again is the force or fraud? As to you beer adventure, guess you assumed wrong didn't you! [/QUOTE]

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