That is your opinion. Second Life is as real as you let it be, so I, and many people from Old Gor differentiate between the equally real forms of life as virtual-time and real-time.
What most of the other recent posters are expressing now is a conservative preference for property-rights over human rights. The person has no rights, and must be subservient to the landlord as in a feudal-system. I'm not a peasant. I assert my rights.
If I had been a problem-tenant, they would have said so. I'm a wolverine. Don't fuck with me, you'll never see me. Come after me, I'll rip your throat out.
No.
Stop being an idiot.
It's ten dollars. Nobody has to starve or get exposed to the elements because of an SL eviction.
There are, in fact. LL rules relating to human rights , which is why there are restrictions on the display of hate symbols, and etc, and why if your landlord was trying to extort you by some terrible means, they would still be reportable to LL. The right to not lose ten USD , outside of an obvious criminal theft, is not a human right. Yes, LL is a corporation that is ultimately flawed and capitalistic, but you really and truly are the wrong one here.
And frankly, talking about GOR as a reference point for a "human rights" discussion in this platform is so ridiculous that I no longer believe you are a real person, but rather an entire avatar name and cultivated personality dedicated to sewing chaos. 90% of role players in that community are aware that it's just pure play and kink and aren't using it to spread around their shoddily stitched political opinions)
Because, for human rights to even be relevant here, you have to be a person. You are just another dramatic , entitled persona on top of the heap of them in SL. That's why nobody is taking your bullshit seriously!
