My Dear Thaddeus,
You seem to take meteorite dealer hating to a new level.
I have always been amazed at the collectors who resent the
People who bring them meteorites. There seems always to be
That contingent that thinks NO ONE should "make a living,"
Selling meteorites regardless of how ha
I just do not like waking up at 3 am for a flight, and
reading this same, tired drivel. As you say Martin, I
want proof if I am to be called a pirate. Peru has no
such laws, but in that country, their legal system
also states that you are guilty of any crime you are
accused of, you are required to
Thaddeus Besedin wrote:
> Germany has laws guaranteeing landowners their gifts from the sky;
As Martin said, be sure that you can back up your claims - there is no such
law in Germany. It seems that you don't have the best sources of
information... or are you making such things up to fit your th
You are driven by an interest in the material, surely,
but I think here that you may not have been
translating subtleties of context here as I may have
intend to communicate. I strictly compare Mike's
attitude to that of a trafficker in contraband, except
for his hesitation to control his public de
I don't know, may you explain, why you ask from meteorite dealers a higher
moral standard or ethical behaviour than from the fastfood chain, where
you're munching your burgers, the power authorities, which are heating your
home, the carmaker, where you bought your car from, our butcher, baker,
supe
Just because something lands on "your" land doesn't
mean you "own" it. What if luggage containing money
came out of the sky, creating a crater, from an
airplane that exploded in mid-air? Would I "own" the
money? What if I found a human burial while digging a
pool. Would I own the skull? You make u
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